The 49 best neighborhoods to see in Columbus

The visit was amazing! We visited for the Unofficial Galaxies event since we are huge Star Wars fans. The event was spectacular with a ton of really insane exhibits that were mostly fan made. We were absolutely thrilled to see all of the handmade items and pieces from the films. We recommend buying tickets in advance. Also the military discount here is only $2 but still worth it.

Coming from out of town, looking to kill some time, it did not disappoint!Cool science center. There were tons of day camp kids running wild, but that can be expected on a weekday morning in the summer. Very cool hands on stuff for kids. The natural history exhibits were cool, along with the Town of Progress exhibit. Would definitely recommend if you are in the Columbus area.

Wow! Just a beautiful place to take the family. The exhibits are amazing. Every time we go the Dinosaur exhibit just keeps on expanding. Just truly an amazing place and I myself learn so much. Highly recommend going especially when they change out the featured exhibits.

This place is so worth it. For only $30 bucks we got over 3 hours of fun and useful information about the world we live in. We visited the planetarium twice for two films that were incredible and at no extra charge. You definitely can make a whole days worth out of this museum. I also enjoyed that it’s not only child oriented but also includes stuff for adults to do. Also don’t forget to check out the shows they do during the day. We got to see rats play basketball! My one and only complaint about this place is I wish there were more cool shirts in the gift shop for adults! (All the cool ones are for the kids)

I finally made it here after knowing about it for more than 20 years and it was totally worth it. I teared up a little when I first walked i to the dinosaur room. Seriously so amazing to see. And I was in awe of the beauty in the Poseidon room. I think that might have been my favorite. An incredible experience for sure. Absolutely worth a visit!

While I've been a member for several years, we just had our first visit with a child and it's a much better experience. While the Pixar exhibit was a little too advanced for our 10 month old, the rest of the museum was very fun for him. The kids play space on level 2 was amazing. Water tables, vehicle and market play spaces and foam padded play areas. It's a great indoor playground that is perfect in the winter time. Despite having been there several times before we just discovered the cafeteria. While the café by the ticket area is very nice it wasn't until after we got our snacks that we realized there is a fully fledged cafeteria. Kelly was very welcoming the food really hit the spot. Absolutely worth the family pass.

Absolutely legendary museum that continues to impress long after you leave your childhood years behind. So much to see, do, touch, and experience! Visited the old location as a child and remembered having a blast. This is a must visit place whether you are young or young at heart!

The Columbus Museum of Art is a nice spot to spend a relaxing afternoon, especially since admission is free on Sundays—which is a great bonus. There’s also free parking just across the street behind the building, which makes visiting super convenient. That said, I was slightly disappointed with the overall experience. While there were a few standout exhibits that really captured my attention, much of the artwork felt repetitive and lacked variety. I was hoping for a more diverse and engaging collection. Still, it’s worth checking out if you’re in the area—especially on a Sunday when it won’t cost you anything.

My friend and I had a wonderful time at the museum. Getting there was straightforward, we just happened to accidentally miss the entrance and go to the top. It's nicely laid out with a ton of space to explore! We finished one spot and thought we were nearly done, but there were 3 more sections left for us. I enjoyed the exhibits and learned a lot about Ohio history. The attendants were helpful and the map was straightforward. I do wish there was a better sign that upstairs is mostly empty. We thought we had more to explore and we were unfortunately unable to visit the gift shop because their wifi was gone. In all it's a fun experience that I recommend people check out if they have the time.

Beautiful building with so many awesome pieces of artwork. It has lovely garden and seating area with a restaurant serving some of the most delicious food I have ever had. The staff are knowledgeable, friendly and are able to fill you in on the artists. We loved the Columbus Art museum and will definitely come visit again in the future. We got to celebrate Margaret M. Walter wings 10 year anniversary, maybe we will make it a point to go back for the 20th.

The Columbus Museum of Art is a space that surprises and soothes at the same time. Each gallery feels like a conversation between color, form, and emotion — from the bold pop-art numbers to the soft folds of sculptural pink, every piece invites you to pause and reflect. One work declared, “You can’t hurt me, ’cause storms can’t hurt the sky,” — a line that lingered long after I left, reminding me how art can turn pain into peace. The museum’s bright glass installation rises like a celebration of imagination, while smaller works — a violin surrounded by currency, a figure wrapped in crochet and childhood memories — speak quietly about identity, value, and memory. After exploring, I stopped by the museum café for a delicious latte, the perfect way to sit, reflect, and watch the light pour through the windows. It’s the kind of place that fills you — not just visually, but spiritually. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A must-visit in Columbus for anyone who loves art, design, or just a good cup of coffee in a beautiful space.

