The most popular city of Ohio, Cleveland is situated next to the Cuyahoga River which provides the serene Lake Erie. The second largest city of the state of Ohio is bursting with the vibrancy of its cultural side that includes museums, theatres and the historically significant Cleveland Orchestra. There are many attractions of this city that make it one of the most visited place. 

Head over to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum which was designed by I.M. Pei. Each corner of the museum is an experience and with over six floors, there is a lot to see. The atmosphere and the multimedia displays are top notch. Some of the rarest pieces have been displayed here including the manuscript “Purple Haze” which is written by the famous Jimi Hendrix. Some of the finest entertainers have been given a special place here. Do not miss out on the exhibitions and state of the art building providing a venue to international shows here at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 

Another jewel of the city is the Cleveland Museum of Art which features a variety of collections from all over the world. Some of the most famous art pieces date back to the authentic American art and the medieval art from Asia as well as Europe. There are many ways to explore the history of this place but there is no alternative to the Cleveland Natural History Museum. Home to some of the most outstanding exhibits, this museum provides a 3 million year old human which is the biggest attraction. From anthropology to geology, this museum covers a range of topics and provides you with an intense collection of interactive displays. 

A visit to the one and only Great Lakes Science Center is a must to learn all there is to know. From engaging displays to a steamship that dates back to the year 1925, there are displays of ships and a OMNIMAX theatre providing the most thrilling non fictional films. 

A part from the wide range of museums, there is a lot more to Cleveland than meets the eye. The West Side Market is the biggest public market in the whole city. Accommodating over 100 vendors, one can bargain and shop till you drop! 

Escape into the wilderness by heading over to the Cleveland Botanical Gardens. These gardens feature a wide array of color, each different according to the season. The Japanese Garden and the Hershey Children’s Garden are some of the major attractions of these botanical gardens. The Japanese Garden is famous because of its dry rock stream which simply should not be missed out on. Another way to meet the furry animals and escape the hustle and bustle of the city is by taking a trip to the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. This is one of the oldest zoos of the United States and is home to innumerable domestic and exotic animals. The largest collection of the zoo is of the primate species in North America. 

Located on the shores of Lake Erie is the USS COD Submarine Memorial. Paying tribute to the World War II submarines, this landmark provides an entry into history and takes you back to 1945. The entrance has not been modified since the war time and stands in its original condition. 

Among the many monuments and other attractions, the Lake View Cemetery stands out. Built in a Victorian style, the manicured gardens are dotted with monuments that are worth visiting. Established I 1869, the cemetery contains over thousands of graves including the 20th President of the United States.  

Some of the leading airlines offering cheap flights to Cleveland from the UK are US Airways, KLM, Air France, United Airlines and Air Canada. 

At present, there are no direct flights to Cleveland from London given the latest flight records. 

The average flight time from London to Cleveland Hopkins International is 10hours 23minutes. 

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is located at a distance of approximately nine miles southwest of the central business district of Cleveland. 

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport offers a number of efficient transportation options. The airport's Red Line Heavy rail train is one of the most cost-effective and convenient modes of reaching the city center operated by the RTA. The rail runs from the Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport to downtown Cleveland via the Tower City Stationinto the University Circle arts and cultural district and terminates in East Cleveland at the Louis Stokes-Windermere station. The rail station is conveniently located in the center of the lower level of the terminal and therefore can be easily accessed by the arriving passengers via the escalators or the elevators present. Tickets can be purchased from the ticket machines located at the rail station. Tickets available are either for a single or a multi-ride. All-day passescan also be purchased from the rail stations. Trains depart at every 15 minute intervals for downtown Cleveland city. 

An efficient and dedicated taxi service is also operating at Cleveland Airport. Taxis can be hailed from the main pickup area located on the south end of baggage claim, adjacent to Carousel 11. Three main taxi companies are operating at the airport. These include Ace Taxi, Yellow Cab Company, and Americab. Rates charged by these taxicabs are according to the mileage. 

A number of limousine companies and numerous hotels also offer efficient transport service for the passengers arriving at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Limousine and hotel shuttle service will have to arrange in advance. 

Cleveland Airport also offers a car rental facility located off the airport grounds. The facility can be accessed via the dedicated shuttle service available for those passengers seeking to avail the car rental facility. Shuttles are available on the lower roadway island which can easily be accessed by exiting from Door #5 on the baggage claim level of the main terminal.

Greater Cleveland is served by a dedicated bus service and rail transit system operated by the RTA also known as Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority. The rail transit system consists of two light rail lines known as the Green and Blue Lines that extend to the east side suburbs, and a heavy rail line, the Red Line that connects Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and the west side suburbs. The bus service operated by the RTA offers convenient and cost-effective transport to all the city's major attractions from downtown. 

Renting a bicycle in Greater Cleveland is also an efficient option given that the city has an extensive network of bicycle lanes. Cleveland's Taxis can be found at the Public Square, transportation hubs and many of the major hotels of the city. Fares will differ according to the taxi company and the mileage travelled. Taxis do not generally cruise the streets of Cleveland and will therefore require you to place a call to one of Cleveland's taxi companies.  

Cleveland offers a range of accommodation options. From indulgent high-end hotels to great mid-ranged and budget accommodation options, there is something for everyone to suit the varied tastes and budget preferences of all. most of Cleveland's hotels are located in the downtown area with a few also  on the East Side around University Circle, and some close to the airport on the far West Side. Of the high-end category Cleveland offers a range of hotels known for their high standard living matched with an impeccable service. The city also boasts a number of international chains of luxury hotels for you to choose from.