15 Fun Tours in Cleveland Actually Worth Going On

Asiatown Food Tour

A tour of Asiatown’s food spots? Sign us up. Presented by Night Market Cleveland and CleFoodies, eat your way through the midwest’s second largest Asiatown, sampling all of the different cuisines it has to offer.

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Relish Cleveland

Relish Cleveland is offering unique food tours around Cleveland. They currently offer an Ohio City tour, which explores the West Side Market, Ohio City Farm and other hot spots around Ohio City. They also offer private tours and a Hingetown tour is coming soon.

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Cleveland’s Underground Railroad Tour

Curated by Cleveland State University’s Center for Public History, this tour takes visitors to six different locations on the Underground Railroad around Northeast Ohio, including sites in East Cleveland, Cleveland, Old Brooklyn and Shaker Heights.

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Cleveland Historical Society Tours

The Cleveland Historical Society is currently offering 34 unique tours around Cleveland. Music History and Venues, Irish Immigration, Sports, Civil War Cleveland, North Union Shakers, Coventry Village, Millionaire’s Row, African Americans in Cleveland, Iconic Architecture, Slavic Village and The Churches of Tremont are just some of the awesome tours offered.

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Playhouse Square Tour

Always had a desire to see what happens behind the scenes at the world renowned Playhouse Square? Now you can with the tour through these five beautiful theaters at the largest performing arts center outside of New York City.

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Nautica Queen Tour

Check out Cleveland's coastline with a narrated tour on the Nautica Queen. Ticket rates vary depending on the day and meal time, but start at $27.95 for adults.

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Visit League Park

Cy Young threw out the first pitch when League Park opened at the corner of Lexington and East 66th. The Tribe won the 1920 World Series there. Babe Ruth hit his 500th homerun at the park. Though it was mostly torn down in 1951, parts of the park remain, and Cleveland has plans to renovate the space.

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Take A Hike Walking Tour

Every week mid-May through mid-September you can explore downtown through Take A Hike! A program of the Historic Gateway Neighborhood Corporation, Take A Hike offers five free guided walking tours of downtown neighborhoods complete with actors portraying historic Clevelanders. Warehouse District neighborhood tours take place Saturday mornings. For more information, visit

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Lake View Cemetery

The final resting place of John D. Rockefeller, Eliot Ness, Revolutionary War soldiers, Ray Chapman and more famous and influential people than we have time to name, Lake View Cemetery offers awesome tours of the property. It’s also, of course, home to the President Garfield memorial. The view from the second floor balcony is one of the most majestic and underrated in the whole city.

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Discover My Cleveland

Discover My Cleveland offers a bunch of awesome tours around town. They offer a museum tour, a Cleveland wine tour, an Amish country tour, a holiday tour, a Cleveland beer tour and others.

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