I didn't visit the bulk of the museum (yet), but we saw the Capbell Quartet perform a Halloween show with the Candlelight Symphony concert series & had a great time. I definitely intend to come back for a regular visit to see the rest of the museum, but this concert space was intimate & nice, staff was very friendly & we were pleasantly surprised that parking for this event was free. The quartet were incredibly talented & very personable as well.

A nice museum that isn’t too large to cover all in one visit. An array of work spanning different artistic periods. Mostly one of each of the artists you’d recognize (Hopper, Rockwell, the usual…) It wasn’t overly crowded either, which was nice. Enjoyed a specific exhibit: Ming Smith - August Moon, which was beautiful and a lovely nod to the words of August Wilson.

Very peaceful and overall design of the building is very beautiful. The A/C is set to a comfortable temperature as I glanced over the creations of master pieces created to take your mind to places where the eye can’t.

The zoo itself was great. Very enjoyable and I loved the amount of space the enclosures had for the animals. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is cuz the food is outrageous. $15 for a cheeseburger, $8 for a hotdogs. It cost us $90 just for food for a small party. Definitely pack your own lunch before your visit.

What a great time going. The last time I was here was when I was a child and how it has grown and changed is incredible. Such a diverse choice of animals from different regions of the world. Great displays touching upon conservation, education, and the impact mankind has on wildlife. Many extras with gift shops, food choices, rides, etc. Highlights were the manatee and hyena displays.

Our family had a great time! It was such a beautiful day to go. Not so hot, so I feel like the animals were a little more peppy. We got to see a baby elephant, a baby bear and baby monkeys. Over all a good experience!

Definitely get there in the morning because you’re going to need A LOT of time! The zoo is massive, we got there while there was still 2 hours to closing and barely saw 25% of it! We greatly enjoyed our time nonetheless! We went on a Friday and it wasn’t crowded, the zoo was very clean and we loved how large the enclosures were for the animals. Will definitely come back if we get the chance and spend all day there!

Fantastic zoo. Took our family, with kids agreed 6 to 10, 5 hours to see it all (watermark was closed for the season). Surprisingly quiet on a Fall Thursday morning which was great. They have many animals I have never seen in other zoos like wolves, wolverines, manatees, and bonobos. Attractions like feed the giraffes, VR, dinosaur ride, 4d theater are extra but a reasonable few dollars typically. If you are not a resident admission can be quite expensive. Worth it I think but you can also check the discount options on the Zoo website to ride COTA bus to the zoo and save a lot of money ($4 bus ride round-trip and $10 admission).

Honestly this zoo wasn’t it for us. We’ve been to an array of zoos over the years and found this one just wasn’t what we had hoped for. While it was clean and the layout was simple we found that many animals were off exhibit and many sections of the zoo not accessible for different events . Our favorite part however was the polar bear exhibit. It was fantastic and the animals are truly spectacular. Our least favorite is paying for parking and general admission costs, we found it to be much higher than other zoos we’ve traveled too and found that since the lack of animals on display + cost had us uninterested in returning for another visit.

This is my absolute favorite zoo so far. The wildlife is well taken care of. The aquarium is clean, beautiful, large, it's equally very amazing. The aquatic life is extremely happy. It seems all these animals have great space to be as close to real life as they can get in safety. I love Africa to see everything's so large. The restrooms are spotless. The employees are very kind and helpful. I can't say enough good about my experiences here. It's above in comparison to others I've been to in my surrounding areas. The gorillas have an amazing habitat as well as many other animals habitats there. I spend the night at a hotel so I can enjoy the entire zoo and take my time. I love the reptile building also. I can go on..

The best pretzel and cheese sauce, delicious. Pretzel flavor and texture so amazing. The sampler was a great way to experience many sausage options. The environment is clean and very engaging. Memorable art and stories are found here. I know people love the cream puff but mine was not good. The dough had too much of a used oil flavor and the cream was not good (vanilla). Also visit the fudge haus next door and get some chocolate.

Awesome classic German fare. Complete with an accordion two piece band and old brick roads out front. Throwback to the immigrants who came here almost 150 years ago. Friendly staff. The potato soup is thick and creamy. Stuffed cabbage, sauerbraten, and cream puff were perfect.

What a great experience. This was my family's first time. The place was packed when we walked in but we were seated promptly. The service was great and the food came out remarkably fast. The potato soup was delicious. We ordered the pretzel appetizer which came with cheese and mustard. My husband ordered the sausage sampler which was great. I got the reuben with potato pancakes. And lastly the desserts were great. Fresh and delicious. The neighborhood was cute and there were 2 shops afterwards to visit.

