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There is no doubt about the fact that the people of Cleveland love their beer. Get a fascinating look at how beer is made by touring the Great Lakes Brewing Company. This facility has the distinction of being Cleveland’s oldest microbrewery. One of the more popular products of the brewery is Dortmunder Gold amber ale as well as Eliot Ness Porter and Burning River Ale. The tour is free and happens every hour on the hour on Fridays from 5pm to 9pm and on Saturdays from 1pm to 9pm.

The two of you are most likely way overdue for a romantic evening out on the town. So make plans to take your sweetie out on a date that includes dinner, drinks and entertainment at a few of Cleveland's Warehouse District destinations. This historic part of town features an impressive selection of commercial and entertainment venues. Don't miss your chance to visit Cleveland's first neighborhood that is also downtown's oldest commercial center.

It doesn't really matter how old you are or what your taste in music might be, as you will be enthralled by all that you see and hear when you visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Learn the stories behind rock and roll's pioneering acts like Elvis Presley, The Beatles and Bruce Springsteen, just to name a few. You'll also marvel at exhibits and attractions that feature archival footage, stage costumes, guitars and other incredible artifacts.

Nature lovers will feel right at home outdoors in the expansive Ohio and Erie Canalway. This National Heritage Area earned its designated title in 1996 because of its role in helping Ohio and our nation grow. Its status and recognition was to primarily preserve and celebrate the rails, trails, landscapes, towns and sites that all grew along the first 110 miles of the canal that sparked growth for not only Ohio, but for the entire nation. Among these beautifully landscaped 110 miles you'll find the Towpath Trail, America's Byway, the Cuyahoga Scenic Railroad and various county park districts.