Every major sport has a Hall of Fame. Visiting one is a window into its history and culture, showing what made the sport such a popular pursuit today.
A Hall of Fame can be in a major city like Atlanta, or a small village like Cooperstown, N.Y. The location tells just part of the story of the sport, but the museum itself is always the main attraction.
We’ve visited every major sports Hall of Fame in the United States, and have provided guides to seeing them here.
If you’re a diehard hockey fan in the United States or Canada, a trip to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto is a surefire ticket toward enhancing your love of the game. At its heart, the Hockey Hall of … Continue reading
If you’re an NFL fan, it’s worth making a pilgrimage to Canton, Ohio to visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and the exhibits inside devoted to the history of the game make it well worth the price of a … Continue reading
An important part of professional baseball history is preserved at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, making it well worth the price of a ticket for any fan of the game. The museum is dedicated to educating visitors … Continue reading
Our guide to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts, includes information on tickets, parking, public transportation, nearby hotels and restaurants and more. Read on to find out how to get the most out of your experience. … Continue reading
There’s no shortage of attractions to visit in downtown Atlanta, and yet the College Football Hall of Fame manages to stand out as one worth buying tickets for. Its dramatic entrance — meant to resemble a football — is hard … Continue reading
Dear Future Me, I’m writing from 2019 with sage advice, like if Moonlight Graham from “Field of Dreams” had a blog. You’ll want these tips on hand for an induction weekend trip to the National Baseball Hall of Fame – … Continue reading
If you’re a diehard hockey fan in the United States, there’s no doubt a trip north of the border to Canada will enhance your love of the game. And not just because seven of the NHL’s 30 teams are in … Continue reading