The buffet is back! Schmidt’s bratwurst, German potato salad (warm) and German chocolate cake is good any day of the week and anytime of time of the day. Love the warm and casual space. While it is may seem noisy to some, I find the table conversations pleasant and an indicator of everyone around me enjoying their meal and the company with them.

Columbus, OH hosts a great German restaurant known for their sausages, schnitzel, and cream puffs. The staff is awesome. They help each other out to keep the service flowing. They are friendly and happy to explain the menu and options. The food is delicious and the beer offerings complement it perfectly. It is busy and popular so expect a wait during rush hour unless there is a spot at the bar. The vibe is family friendly. Lederhosen clad servers, polka music, and German themed decorations. The cream puffs are massive. Residential parking is available if the lot is full.

The atmosphere was lively and the place was full with many people waiting in line. The service was friendly and fast. I don’t eat pork so I did not have their famous sausages as even the beef ones have pork mixed with the beef. The server suggested two no pork dishes and I went with the breaded veal with mushroom burgundy gravy, and sides of red cabbage and potato pancakes with applesauce . I had a non alcoholic beer with the meal and for dessert their famous jumbo cream puff (vanilla). The only thing I really enjoyed was the beer ! I didn’t like the texture or the taste of the pastry shell and so I only ate the cream filling. The main dish was okay but not delicious. I guess I could not have what people come to this place for because of my dietary restrictions so it was not really the place for me.

Delicious and authentic German food with imported Bavarian beer options. The evening crowd was loud and boisterous (further authenticity 😂) but still had private feeling places with small booths and a bar area to one side. The artwork was interesting and added further charm to this historic building. The server was friendly and helpful and was prompt despite the full house.

What an amazing place! Came by on a warm and sunny day and were blown away by how gorgeous the grounds are. We saw staff working on stuff everywhere. As someone who has a hard time walking distances, I was pleasantly surprised to be offered an electrical scooter at no charge to help get around. The place is very large and clearly marked for what plants are where and also how to avoid staircases. Volunteers were very evident and were obviously happy to be there. Wonderful place to spend time.

I had such a wonderful visit to the Franklin Park Conservatory! The different biomes were fascinating and made the experience both serene and educational. The bonsai exhibit was absolutely immaculate, and I was pleasantly surprised by how impressive the architecture itself was as part of the attraction. A beautiful place to spend the day and definitely worth a return trip!

What a beautiful place! We visited Columbus recently for a friends wedding & had time to kill before we went to the airport, so we stopped here. My boyfriend could give a rip about plants of any kind, but he humored me & we wandered around to see everything. I was in heaven! I’m a big plant lady & it was SO cool to see a lot of common houseplants grow naturally like that. If you love plants & get excited about that sorta thing like me this is a must visit! They also had a whole seasonal pumpkin/fall display set up outside to walk through which was pretty cool too. Definitely recommend!

I felt the price was about $5 to high. However, we booked for 5:30 entry and it was still daylight and have to have the children home at a certain time so they didn’t get to see the cool stuff come to life til we left. I understand it’s a wedding venue as I got married there at Christmas time. So we missed out on seeing the Palm house. Not spooky at all. Great for kids of all ages. Just wish the prices were lower so even the kids that come from low income families could enjoy it too.

I haven't been to the Franklin Park Conservatory for over 40 years and my girlfriend has never been so what better way to spend our one year anniversary than to spend a day enjoying all the beautiful sights and smells😊. It was better than I remembered! I was even better at night seeing the place lit up for the Pumpkins Aglow event. I was very romantic and the smiles she had was priceless 😍

Attended the Cocktails at the Conservatory event Sept. 25. It was my first time visiting and the event gave me the experience of watching the amazingly well designed and maintained facility transition from day to night. It was magical. Highly recommend going at any time and check out what events they have lined up. I’m going back! They do glass blowing!

This was a great little excursion while in Columbus. The Flora is beautiful and the chihuli glass is incredible. It doesn’t take up your whole day to tour and I was happy with the amount to see.

I have visited north market to get some dinner when I was in Columbus. I went there twice actually. They have a variety of food options to consider including Jeni’s ice cream! I got some pizza and some ice cream during one visit and enjoyed the food! Specifically the ice cream! On my next visit, I got food from Hoyo’s and it was very tasty too! There is an eating area one floor above with lots of chairs and tables. It closes at 7 PM (when I went there in August), so I had to check the timing a little carefully. It was easily accessible from my hotel by walk.

