The city of Cleveland plays host to some of the best museums in the country, and perhaps even of the world. Museums for adults with a varied taste as well for kids to teach them useful lessons dot the city, from which you can take your pick. Here are some of the city’s notable museums:

 

 

 

• Cleveland Museum of Art: By travelling for about 15 minutes to the east of Cleveland’s downtown region, you can reach this museum. By playing host to a wide variety of medieval European Art, Indian and Asian art as well as Pre-Columbian art, this museum draws a steady crowd round the year. Whether you want to stay glued to the art glossaries and provenance information of various exhibits on display or wish to participate in the tours conducted here, you will have no dearth of choices when you are at this place.
• Cleveland Museum of Natural History: Curious minds will have plenty to do and see at this museum. You can explore a lot inside this place, ranging from the sky to the earth. The museum has dinosaurs located indoors and outdoors, wildlife habitats and outdoor gardens, a hands-on Discovery Center to keep children of different ages occupied, live animal shows, and daily planetarium programs to explore the universe.
• Crawford Auto Museum: Almost a dozen automobile manufacturers of high quality used to operate in Cleveland between 1890 and 1920, including White Motors, Peerless and Winton Motors. To catch a glance at these early autos, you can visit the Crawford Auto Museum in Cleveland, which was created by erstwhile aviator and TRW founder, Frederick Crawford.
• Museum of Contemporary Art: Located on Carneigie Avenue at the back side of the Cleveland Playhouse , this museum hosts eleven temporary exhibitions every year, featuring notable artists and emerging international artists in all genres from Northeast Ohio.

• International Women’s Air and Space Museum: With temporary exhibits that keep changing according to a rotational calendar, this museum focuses on women’s role in air as well as space flight. Located within the boundary of Burke Lakefront Airport’s west wing and lobby, this museum remains open on all seven days of the week and can be entered for free.

Other Cleveland museums worth a visit include the Great Lakes Science Center, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Western Reserve Historical Society, William G. Mather Museum, Children's Museum of Cleveland, and Dunham Tavern Museum. So, the next time you plan a visit to this city, make sure to stopover at all or most of these museums.