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Things to do in Cleveland
 

• Cleveland Museum of Art    
  If art is your passion or you just want to visit for the first time the Cleveland Museum of Art is the perfect place to begin your visit to Cleveland.  The Cleveland Museum of Art is well known for excellent Asian, Medieval European and pre-Columbian holdings.  The Museums collection features over 40,000 works of art including masterpieces from Picasso, Dali, Monet and Van Gough.  The Cleveland Museum of Art is well renowned for their spectacular, high quality holdings.    Located on the main floor of the historic building dating back to 1916.  Visitors will discover European old master paintings and American Art up through 1900.  A new East wing opened in 2009, showcasing European & American art from the 1800's to the present.  Also displayed in the East wing are impressionism, Modern & Contemporary art and photography.   This very large & spacious Museum also displays;  African Art, Greek & Roman Art, Egyptian and Ancient Near Eastern Art, American Painting & Sculptures, Chinese Art, Textiles, Prints, Medieval Art, Korean Art, Islamic Art, Japanese Art and Indian & South East Asian Art.  Throughout the year the Cleveland Museum of Art hosts several special events, festivals, music & performances and much more.  The Cleveland Art Museum is a wonderful place to spend half a day admiring beautiful pieces of art along with a large selection of paintings, sculptures, pottery, jewelry and mid-evil decor.  The Cleveland Art Museum is a great learning experience you will learn about various artists, different time periods & the types of art they made and general admission to the Museum is free....

 Thrifty Discount Coupons is a great way to save money on your next rental with Thrifty.  Thrifty Car Rentals has been a staple in the rental car community for many, many years.  Thrifty Car Rental offers customers a large selection of vehicles to choose from for a discounted price.  Next time you are visiting Cleveland, choose Thrifty for your next rental company.  You can't beat a great deal from one of the most well known names in the business.

Cleveland Hopkins Intl Airport Thrifty - 19601 Maplewood
Cleveland Beachwood Thrifty Rentals  - 27629 Chagrin Blvd 100B
 

• Great Lakes Science Center   
  Is one of Cleveland's top tourist attractions.  The Science Center is a great place to take the family for the day.  The Science Center has over 300 interactive science exhibits and a gigantic six-story tall Omnimax theater...  Visitors will enjoy exploring the Science Center there is much to see and discover...  A popular favorite is the Omnimax Theater- this unique, state-of-the-art theater surrounds you with breathtaking images displayed on multi-story screens and 11,600 watts of digital surround sound making you feel as though you are part of the action & adventure.  The Omnimax theater is one of the world's most sophisticated motion picture projection systems, creating the sense like you are actually there.  Other highlight of the Great Lakes Science Center include; hundreds of hands-on, minds-on exhibits perfect for all curious minds you will have plenty of time for touching & exploring....  Their signature exhibits include; Return to the Moon- is the newest gallery featuring plenty of fun & exciting hands-on exhibits, take a unique spacewalk and more.  This gallery tells the story of the Constellation & commemorates Apollo 11 spacewalk over 40 years ago.  Science Phenomena Floor- features over 100 hands-on exhibits where visitors can experiment, play and discover motion, sound, electricity, magnetism and weather.  Little visitors seven and under will have a blast at Polymer Funhouse- playing for hours as they bounce around in the large ball pit, play in Port Polymer the outdoor play area and much more, next Alternative Energy exhibit-is dedicated to being eco-friendly the Science Center installed a 150-foot tall wind turbine in the front lawn to generate clean, renewable energy.  Everyone will thoroughly enjoy visiting the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland. 

January 11, 2011