What a fantastic place! So much good food! A lovely jewelry vendor, flowers, oils, cheese! Was our first time visiting and we will be back. Nice and close parking garage. Be sure to get your receipt for parking garage from the vendor you buy from. This is good for one hour of parking. Highly recommend North Market for a bite to eat and some local shopping.

If I could leave a higher rating i definitely would. I went there with my boyfriend for the first time and my eyes immediately lit up! The food looked absolutely amazing, the pricing was way better than I had expected. The wait time for the food wasn’t nearly as long as I had anticipated. I will definitely be going back as many times as I’m able! I recommend the Birria tacos, 3 tacos for $14! As a bonus you are able to sit and overlook the whole place!

First time here; quaint little place downtown. Great for new finds of food, coffees, oils / spices, desserts. Has a variety of cuisines, there is something for everyone. Seating indoor and outdoor, perfect for a lazy weekend or to meet with friends. Parking validation offered from one of the vendors I purchased from but didn’t accept when leaving garage. This would be the only downside - which could have been a fluke. Can’t wait to go back!

Neat place. Lots of variety. Lines weren’t too long during lunch. Loved the upstairs seating. Would have liked napkins there too.

North Market in Columbus is a foodie paradise with an amazing array of flavors and cuisines! From coffee to Italian, pho, ramen, Mexican, Indian, African, Mediterranean, and even oysters, there's something for everyone. Just a heads-up: it closes at 5 PM on Mondays, so plan accordingly! The air-conditioned space was a blessing on a hot day, although shopping options for gifts were limited—except for a great card store. I was bummed that Foxes Bagels was closed, as I've heard great things! Overall, a vibrant spot worth exploring! 🌟

Love this market! So many choices for food, or gifts, or whatever you crave. This reminds me of a European style market. Great place to grab a quick bite.

Free guided hourly tours start in the Map Room (basement) — weekdays 10–3, weekends 12–3. Gift store opens at 10. Self or phone guided tours available during business hours. Cafeteria was closed. Beautiful 3-story architecture, museum where you can speak from the senators’ tribune.

I really enjoyed my visit to the Ohio Statehouse. The architecture is beautiful, and the museum exhibits give a great overview of the building’s design and history. There’s so much to learn about both the construction and the role the Statehouse has played over time. If you want to go through all the exhibits thoroughly, it can easily take a full day. A great place to explore if you enjoy history, architecture, or just want to experience an important landmark in Ohio.

This is the 23rd state/provincial capitol building we have visited and this is unique as it has been restored to its 1861 glory. Fairly limited in its decor but nice to see the simplicity. If in town, a nice quick stop.

The Ohio Statehouse is a real treasure and a must see. Beautiful example of Greek revival architecture that was lovingly restored years ago and is very well maintained. I’ve been in there literally hundreds of times and always see something I’ve never noticed. Wonderful historical building that offers tours: be sure to call ahead. Be sure to see the Rotunda, the House & Senate Chambers, and the museum and gift shop.

Outstanding guided tour of the Ohio Statehouse on Sunday 10/12/25. This tour is a must see if you are looking for a good activity when in Columbus, Ohio! You will not be disappointed. Our guide was former military and had an expert knowledge of Ohio history. Can’t think of a better way to spend taxpayer money.

“The Statehouse is built in the Greek Revival style, a type of design based on the buildings of ancient Greece and very popular in the U.S. during the early and mid 1800s. Because ancient Greece is the birthplace of democracy, the style had great meaning in the young American nation. Greek Revival was simple and straightforward and looked nothing at all like the Gothic Revival buildings popular in Europe at the same period. The broad horizontal mass of the building and the even and regular rows of columns resemble such buildings as the Parthenon in Athens. The Ohio Statehouse is a masonry building, consisting largely of Columbus limestone. The limestone was taken from a quarry on the west banks of the Scioto River. The stone of the Statehouse foundation is more than 18 feet deep. During the course of the Statehouse's construction, 22 years would pass, but it would not be a period of non-stop work. Construction would cease during the harsh winter months, and as the project would exceed its budget, there would often be halts in construction as new funding was arranged. The longest gap in construction came about when the legislation making Columbus the state capitol was due to expire. There was a eight-year lapse in the building of the Statehouse from 1840-1848. The completed basement and foundations were actually filled in with soil and Capitol Square was used as a pasture.”

I really love this place! Rich with knowledge and history, our tour guide Richard had a lot of facts and tidbits to share with the group! It was a great experience!

An excellent tribute to all the brave men and women who served our country! This was special as it reflected on many aspects of military life. From the time away from family, to serving, to coming home. There are many touching views from those who served. This was special for me as my dad served 28 years in the Air Force from Korean War through the late 70's. The museum is unique in that it is round. The architecture is great and at the top you can sit and see the skyline. There is an outdoor meadow with waterfalls that is free to visit.

