Great Lakes Science Center, Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

The Great Lakes Science Center features hands-on exhibits and exhibitions on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). It houses the NASA Glenn Visitor Center, which features space experience in interactive exhibits, artifacts, and NASA media. It offers fun camps for preschoolers through 12th graders and year-round fun-filled activities for children and families. The science center is located in Cleveland, Ohio. It is also close to the restored Steamship William G. Mather at a separate admission fee. The science center opened in July 1996.

The science center is situated in one of Cleveland that prides its vibrant neighborhoods. Tourists can fancy a city tour that features restaurants for quick bites and full meals. The tour includes a taste of Italy in Little Italy Historical Museum. The Cleveland community picks Mama Santa Pizzeria as a must stop when in the area. Tourists cannot miss a visit to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as it is a staple when in Ohio. Another option for museums is the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, where children can enjoy exhibits of dinosaurs, fossils, stuffed animals, ancient man, and space exploration. The bestseller accommodation among travelers is Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade. Another upscale option for tourists is The Westin Cleveland Downtown and InterContinental Cleveland, which is also top-rated. A more affordable option can be availed at the University Hotel and Suites with a little over $50 per night for two people. Cleveland is close to cities like Brooklyn, Lakewood, and Parma, which are also in Ohio.