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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Museum and Music Venue
Downtown Cleveland, Cleveland
"This is a MUST for any music lover."(7 Tips)
"Best videos on 3rd floor induction ceremony highlight"(5 Tips)
"Check out the inductees exhibit with cool, glowing signatures of..."(4 Tips)
"Great history of rock and blues and the jimi Hendrix"(3 Tips)
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Karen Forbes VillanuevaJuly 29, 2013Well worth the admission and the 6 hour drive from Chicago. Just remember take all the pic you want but NO FLASH!!!!!!!
Cassandra SchumacherSeptember 26, 2013If you love music, this is the place for you. Know your older stuff though, it makes it a lot more interesting.
Nikki BlakeMay 21, 2012Very very cool place. Would spend an entire day there if I could. Older children 13+ will appreciate it more fully than younger kids
Crystal MarksJuly 21, 2013Def. would like to go there twice, loved the architecture work there and the music of course! :)
Gilraen LeeDecember 27, 2014If you love music, just come here early in the morning and stay as long as you can. Fanstastic.
Themis JacobusDecember 29, 2013Go there with time. Take lots of pictures! You'll regret if you don't. No flash though.
KendalApril 9, 2013The inductees film is rather long, but totally worth the time. One of the best parts of the museum.
Brett MorganJuly 30, 2011I had a pretty good time here but there weren't many options for food. Eat before you come and apparently don't bring a camera, no pictures. Besides that, amazing Beatles exhibit.
HISTORYJuly 19, 2010The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame was created in 1983. Cleveland was chosen for the location because of disc jockey Alan Freed, who was known for promoting the new genre called “Rock and Roll.”
Roots of Hip Hop educational program is very engaging and informative for students and chaperones.
John RitchensSeptember 1, 2017The place is an insult to a true rock and roller.There are a lot of things NOT related to rock like Taylor Swift, Hip Hop, Rap..It’s using rock and roll’s name to make money under it.Why not Detroit?
Kendra PereiraAugust 4, 2013If you love museums and music this is the place to go!!! Check out Pink Floyd The Wall
Sue NewbergMarch 17, 2014Great trip allow enough time to see everything.. full day or unrushed 1 1/2 days like us.- Lou ParmeleeMay 30, 2011Great history of rock and blues and the jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, metallica were cool. A lot of amazing guitars showcased. Needs more metal though.
Rebecca SwansonMay 27, 2016Give yourself a minimum of 4 hours, preferably all day, to enjoy the exhibits.
Megan IrvineFebruary 2, 2018Great way to spend the day in Cleveland. Lots of cool stuff to see there.
Ryan ArakiFebruary 25, 2012What keeps the Hall of Fame fresh are the inductees. Check out level 3 and don't miss the theater.
PeopleFebruary 14, 2011It's the VIP room every musician wants to get into. This music mecca boasts a remarkable roster of icons, whose costumes (like MJ's glove), handwritten lyrics and other relics are displayed.
Scott NMay 28, 2011IN A BAND? Bring a CD, have a website(facebook) for the staff to verify and get FREE entry for you and your band. Best thing to do on an off day while on tour.
Rachel WhinneryOctober 3, 2015Soooo many things to see. Went as a kid and didn't "get" it. Went as a young adult and was fascinated. 😍
Safelite AutoGlassJanuary 16, 2012Check out the Jimi Hendrix couch, the Guns N' Roses section (my favorite) and the changing main exhibits. - Suggested tip from Lynn J., associate
Sofia CaseJanuary 15, 2016Seeing Michael Jackson's glove got me right in the feels. Amazing collection but a few snubs: nothing from KISS, Beach Boys or Madonna. Unsure why Fallout Boy is included. Special exhibits are fun!
Jeff RiggsJuly 30, 2010Reserve most of your time for the first floor, don't rush through it! The rest of the floors are interesting, but first is definitely the best!
Madison Levin-EpsteinDecember 24, 2011Truly a great museum, love the interactive exhibits! Probably my favorite thing in Cleveland!
Katie KauffmanDecember 17, 2013Fun spot...loved seeing the outfits. Shouldn't take more than 2 hours to get through, unless you like doing a lot of reading. Rock on, Cleveland!
Soul TrainApril 21, 2011You're sure to find Soul Train veterans honored here including Ike & Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder, Al Green and Aretha Franklin among many others.
Michael GoffJanuary 23, 2012Leave your camera at home. They claim that taking pictures violates copyright agreements with the artists that have donated items.
Wendell WashingtonNovember 20, 2010Energy drinks are expensive $3.77 but they sell em if you get tired after hitting the 1st floor...watch mystery train it is a good story told through video clips..1st floor is the best
- Erwin DelgadoSeptember 16, 2016Make sure to watch video presentation of Hall of Fame inductees; about two hours.
Penina MezeiJune 27, 2014I enjoyed this museum of all the greats that we're fortunate to be inducted here. - Penina Mezei
Kevin McCallAugust 5, 2012Hardly any chances to take photos. It's cool to see the sheet music, lyrics on paper and old recording devices.
Daniel BurtonMarch 27, 2015The museum is very large. Allow yourself 3 days to thru all exhibits-we did.
Discover OhioNovember 17, 2011New exhibits, new programs, live performances and of course, the world's largest single collection of rock and roll memorabilia.
Amid YousefNovember 21, 2011I shot my "how to start a new business training videos in from of the Rock and roll hall of fame Cleveland see http://www.entrepreneurtellsal.com
Find out how tiny rock stars are by seeing all their child-sized clothes.
Joe HallAugust 28, 2011Most of the action is on the lower level, so don't rush. The other floors are significantly smaller. Be sure to pick up an exhibit guide.
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
1100 Rock and Roll Blvd (at Cleveland's North Coast Harbor)
Cleveland, OH 44114
United States
Cleveland, OH 44114
United States
We are the world's only museum dedicated to rock and roll - the foremost cultural movement of our time.
Closed until 10:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Thu, Sun
- 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
- Fri–Sat
- 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
(216) 781-7625
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