Had a great time at the National Veterans Memorial museum. Easy parking, easy access. Right across the street from COSI. Great meeting rooms for groups. Spent the majority of time exploring the exterior grounds (need to go back to check out the displays). Wonderful Memorial Grove is a sanctuary for remembrance and reflection with dozens and dozens of American Elms providing natural shade along the path proving a great place for relaxation amd rest. There are also 4 waterfalls to constantly provide a natural backdrop in contrast to the normal busy city sounds one might expect in the inner city. The limestone wall reflects regional geology and symbolizes the strength of the nation. The waterfalls highlight water as the source of life and healing. Loved the city view walk around the main lot. I was touched by a rifle, helmet and boots display in the water with the inscription "Our debt to the heroic men and the valiant women in the service of our country can never be repaid. They have earned our undying gratitude, America will never forget their sacrifices." I enjoyed walking to the top of the building and seeing the city scape from there. Noticed an amphitheater on the roof that looked like a great location for gatherings.

The museum did a very professional job displaying the various wars in America and that America fought in. Descriptions were accurate without being biased. The architecture and various displays were very well done. There is a long incline walk to the front door so be prepared and take your time. Plan on 2 to 3 hours to see it all. There are so many touching moments from veterans and parents of veterans. Don’t be surprised if you get teary eyed. Highly recommend!

A beauty to behold ! A place for history and pictorial work the great United States Of American Military. A very environmentally cautious and green building built in the Capital of The Buckeye/Birthplace of Aviation State(Ohio) . The labor , sweat and hard-work of our heroes past was honored and displayed for all to see . Nobody who visits would ever regret visiting such an Architectural Masterpiece and a place for honoring the Nations Heroes. All individuals who reside in Columbus and want to be informed about the great work the United States Military has done should visit the National Veterans Memorial and Musuem ! ♥️🤍💙

The museum is quite moving, but is also very small. In my opinion, $18 is a quite expensive admission price (the cost of admission is lower for vets, gold star families, children, and seniors) for the minimal exhibits. But the Worthington and Columbus Libraries have passes for free admission. The museum has a nice timeline with items, photos, and videos of the US's military engagements from the revolution to Afghanistan and Iraq.

Wonderful exhibition. Visits require at least an hour and half to read all of the captions that come with the photos and to watch the videos, some are interactive. The grounds overlook the downtown riverfront, which is beautiful.

Very great tribute to our veterans!! A tour from our country’s start to recent accomplishments by members of our armed forces. Note that admission is free for veterans and they’ll validate your parking!

Great place, for the family! My grandbabies always enjoy it & hate leaving. It's also free, which is always a plus!

Scioto Musical Fountain is a joyful spot with playful tunes and happy kids around. Safe with attentive security, comfy lounge chairs make it a convenient and relaxing family-friendly place. Best view in the evening.

At the time I went, it looked more like a leaky faucet than a fountain. But it has potential. I can see how when the water is really running, this could be a fun spot for kids or couples.

Great attraction in Bicentennial Park that is now referred to as The Scioto Mile Fountain & The Patio. The patio is where the Milestone 229 restaurant used to be.

What a beautiful venue, had a great time at the concert tonight, great place for families or anybody who wants a relaxing time.

This is fun and free! 14 month old had a blast we will definitely be visiting again.

It was AWESOMELY AMAZINGLY TERRIFIC JEVON COLLINS did his thing again,

I found this place on my first trip to Columbus and it was the perfect little neighborhood spot. The locals were so welcoming and the service was great! Even better, it is dog friendly inside.

If you're looking for a good selection of local beer, look no further. The Daily Growler had a huge selection of beers on tap that rotate out. They have a welcoming atmosphere and they are dog friendly. What could be better?

We were out walking around German Village and wanted to chill somewhere for a while. Walked over to the Daily Growler and we each had a flight (6 beers 4-5 oz). They are all mostly from local places with a few from craft breweries outside of Ohio. One being Pumking that I look forward to every fall. 🎃🍻 Loved each one except a red velvet cupcake beer… it was syrupy and I couldn’t do more than a few sips. Derive brewing had an Uncrustables PB&J that was by far my favorite. My husband’s fave was the Rhinegeist Arnold Palmer. We split a bag of pretzels and played uno for a couple hours. Great place to just hang out for an afternoon!

We hosted an event here on the 16th and it was perfect. Everything they committed to was followed through and the bartender was great. The space it lovely and we only slightly decorated to personalize it. I would have an event here again anytime. We didn’t actually get food from them, but the drinks were fantastic.

