The area of University Circle includes several museums such as the Cleveland Museum of Art, Crawford Auto and Aviation Museum, the Western Reserve Historical Society, and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History with their Planetarium Gallery and Astronomy Show. All museums are located within walking distance of one another. Also located in this area is Severance Hall, home of the world renowned Cleveland Orchestra. Visit Little Italy, Historical Tremont, or Coventry to get a taste of the rich history and culture that make this city great!

Cleveland Rocks! The North Coast Harbor overlooking Lake Erie is where the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is located celebrating the birthplace of Rock 'n Roll. Right next door to the Rock Hall is the Great Lakes Science Center, which has the six-story tall domed Cleveland Clinic Omnimax Theatre.

Greater Cleveland offers unsurpassed educational and world-class medical facilities. Numerous colleges and universities are located in and around Cleveland including Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland State University, The University of Akron, Kent State University, John Carroll University, Baldwin Wallace College,  Cuyahoga Community College, the Cleveland Institute of Art and many more. People from across the globe visit Cleveland Clinic Health Systems and University Hospitals to receive state-of-the-art care.

Cleveland affords a diverse variety of nightlife options. The Playhouse Square Center is nationally recognized as one of America's leading professional theatres showing Broadway shows, plays, musicals, opera, ballet, and contemporary performing arts. Just east of downtown, it is the longest-running regional theatre in the country and one of the largest. Playhouse Square was recently renovated with all the grandeur of the turn of the century. Night time entertainment abounds in the Historic Warehouse District. Enjoy fine dining or dance the night away - Cleveland has it all! Take a cruise on The Nautica Queen, or enjoy a night out by the Cuyahoga River in an area known as the Flats.

Sports in Cleveland is a way of life. Baseball fans can visit Progressive Field to watch the Cleveland Indians play ball. Basketball enthusiasts can go the Q Arena to see hometown superstar Lebron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers of the NBA. Fans of football can get their fill at the Cleveland Browns Stadium. Other sporting events taking place throughout the year in the Cleveland area include the Grand Prix of Cleveland, Rite-Aid Marathon and 10K Race, and the Cleveland National Air Show. Many more opportunities for recreational sports for individuals like golf, boating, and fishing are also available. There is something for every sports fan in Cleveland.

Outdoor recreation in a major metropolitan area is one of the true treasures that Northeast Ohio has to offer. Lake Erie provides an area with extensive water sport options, while the winters afford the cold weather sports enthusiast ample opportunities as well. The Cleveland Metroparks has 14 reservations with over 20,000 acres of natural beauty to enjoy. Perhaps the highlight of the Metroparks is the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and Rainforest.

Not only does Greater Cleveland offer such an array of opportunities, but Cleveland also offers a cost-of-living well below that of other major metropolitan areas across the country! Find out what living and working in Cleveland has to offer you!