Things to See in Ohio
Spring, summer, winter, or fall, there are always things to see in Ohio. Make a turn here, go past that valley there, and you'll more than likely be surprised by the diversity and beauty of this Midwestern state tucked up against the south side of Lake Erie. It doesn't matter if you like historical landmarks, out-of-the-way restaurants or hot air ballooning – Ohio's got something for everyone.
Ohio's major cities are filled with exciting this to see and do, from art galleries to museums to botanical gardens, theatres and movie houses. Outdoor lovers will love the Botanical gardens and arboretums located throughout the state. The Columbus Zoo and the Ohio Railway Museum always manage to enthrall the kids and adults too.
Central Ohio loves to have a good time, and from March through December, visitors can attend events and festivals from powwows to jazz fests to the Apple Butter Stirrin' event. Summertime is especially fun, with Shakespeare in the Park events and Statehouse Ghost Tours. There's plenty of things to see in Ohio – or not – depending on what type of ghosts you're looking for!
There's lots of free museums located throughout Ohio as well, including but not limited to the Museum of Medical History, the Spirit of '76 Museum, or for some laid back fun, the Pencil Sharpener Museum or the Wyandot Popcorn Museum. Ohio is a state rich in history and famous residents, both past and present, and visitors as well as residents often visit the birthplaces of such famous Americans as President James A. Garfield or stand in the very same spot where Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall were married at Bromfield's Malabar Farm.
Ohio offers plenty of outdoor adventure also, from water skiing in the summer to snowboarding in winter. Take a drive and enjoy the Mohican Fall Foliage Tour or enjoy a weekend getaway at Pine Lakes Lodge or take a drive through Amish Adams County. Though it comes as no surprise to Ohio residents, many visitors passing through are often amazed at the things to see in Ohio – and are captivated by the sprit of friendship and welcome that they find when they get there.
One of the best things to do when you're in northern Ohio is to visit the Kalahari Water Park Resort in Sandusky, for water fun, spa treatments, fast paced entertainment and fine dining – located conveniently between Cleveland and Toledo, the Kalahari Convention Center is the place to visit if you're in the area.
For family friendly fun or a romantic honeymoon, to the Cleveland Museum or Art or Cedar Points famous roller coasters in Sandusky, Ohio has got your entertainment needs covered. There's lots of things to see and do in Ohio – come see for yourself!
Ohio's major cities are filled with exciting this to see and do, from art galleries to museums to botanical gardens, theatres and movie houses. Outdoor lovers will love the Botanical gardens and arboretums located throughout the state. The Columbus Zoo and the Ohio Railway Museum always manage to enthrall the kids and adults too.
Central Ohio loves to have a good time, and from March through December, visitors can attend events and festivals from powwows to jazz fests to the Apple Butter Stirrin' event. Summertime is especially fun, with Shakespeare in the Park events and Statehouse Ghost Tours. There's plenty of things to see in Ohio – or not – depending on what type of ghosts you're looking for!
There's lots of free museums located throughout Ohio as well, including but not limited to the Museum of Medical History, the Spirit of '76 Museum, or for some laid back fun, the Pencil Sharpener Museum or the Wyandot Popcorn Museum. Ohio is a state rich in history and famous residents, both past and present, and visitors as well as residents often visit the birthplaces of such famous Americans as President James A. Garfield or stand in the very same spot where Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall were married at Bromfield's Malabar Farm.
Ohio offers plenty of outdoor adventure also, from water skiing in the summer to snowboarding in winter. Take a drive and enjoy the Mohican Fall Foliage Tour or enjoy a weekend getaway at Pine Lakes Lodge or take a drive through Amish Adams County. Though it comes as no surprise to Ohio residents, many visitors passing through are often amazed at the things to see in Ohio – and are captivated by the sprit of friendship and welcome that they find when they get there.
One of the best things to do when you're in northern Ohio is to visit the Kalahari Water Park Resort in Sandusky, for water fun, spa treatments, fast paced entertainment and fine dining – located conveniently between Cleveland and Toledo, the Kalahari Convention Center is the place to visit if you're in the area.
For family friendly fun or a romantic honeymoon, to the Cleveland Museum or Art or Cedar Points famous roller coasters in Sandusky, Ohio has got your entertainment needs covered. There's lots of things to see and do in Ohio – come see for yourself!
