Best Museums in Lorain

"The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is sure to please not only the children in your family but all the adults too. The museum offers several engaging educational activities for children of all ages and you should be sure to visit their website ahead of your visit to find out what to expect and how to get the most out of your visit. Besides a wealth of interesting exhibits which you can tour at your own pace, the museum offers a regular series of special immersive programs for toddles, pre-schoolers and older children."

"The Cleveland Museum of Natural History, founded in 1920, spans roughly 550 acres. It boasts a collection of over 4 million specimens."

"In 1891, the Cleveland Spiders of the National League began play at a ballpark at the corner of Lexington Avenue and East 66th Street, situated at the end of a trolley line. For the next half-century, League Park would be home to luminaries of sport, from baseball to football to boxing. The building that originally housed the Indians team and ticket office is now a museum, open Saturdays year-round with expanded hours in the summer (during baseball season, of course)."

"Founded in 1915, the Cleveland Play House was America's first professional regional theater, and it has been presenting a wide range of world and American premiere shows to patrons for 100 years. Giving performances in three state-of-the-art venues – the Allen Theater, the Helen Theater, and the Outcalt Theater – at Playhouse Square in downtown Cleveland, the theater aims to inspire, stimulate, and entertain audiences and communities in Northeast Ohio. It is known for producing plays, shows, and programs of the highest quality."

"Definitely take a peek inside Wade Memorial Chapel at the Tiffany-designed interior. Afterward, head down Mayfield Rd. and into Little Italy. There are mom-and-pop galleries and shops galore, but, let's be real, we're here for the food. Have lunch at one of the local favorites like Mama Santa's for Sicilian pizza, Mia Bella for upscale Mediterranean, or Guarino's for Italian home cookin'."