We had a baby shower bartender was amazing she did a great job with our drinks love the beer wonderful atmosphere very friendly can't wait to stop by and say hello haven't tried the food yet. Thank you it was a very very nice place for events.

The Daily Growler GV is an excellent location for any event. The upstairs space is adequete and reasonably priced. I hosted a masquerade party there and it turned out amazing! Delores is very easy to work with, she was always available to answer any questions I had throughout the process and planning. I will rent and recommend the space for any event! The bartenders are excellent also. Thanks for helping me make my event a success!

Went in for a quick look while the wife was next door getting us dinner at Panera. Seems like a real gem! What a great selection of beer with reasonable prices. Counter service was great and samples were offered. Would gladly go back when in town again.

Ally sold my house well above original offer, and her negotiating skills were second to none! Best out there! Her clients become friends abd that speaks volumes.

Ally is one of the best realtors in Columbus. She works hard to make sure her buyers get what they need.

Ally…how do I say this… just gets sh*t DONE. Efficient. Attentive. Responds right away. She’s good at her job and if you’re buying or selling a home you’re in great hands.

Huge stadium, 107,000 people at the game. We were at the very top 41 rows to the top. It is steep. Everyone we met and talked were super friendly from workers to fans. Thank God for the bicycle people taking you from the parking lot to and from game. Cost 25 a person. Worth every bit of the hundred spent. Plenty of rest rooms and there are elevators if you don't want to walk up the very many flights of stairs to get to your section.

Came down for my first football game. What a time, we ran over Penn State- it was great. Stadium itself is a lot of stairs. Some really good views. A lot of lines for food and drink. All the fans were great, can't wait to come back!!

Amazing Stadium ! Very well built/maintained ! My maiden game was yesterday OSU Buckeyes vs Texas Longhorns . Of all stadiums I’ve been to , The Shoe ( The Ohio Stadium is by far the best when it comes to management , views and aesthetics! The scenery and atmosphere is second to none ! A very very vibrant and awesome place to be !

As a Texas Longhorn, I was impressed with the friendliness of everyone from Ohio!! They were very welcoming and I’m sure out of respect for the great teams. If I was an Aggie I’m sure they would have kicked me out. 😂 I have been at SEVERAL outdoor events, but these fan were so loud I couldn’t hear for about 20 minutes after the game. Great place!! Very impressive!! Highly recommended!!

Such an awesome stadium to experience in person the vibe is electric with over 100,000 of your closet friends during a football game. Also lots cool merchandise to buy and great food options.

What else is there to say other than incredible. For 103k people that place runs smoothly. Definitely stop by Buckeye Grove too.

Great OSU game day experience from the front row of C-deck. This was a great time with friends and tickets were reasonably priced for a College Football Game. Script Ohio by the marching band at halftime was an awesome sight!

This magnificent building is a wonderful historic venue to watch the CAPA Summer Movie Series, now in its 56th year. The Mighty Morton Organ, almost 100 years in operation here, is a joy to hear.

Beautiful theater and perfect location. The original charm has been well maintained and the sights are breathtaking. Ample paid parking nearby with reasonable rates. I had a little turn around trying to pick up tickets from will call and it was a very busy crowd so it was hard to navigate, but it was the final show of Hamilton so it was to be expected. There are quite a few employees stationed around to help direct you and every person I interacted with was kind. The show was very good. One small thing I did notice though was the distribution of sound..... many times throughout the show, the volume of the music overpowered the lyricists and given that Hamilton packs so much info into the lyrics, it was a bit frustrating not being able to hear precisely. Again, that may be attributed to the performance and not the theater or sound engineer, but worth noting nonetheless. Overall it was a wonderful experience and we will definitely be back!

Got to see Hamilton yesterday! It was amazing!!! The theatre is absolutely stunning. Kinda wish they did the side seats a little differently because you miss portions of the stage but overall the theatre is absolutely breathtaking.

Ohio Theater is a beautiful theater. The architecture and interior is so amazing. I was there to see the play Hamilton which I enjoyed. It was a perfect venue for this incredible musical play.

Absolutely gorgeous. I know this is not the way to review a "show" but getting to see The Cursed Child in such a magical place only added to the experience. Beautifully maintained. Modernized in tech without ruining the atmosphere. You could spend days admiring details and exploring passages even outside of seeing a show... now if I had one complaint, and it has to be said in support of the rest of my tall brethren, these are the most painfully uncomfortable seats I've ever experienced. The nose bleeds at blue jackets stadium are not this bad. The biggest distractions of the night were myself and those around me consult shifting and wincing in pain.

