Columbus is the state capital of Ohio and home to one of the largest universities in North America. It has one of the top zoos in America and is known for having the country’s best municipal park system. If you’re thinking of visiting Columbus, Ohio, there’s nothing like heading back to a restful space after …
Downtown Cincinnati is a concentrated cluster of skyscrapers fronted by a broad sweep of the Ohio River and backed by the district’s urbanized lowland areas. Once explored, Downtown Cincinnati soon loses its superficial appearance of modernity revealing an 18th-century heart and German heritage. Travellers who love draft ale and are in the district in September …
Downtown Cleveland is the central business district of Cleveland, Ohio and while it may be dedicated to commerce and its skyline dominated by the high rise towers of several large financial institutions, it’s a scenic downtown area fronted by beautiful Lake Erie. The heart of Downtown Cleveland is all about business, but head to the …
While the world may not know a great deal about the waterfalls in Ohio, come springtime, when the winter snows have melted, there are plenty of places where you can see waterfalls with impressive volumes of water. The rains similarly help flowers to bloom to create some lovely settings for you to enjoy. From spring …
Columbus is the capital of the mid-western state of Ohio, and also its largest city. Known for its numerous parks and world famous university, Columbus is also centrally located between Ohio’s two other big cities: Cleveland and Cincinnati. It is in the perfect location to be used as a base to gain access to the …
Cleveland is a classic American city; sitting on the shores of Lake Erie there is even a seaside feel to the place. In the balmy summer months you’ll find locals and visitors joining together to worship the sun on the lakeside beaches and dozens of immaculately kept gardens. If you are a self-confessed foodie you …
While the Ohio River laps against the banks Cincinnati lies in wait for you. Home to a diverse cultural heritage with dozens of quaint European-style inner-city villages to explore Cincinnati is often overlooked on the tourist trail; totally undeservedly so. Once you have enjoyed a saunter along the riverfront, visited the dummy museum, the zoo …
Ohio tends to get more than its fair share of slack for just about everything – from the elements to its people and everything in between. If it’s not “too many killers in Ohio,” it’s “the people are too close-minded” about matters of religion, politics, art, philosophy, [insert social aspect here]. Some say the weather …
Known as the birthplace of aviation, Dayton’s aviation culture is one of its largest draws. However, there are tons of other things to do in this Ohio city, that deserve a spot on your itinerary. So, if you’re coming from another, larger Ohio destination to check out one of the aviation-related attractions, extend your stay …
Known as the Gateway to the West, Ohio might conjure up images of rolling farmland, grazing cattle and barren landscapes but there’s far more to the “Buckeye State” than first appears. For one thing, it’s home to some of the best flea and street markets in America – each offering visitors the chance to pick …