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Fans of the holiday movie classic “A Christmas Story” can revisit the spirit of the holidays as they reminisce on a walk through the famed A Christmas Story House. Located in an historic mansion near downtown, the museum features a Wonder Lab with water tables and magnetic walls, a space to create in the Arts & Parts room and the interactive fun of Adventure City.Ī Christmas Story House. Younger visitors are engaged at every turn at the Children’s Museum of Cleveland with an environment designed to excite, enrich and inspire.
At the NASA Glenn Visitor Center, guests can look inside the actual 1973 Skylab 3 Apollo Command Module, see artifacts from John Glenn’s Friendship 7 mission and check out a real moon rock from Apollo 15.Ĭhildren’s Museum of Cleveland. Kids can be hands-on at the Great Lakes Science Center by constructing a parachute to float in a wind tube, taking a virtual flight on the Sky Glider and using their fingertips to make light dance under a plasma ball. Getting to pet sea creatures at the 11,000-gallon Touch Pool amps up the aquarium adventure even more. With nothing but a pane of glass standing between visitors and the ocean’s sharp-toothed friends, brave souls can walk through the 175-foot underwater SeaTube, a glass-enclosed tunnel, to see sharks, moray eels, stingrays and grouper. Adventurers can come nose-to-nose with sharks at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium. Guests can take in a show at the Shafran Planetarium, visit the toddler friendly Smead Discovery Center or head outdoors to the Perkins Wildlife Center for an up-close look at bald eagles, foxes, bobcats and coyotes. From the bones of a mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex to the feel of a real earthquake, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History will fascinate and educate little ones with incredible hands-on exhibits and interactive displays. In The Garage, visitors can play, mix and record their own hits on more than 15 drums, bass guitars and keyboards.Ĭleveland Museum of Natural History. The showstopping memorabilia ranges from legends like The Beatles and David Bowie to contemporary artists like Lady Gaga and The Black Keys. The Rock Hall strikes a chord with generations of music fans. Parents of toddler-age children can enlighten younger ones while taking part in one of the museum’s Stroller Tours. Emerging technology gives families the chance to use movement and play to connect with CMA’s collection and explore further with the country’s largest multi-touch MicroTile screen. Visitors of all ages can learn about art together at Cleveland Museum of Art.
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