It is great small theatre close to the state house. It is good atmosphere and polite staff

I always love watching shows at this location! I just recently went to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and enjoyed it. The venue is beautiful as well!

I was a student here a couple of years ago and everyday was a new experience. One day I even found a new food truck that I didn't know about. But overall even if your not a student I recommend going here just for the food. Traditions at Kennedy is a good place to get food all day and its a cozy place.

One of the oldest and largest university in Columbus,Ohio State by enrollment per year. Those who are keen to do postdoc after PHD, can consider this oldest university for one of the finest mentor in your respective research area

First time ever at an OSU game. It was truly amazing with the atmosphere filled with electricity. Tailgate was a great touch. Hands down recommended

Absolutely Amazing! Great game with my lady! Couple that took our picture behind us also popped the question to his lady! Awesome day all around!

We went to the George Strait concert at the football stadium. It’s a nice stadium and the concert was fantastic. We encountered a bit of a problem with parking. Some of the lots were closed and we had to park over a mile away. The seats were good and the sound was great. We enjoyed Chris Stapleton and it was so much fun. Ohio State has a pretty campus.

No better atmosphere than 104k people screaming and cheering for the Bucks!! And the band? There's a reason it's called the best damn band in the land!

Great experience! My friend was able to get a certificate for his son's first game. Go Ohio State!!!

A nice stadium with fairly overpriced concessions. I did enjoy the game but paying $12 for a single beer and $4 for a single hot dog is ridiculous for a minor league baseball stadium. If it wasn't for the free jersey giveaway, then I don't know if I would have gone to the game. In any case, not a terrible experience.

Beautiful facility. House prepared meals were scrumptious. Gift shop very clean. Parking readily available and very cost efficient. Super friendly staff. We had a blast. Columbus Clippers rang our bell! 🛎 ⚾

A pretty good ballpark for a game. I got a seat in the bleachers which was a mistake. The sun was setting and it was impossible to see anything for the first four innings. I ended up leaving my seat and going to the standing section and watched the game from there. Once I did that it was a much more enjoyable experience. There were counters to lean on and set your drinks and food which was nice. The second thing that wasn't great was the dime a dog night promotion. I understand that im paying 10 cents for a hot dog, but they just were not good. I only got 3 as I didn't want to waste anything, but I barely ate 2 of them. And to see the amount of hot dogs that people were getting, and then wasting was disappointing. I got my hot dogs when the gates first opened, but the lines were crazy and people had to have missed several innings waiting in those lines. Dispite all of that, I enjoyed the game but will pick somewhere else to sit the next time I come to a game here.

Beautiful ballpark!! Atmosphere was alive and fun! Even a big rain storm didn't dampen (pun intended) our fun!! Can't wait to go back!

Love the Clippers. 4 stars because the children's play area is not well maintained.

09/15/2024 - Second time visiting Huntington Park with family and friends for the Columbus Clippers last home game versus the Saint Paul Saints. The Clippers 5 and the Saints 2. Let’s Go, Clippers! 09/08/2024 - First time visiting Huntington Park with family and friends to watch the Clippers and the Bulls bat it out. It was the first time that I went to a sporting event and the usher wiped down my seat. Thank you. The park seats about 10000 guests. There are a few bars, a few places to eat, a picnic area, and some pedestrians get to watch from the exterior of the field. Sadly we lost to the Durham Bulls (15-5). Great weather, cool crowd, nice and clean park. Nearby parking for a fee, and free street parking on Sundays. Prices contingent on the season and seats. Accessible to everyone including guests with medical devices. Enjoy.

It's a great place to watch a ball game. I don't think there is a bad spot, no matter where your seat is located. They have a lot of entertainment going on, like the hot dog races and build a human hamburger and giveaways like t-shirts being tossed into the seats. They have a nice gift shop which is an easy walk around the park .parking is only a 10 min walk or closer cost around $6, which isn't bad these days.

We have been wanting to take the kids here for a while. I hadn't been here since I was in middle school. They had extremely friendly and helpful staff, my son and wife loved Conway and all the animal exhibits. We enjoyed the 1950's home. We had a good time. No complaints.

I visited on a beautiful Wednesday afternoon with my adult special needs group, looking forward to a peaceful and enriching experience. While walking through the grounds, one of my autistic participants politely approached a volunteer and asked for her name — this is his way of introducing himself, something we're actively encouraging to help him feel more confident engaging with the community. Unfortunately, the volunteer’s response was unexpectedly rude and dismissive. We are working hard to build bridges between the special needs community and the broader public, and encounters like this make that work much harder. At the end of our visit, I approached the same volunteer, again politely, to explain that he was simply trying to say hello — a moment of growth for him. Her response? Still rude, still cold. What shocked me even more is that she mentioned her own son has special needs — which, honestly, made her behavior even more disappointing. Perhaps she was having a bad day, but when you're representing a public space — especially as a volunteer — your energy and attitude matter. I strongly encourage the organization to offer coaching or sensitivity training for their volunteers. If you are going to welcome the public — including individuals with special needs — it’s essential that your team knows how to respond with empathy and respect. My participant was polite, respectful, and trying his best. He deserved better.

