All Cleveland Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 2

Our comedienne, Sarah, was fantastic, and our driver, John, kept us safe and on time. This is definitely a party bus and Sarah brought high energy, plenty of laughter and enough Cleveland facts and lore to get off the bus a little smarter. An excellent value, and my wife and I would see Sarah's stand-up comedy for sure. We got her card. Book it. You won't regret it.

This narrated day road trip was very informative and enjoyable. The narration was very good and kept track of where you were and then told a story about the highlighted attractions. A lot of history. There were many interesting things to see from waterfalls to a covered bridge. You could also stop and do some short hikes or you could just keep driving. There were plenty of places to stop for a bite. There were several wineries, pubs, and breweries as well. If you like history and road trips I highly recommend doing this. The drive was very beautiful. Lots of trees and flora. You can stop and look for beavers, cranes, butterflies, and other wildlife too.

We are 4 gals traveling every year and make it a point to take at least one tour in each city we visit. This 3-hour tour by Steve was outstanding on a coldish day early May in Cleveland. Steve's historic knowledge of the city and its various neighborhoods gave us an excellent overview of Cleveland and we were impressed at how well laid out the city is. He suggested restaurants, what special exhibits at the various museums we might want to check out and what sights not to miss. At the end of the tour, he handed us a list of restaurants he recommended broken down by area as well as a sights to see list also broken down by area. I wish he had given the sheets to us at the start of the tour so I could make notes as we went along. We ended up going to 2 museums he recommended and several of the restaurants.

We did a private tour with Steve this morning and we were extremely impressed and pleased with the information he shared. As he is a native “Ohioan” (if this is the proper terminology) he first asked us of our interests ( history, cultural, sports, restaurants). Then he tailored the tour based on our specific interests. We got to see commercial downtown with its beautiful 1900s architectural buildings, the older factory buildings now converted to either apartments or restaurants, the urban sprawl (a lot of new housing developments not too far east of downtown Cleveland). which is a good sign of a city’s progress. Then we went to the west side of the city, which is the educational, medical, and cultural side of Cleveland. We got to see the grand old mansions, which has been donated to either the university and or Cleveland Clinic. We also got a little drive alongside Lake Erie on the East side and the cemetery on the west side with names of historical figures such as Rockefeller and President Garfield. Cleveland is surrounded by many open spaces with Gardens honoring the diverse ethnic groups of the city. So, thank you to Steve for showing us around Beautiful Cleveland and making us realize that there’s more to her charm than Rock and Roll.

There’s a good bit of walking but it’s well worth it. We enjoy learning the history of areas when we do food tours and this tour did not disappoint.We had three restaurant stops that provided ample servings of local specialties.We certainly didn’t need to make any dinner plans following the tour.And, I tour guide,Barbara Snow,was amazing with a wealth of information about the local area and Cleveland in general. We were a group of four and we all loved the tour and we would all recommend it to everyone.