The Buckeye State, boasts a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural wonders. From the vibrant city of Columbus, with its thriving arts scene and innovative culinary delights, to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio’s cities offer a diverse collection of attractions. Yet, beyond the urban centers, the state is dotted …
A lot of the Midwestern states are overlooked when one is planning a trip to the U.S., and most people don’t consider spending time in a place like Ohio. However, they’d be missing out because Ohio has a lot to offer travelers from all walks of life. From bustling metropolitan areas like Cincinnati and Cleveland, …
Akron is the fifth largest city in the state of Ohio, and is known for a range of tourist attractions that keep people coming here to check out this picturesque corner of the United States. The city used to be best known for being a farming community and a leader of industry, and while this …
Those who come to Ohio often head straight to Cleveland, Cincinnati, or Columbus, missing out on all the small-town fun that makes Ohio the great state that it is. In fact, much of Ohio is comprised of small towns, so even driving through the state, you’re bound to see a few. From Amish Country to …
Beat the heat by hitting the waves of the unique and thrilling water parks in Ohio! Whether it’s towering slides, rushing raft rides, challenging crossing courses, winding lazy rivers, pounding wave pools or exciting and interactive kiddie areas, these parks have it all! Grab your bathing suit and your towel and prepare for hours and …
While most lakes in the state of Ohio are manmade, there are also a few that are natural! Regardless of how these lakes and ponds came to be, all of them offer something special and are great to visit. This list covers most of Ohio, with a few hidden gems that you might not have …
Ohio is sometimes still disparagingly called a flyover state – a part of the American Midwest only ever seen from 30,000 feet up. But to stick to this stereotype would mean never exploring the state’s fascinating museums or Amish communities. Nor would you get to experience a great range of Ohio romantic weekend getaways. “Romance” …
A post-industrial, Rust Belt town that has only the fourth highest population in Ohio and sits sprawled out over old docklands and riversides on the very edge of the Great Lakes, it’s perhaps hardly surprising that Toledo is so often overlooked by travelers making their way through the Midwest. But those who do opt to …
Straddling the divide between the Deep South and the Midwest as it sprawls out across the banks of the Ohio River (one of the major tributaries to the Mississippi River), Cincinnati oozes with a curious mix of American industrialism, BBQ heritage, baseball fanaticism, riparian come railroad character and a deep sense of its own history. …
Rock and roll your way to Cleveland and visit some of the quality attractions there. You won’t be disappointed by the legendary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame which was brought to the city in an attempt to bring more tourists to the area. Other efforts to increase the appeal of Cleveland to visitors include …