Cleveland, Ohio

INCLUDED WITH YOUR VOYAGE

Cleveland, Ohio HOP-ON HOP-OFF TOUR

Remember! Your vacation, your choices. Visit as many or few of the included attractions in Cleveland listed below at no cost. Learn the history behind rock legends or visit the Arcade for some shopping.

THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART

Comparable to the art museums of Europe, this multigallery museum presents both past and present-day art inside a historic building from 1916. Discover dynamic collections from all over the world at this cultural and intellectual focal point.

CLEVELAND HISTORY CENTER

This center truly has something for everyone. Explore a collection of automobiles, wander through a millionaire’s mansion, or take a ride on a restored carousel.

ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME

Learn the history behind rock legends as you make your way up the pyramid of rock and roll history. With seven floors of exhibits, explore this complex and learn about the world’s greatest musicians and how they made musical history.

THE ARCADE

Hop off in downtown across from the famous 4th Street to don some Cleveland apparel or do some shopping at the historic Arcade shopping center.

OLD STONE CHURCH

Located in the heart of downtown, this historic landmark overlooks the plot founded by Moses Cleveland. Discover the beauty of the oldest building on Cleveland’s Public Square. Also nearby is the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument, which commemorates the American Civil War.

HIGHLIGHTS

LEAVE THE BIG CITY BEHIND

Depart the big city and move through time as we travel the back roads of Ohio to “Amish Country.” As we approach the house of Mary Miller, we may see Amish men working their farms, roadside stands featuring fresh produce and baked goods, and the horse and buggy in lieu of cars.

ENJOY A TRADITIONAL AMISH WEDDING FEAST

When we reach the home, we will be welcomed by Mary Miller for an authentic Amish Wedding Feast. Mary is a gracious host and will be happy to answer any questions you may have about Amish Culture. Get your taste buds ready for the feast featuring chicken, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, seasonal vegetables, seven-layer salad, Amish date nut pudding, fresh bread, and of course, Amish pies!

DISCOVER THE HISTORY OF THE AMISH IN THIS SMALL TOWN

Visit End of the Commons, the oldest operating general store in Ohio. Here, we will find old clothes and many antiques on display as well as shelves of penny candy that to this day still costs only one penny. Find other oldfashioned candy, memorabilia, and snacks available throughout the store.

LEARN HOW THE AMISH OPERATE TODAY

Then at an authentic one-room Amish school house, enjoy a once-in-alifetime opportunity to receive a guided tour of the school and learn how the Amish operate it today.

The Amish are a community made up of a sect of Christian separatists. The Amish have established farms in the Geauga County area since the 19th century. Today, they carry out their faith-based traditions and way of life without the trappings and technology of the modern day. The community is well known for a “prohibition” on electricity, phones and other modern devices. However, today, some of the Amish selectively use these technologies when appropriate for work.

FULL-DAY $129

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