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.
In a world where everything changes so quickly, it is comforting to find a place like Cleveland's Old Stone Church. While it is a church where the Presbyterian faith is practiced, people of all denominations are welcome to experience their tradition of faith, hospitality and excellence. The church's structure is truly captivating whether you are admiring it from the inside or the outside. The Old Stone Church's goal is to set the standard as a key leader in ongoing faith as well as working to achieve cultural and urban renewal for the city of Cleveland.
Climb aboard one of the country's most significant pieces of history when you visit the USS Cod Memorial. This is a World War II era GATO class fleet submarine that allows visitors to explore history from a truly deeper perspective. The USS Cod is listed as a National Historic Landmark and is docked in Cleveland. Visitors not only have the opportunity to tour this historically significant vessel, but also can learn more about it through a handful of interesting exhibits as well as the various materials that are available in the souvenir and gift shop.