Ohio History Center was amazing! As a history lover, you’ll thoroughly enjoy exploring the rich history of Ohio through its impressive collection of artifacts. The best part? It's usually not crowded, making it a great spot to learn and reflect. Highly recommend for anyone interested in Ohio's fascinating past! #OhioHistoryCenter #HistoryLovers #Museums"

Phenomenal museum. I had never been there before but the exhibits are amazing and so well done.

I cannot speak highly enough about the quality of the displays and the knowledge of the staff and volunteers. I took the guided tour of the WWI exhibit and Alex was incredibly well versed on the evolution of artillery and how it impacted so many aspects of the war. Scott in the all steel house - yes you read correctly - the Lustron steel homes manufactured in Ohio. They have a full home on display and you can open drawers, touch walls. The interactive nature of many of the displays is simply a joy for children I’m sure but this forever kid loved it too! Front desk staff made my entry and exit very pleasurable with their attentive greetings and suggestions.

A nice museum that we found to be surprisingly informative and interesting all about Ohio. As you travel from room to room it is fun to learn what each has to offer. There is even a replica home of life in the 50s which was fun to explore. I thought it was worth the stop and would come again.

Loved this place. My kids enjoyed it as well. Lots of cool things to admire. Great learning experience. Very affordable. Highly recommend

I liked Schiller park a lot! There’s so much greenery and the pond with artwork installed around is so beautiful! There are so many geese near the pond. The park wasn’t very crowded when I visited. They have lots of seating area in the park. There were a few monuments in the park too. The theater in the park really stood out to me! I wish I could have seen the Shakespeare play at the theatre. In terms of artwork, the umbrella girl statue was so beautiful!

Peaceful and safe Park as a Heart of German Village, to enjoy with family and pets! A lot of fancy cafés and restaurantes very close on the neighborhood

Perfect Urban Park for Daily Walking & Community Activities This park has become an essential part of our daily routine - I take Kygo here every morning for our 2+ mile walk (to the park, around, and back), and it never disappoints. What Makes Schiller Park Special: Excellent Maintenance: - Always clean and well-kept - Beautiful mature trees providing great shade and scenery - Well-maintained walking paths perfect for daily exercise Friendly Community Atmosphere: - Dog walkers, joggers, and families are consistently friendly and respectful - Great sense of community among regular park users - Safe, welcoming environment for daily activities Outstanding Recreational Facilities: - Sports courts: Pickleball, tennis, and basketball courts in good condition - Historic Recreation Center: Well maintained community facility - Beautiful landscaping: Tall, mature trees create a park-like oasis in the city Active Community Programming: - Friends of Schiller Park (nonprofit) does excellent work maintaining community engagement - Farmers markets throughout the year - Community garage sales and other seasonal events - Historic German Village Association involvement adds cultural richness Safety & Accessibility: - Generally very safe for morning walks and exercise - Occasional unhoused individuals seeking shelter, but they're respectful and typically move on during daylight hours - Well-lit and visible from surrounding streets Bottom Line: Schiller Park is exactly what an urban neighborhood park should be clean, safe, active, and community focused. The combination of excellent facilities, beautiful natural features, and strong community programming makes it a true asset to German Village. Perfect for: Daily dog walking, morning exercise, family recreation, community events, pickleball/tennis enthusiasts Would I recommend? Absolutely! This is a model for how urban parks should be maintained and programmed.

Very nice park to enjoy some time in. There is parking available at the community center. People take care of it and you see lots of dogs being walked. The pond has some modern sculptures and another of the namesake in the middle of the park breaks up the grass and tree cover. Just nice.

This is one of my favorite places to go. I almost don’t wanna tell you about it🙊 It is a peaceful place to walk think meditate Read a book. It is home to many events during the summer and spring. There is a library seemingly connected to this park It just so happens to be the library headquarters for downtown😊 Beautiful pond Love the tree sculptures

The best park i have been too basketball park is very competitive there out in the summer around 3 and 5 its where Its where i learn to play they have a inside as well. White and blacks are welcomed highly skilled. They got camps for your child to stay healthy

Not a bad lil city park. It's typically always crowded but that's expected due to It's location.