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Cleveland has a rich cultural legacy that includes the well-regarded Cleveland Museum of Art, and the Cleveland Orchestra, America's most recorded symphony. Cleveland's oldest skyscraper provides a splendid view from its 42nd-floor observatory. The greenhouse, the oldest civic horticultural centre in the country, has seasonal flower and plant exhibits indoors; outside you'll find a Japanese garden, a formal English garden, and a talking garden for the blind. Renovated steel warehouses and tool-and-die factories are now fashionable clubs and restaurants.
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 Cleveland Transit rail system is not extensive. But stops at major tourist attractions. Buses cover five major downtown routes. Most of Cleveland’s sights are accessible by foot but it's best to rent a car when exploring out of town. Taxis are available but one can wait up to 30 minutes.
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Cleveland Hopkins International is 10 miles south of the town. Car-rental companies are located at a central off-site area or pick up the shared bus service, a 20-minute drive into the town. RTA Red Line leaves from the main terminal and takes about 25 minutes to town. There's no shuttle, there is a limousine service to downtown hotels. Taxis are available outside baggage claim exit.
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