This conservatory was built in 1895 and contains over 400 species of plants. Prior to 1884 this land was occupied by the State Fair.
Awesome water sprayers, sand/water play and unique playground equipment!! One of the best parks around!!
Explore the Children's Discovery Garden and learn how to discover, experience and love our world through gardening. Divided into three main areas, the garden offers opportunities to play among interes En savoir plus .
Be sure to take along a cooler n picnic lunch, for even more savings. Check out their web page for summer camp-ins.
They don't have pizza boxes, ceramic plates, or gourmet ingredients, but this is the best pizza place on Earth.
An escape nestled on the Riverfront Downtown. Stop by at dusk for an amazing fountain show in Bicentennial Park.
Trails didn't seem like much but it has a rock climbing area if you have your own climbing equipment.
A definite "must-visit" in Columbus, head to the market to check out all of the different offerings to be had. Lots a great food (and great people watching!) En savoir plus .
This place has 18 types of burgers, but one isn't on the menu: a burger created for the Arnold Schwarzenegger Bodybuilding Competition: the Thurmanator. --Adam Richman, Man v Food Nation
Little known fact! Show up with your pet on Thursdays or Fridays and recieve a giftshop discount of 50%! NO SNAKES
Look no further than the front steps to see the iconic “The Thinker” statue. Police believe the disfigured statue was the target of a homemade bomb. Seen on Travel Channel’s Mysteries at the Museum.
Bring a roll of dimes for the feeding frenzy tank...food is ten cents. A great time for all ages.
Just remember to dress for 1572 take cash, drink be merry for tomorrow us church
Missile & Space Gallery contains an extensive collection of rare artifacts including Apollo 15 Command Module, Mercury & Gemini capsules, engines, satellites & a moon rock from the Apollo 16 mission. En savoir plus .
Visit "The Struggle Continues" exhibit to learn about 'unfreedoms,' like modern-day slavery and genocide, that inhibit human rights today. En savoir plus .
Get the souvenier cup and get free refills the day you buy it and $.99 refills throughout 2010.
Great place for photos and a nostalgic experience. Old building, WW2 memoribilia.
Check out the #1 Library in the Nation! En savoir plus .
Did you know? In its heyday, many famous vaudeville performers appeared on this stage, including Milton Berle, Ray Bolger, Cab Calloway, Buddy Ebsen, Jean Harlow, Ginger Rogers, and Jack Benny. En savoir plus .
Theater will validate your garage parking ticket for only a dollar! Visit the customer service counter across from concessions
Designed to showcase the client’s cause statement “Honoring Every Soul With Loving Service,” this mural pays tribute to the dedicated educators, physicians, nurses, employees and volunteers. En savoir plus .
This house was built in 1873 and was home to James Thurber, famous artist, humorist and cartoonist. The nation’s highest designation for the art of humor writing was named after him, and is called the
This house was built in 1852 and was one of the stops on the Underground Railroad. Today approximately 80-90% of the furnishings in this museum were owned by the Kelton family.
At The ORIGINAL Max and Ermas. In the beautiful German Village. I recommend the "stacked to the max" club. The best.
Dog friendly park that features Shakespeare in the Park in the summer, and a wonderful spot to play ball, relax, picnic, and take your family.
Built by the Hopewell and thriving during the Roman Empire, this is a very small piece of what were the largest earthworks in the world; some say the Stonehenge of the US.
Show your Giant Eagle or Kroger Plus card and save 10% off regular priced items. Show your AAA card and save 15 % off regular priced items. You can get 20% off coupons in your email now as well
There's a solid chance you'll see NFLer & announcer Solomon Wilcots. He's a regular.
Free fireman hats for kids. And those who are a kid @ heart & who have a small head, I suppose.
From 1831 to 1902 the Ohio & Erie Canal ran through town along what is now, of course, Canal Street.
Founded in 1828, Canal Winchester still maintains that small town charm, with many shops and restaurants located in the historic buildings located around downtown.
I conquered the Fearsome Foursome Challenge -- ride the 4 tallest coasters in an hour -- can you? --Bert Kreischer, Bert the Conqueror En savoir plus .
Make sure you see Rockin' The Point at the Jack Aldrich Theatre and all the rest of the wonderful shows!
5 wine samples and 5 apps every Friday at 5. Larger pours and better wine than Market District and the staff is friendlier.
Appreciate the architecture. This is one of fifteen atmospheric theaters in the world.
There is an old guy and an old women who work the counter. They may seem crazy, but they know everything about Columbus. If you've got questions, ask em.
love the portabella sliders. bonus: they come with house-made chips, which are also excellent.
It's like the 60s never ended. In a good way. Classic (cheap) diner food and decor. Friendly service.
35mph in town, 50mph before and after - pay attention! The cops are always out.
If I'm going to Park Street, I go to Bar Louie. All the other bars are filled with the douchbaggery of Columbus. Weekends are fun, but it definitely gets difficult to buy a drink with all the people a
Check out the Ohio State House. The basement has a lot of historical content that's simply a must see.
At the Hoover Price planetarium, over 60 projectors show the aurora, meteor shower, an asteroid, panorama of downtown Canton, clouds, snow, phases of the moon and dozens of constellations.
The seashell shape of the Blossom Music Center gives the venue great acoustics. Fantastic place to watch all genres of shows, from rock to classical. – Team Live Nation
Check out "Space Saturdays" at the NASA Glenn Visitor Center in the Great Lakes Science Center. See Forces in Space show, moon rocks, shuttle tiles and more http://www.glsc.org/nasa/index.php
This market is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1995. On the 1st day only 6 farmers attended; but the market now hosts over 87 farmers here every Saturday with over 2,000 visitors each year.
Dr. Fleming founded the Center in her backyard in 1945. Today, the facility spans more than 22,500 sq ft and attracts 180,000+ visitors a year. The Schuele Planetarium building was added in 1968. En savoir plus .
A must see for all Americans and a definite destination point for a visit to Cincinnati! En savoir plus .
Just go! I loved the "pictures of war" exhibit very powerful. Though the interactive displays need a good dusting and updating.
Not sure if it's still going on, but Dickens of a Christmas is a great event during the winter!
Take an afternoon to get lost in the stacks at this new/used book store. Located in an old church on 161, you'll find bestsellers and hard-to-find items not likely at your local behemoth book retailer
This Corporation has been operating for 50 years and is proudly the only metal whistle manufacturer in the United States.
The NMUSAF is the world’s largest & oldest military aviation museum, opening in its first location in 1954. The museum's collection contains many rare aircrafts of historical or technological importan
Home to the world's oldest telescope still in use nightly by the public - an 11” wood and brass refractor from 1842. John Quincy Adams gave his last public speech during the 1843 cornerstone ceremony. En savoir plus .
Holiday drive-thru light show in Firestone Park. After driving through the light show, stop by the Gingerbread House and the Ice Castle for children's crafts, holiday decoration viewing, and snacks!
Near the hometown of Rock and Roll, this shop offers all the amenities of an old-fashioned 50s barbershop including a shave and a generous slicking with pomade. Displays of Rockabilly and Punk CD's
Amazing pizza, great atmosphere. The owner and his wife always make you feel welcome. A small or medium pizza is more than enough for two hungry people to share for lunch or dinner.
Don't lock your keys in your car because the Owensville police can't come on the fairgrounds to unlock it and the Cler. co Sheriff does not do that any longer! (unless of course there was a child)
