Cleveland Flights and Travel Guide

Music lovers rock on in Cleveland. Home of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, millions of travelers book Cleveland flights to pay homage to their music icons. But the city has more to offer than music and lyrics.

Sports fans fly to Cleveland every year to cheer on the Cleveland Browns at Memorial Stadium, the Cavaliers at Quicken Loans Arena and the Indians at Jacobs Field. And what’s a game without a brew? Thankfully, the Great Lakes Brewing Company, the state's first micro-brewery, is located nearby in Cleveland. More academic travelers might find flights to Cleveland for a chance to visit the renowned Museum of Art, the Museum of Natural History and the new Great Lakes Science Center.

The Cleveland area has helped boost the Ohio economy as one of the nation’s largest durable goods manufacturing cities. However, like many cities throughout the U.S., Cleveland is also focused on the service sector. Today, the greater Cleveland area is worldwide corporate center for international companies. Hundreds of business travelers book flights to Cleveland on a daily basis for business conferences and expos in industries including transportation, insurance, retail, commercial banking and finance.

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Cleveland Climate

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When to Fly to Cleveland

Peak Season:

The best time of year to visit Cleveland in during the summer, when temperatures are warm and seldom humid, and the city's attractions are bustling with people. Fall weather is nice in Cleveland and the foliage is pretty, but it does get cool at night.

Off Season:

Winter months in Cleveland are cold and snowy, but this is also the best time to find a cheap flight to Cleveland and discounted hotel accommodations.

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Getting Around Cleveland

Cleveland's public transport system is currently being improved with the implementation of the Euclid Corridor Transportation Project that includes seven miles of bus lanes on arterial streets. This should be operational by mid-2008. Electric trolley buses serve downtown and buses run to the suburbs. Most sights can be reached on foot or light rail. A car is not necessary downtown, but is more convenient for wider exploration of the city.

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Cleveland Insider Information

• Tempt yourself with a taste of Cleveland. Held annually in August and September, the Taste of Cleveland is a culinary festival that brings together the city's top chefs and food enthusiasts. Taste tidbits from the local flare and also some interesting new creations as chef's compete for the "Best of the 'Fest" award.
• The Slavic Village Harvest Festival is held every August and is one of Cleveland's favorite street fairs. The festival is held in the heart of the city's historic 'Warszawa' neighborhood, which is home to one of the largest Polish-American communities in the country. The festival brings together the history, traditions, music and food of the Polish community. Visitors are invited to taste the food and attempt the polka.

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Cleveland Airports

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