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Mar 19, 2024 · Last Updated: 3/19/2024. Ohio is filled with little towns that have a lot of character! From quaint downtowns to water views to life on the farm, there is something that makes each town special. We’ve compiled a list of charming small towns in Ohio that you will want to visit.
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- Free Things to Do in Cleveland Area
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These fun things to do in Ohio are organized geographically so you can quickly find the ones closest to you. 1. Free Things to do in Cleveland Area 2. Free Things to do in Columbus Area 3. Fun Things to do Between Cleveland and Columbus 4. Unique Things to do in Other Areas of Ohio It doesn’t matter where your road trip takes you, you’ll find plent...
The following are low-cost or free things to do in Cleveland and the surrounding area. Most are within a one to two hour drive of the city.
The following are low-cost or free things to do in Columbus and the surrounding area. Most are within a one to two hour drive of the city.
45. Futuro-Mating Flying Saucer House
If you’re in the Dayton / Cincinnati area, this currently lived-in house stands as one of the more interesting examples of architecture. Constructed of two silver saucers joined by connecting tubes, this house may not be open for public viewing but is worth a drive by. Address: Chamberlain Rd, Carlisle, OH Cost:Free to see from the road.
46. Former World’s Largest Freighter – The Col. James M. Schoonmaker
Col. James M. Schoonmaker is a lake freighter that served as a commercial vessel on the Great Lakes for much of the 20th century. Take a self-guided tour through this once active ship when you visit the National Museum of the Great Lakes. Address: 1701 Front St., Toledo, OH Cost:Free to see. View the website for current pricing for museum and ship admission.
47. The Mortuary Museum
This museumcontains a collection of hearses, caskets, and other funeral memorabilia from the late 1800’s to the early 1900’s. Address: Behind Marietta Chapel, at 408 Front Street, Marietta, Ohio 45750 Cost:Free, call to schedule a tour.
If you’re looking for things to do outside of Ohio we have an entire list of roadside attractionsfrom around the country that you can seek out on your next road trip. They range from single attractions like a giant can of paint, to a collection of classic Cadillacspartially embedded in the ground, to unique museums like the Oz Museum in Wamego, Kan...
I love visiting roadside attractions when I’m traveling, and when I’m home, I enjoy re-living my experience. I created thisroadside attractions adult coloring bookbased on photos I’ve taken when traveling throughout Ohio and the United States. Get yours today!
- The Largest State Park in Ohio is located in Southeastern Ohio. Featuring over 20,000 acres of outdoor fun, Salt Fork State Park welcomes more than 2 million visitors each year and with the troves of people flocking to the great outdoors, I wouldn’t be surprised if that number were even higher this year.
- Go on a Bigfoot Hunt. Ranked as one of the Top 10 “Squatchiest” Places in the Country by USA TODAY, Salt Fork State Park has had over 36 Bigfoot sightings since the 1980s.
- Ohio’s Only Outdoor Passion Play is held in Cambridge. The Living Word Outdoor Drama has presented the “The Greatest Story Ever Told” to audiences for over 47 years.
- Each Christmas season, Cambridge is Transformed into a Charming Victorian Village. Each November, the streets of Cambridge are lined with Dickens-era characters depicting scenes of Old World England transforming the modern-day town into a Dickens Victorian Village.
Apr 14, 2022 · Planning a trip to the Buckeye State? From the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland to the museums in Cincinnati, here are the best things to do in Ohio.
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May 13, 2024 · Stories. Unusual Attractions in Ohio. Loveland, Ohio. Harry Andrews' Chateau Laroche. A castle built by an eccentric medieval enthusiast in rural Ohio. Peebles, Ohio. The Great...
COSI. Bear’s Mill. Historic Sauder Village. African Safari Wildlife Park: The Toledo Museum of Art. Castle Noel. Toledo Zoo & Aquarium. Rainbow Hills Vineyards. Bucyrus Bratwurst Festival. All American Soap Box Derby. Historic Roscoe Village. Ghostly Manor Thrill Center. Cedar Point. Freedom Center. Hocking Ice. House from a Christmas Story.
Sep 11, 2021 · You'll love Ohio's metro attractions that rock (literally!) or how you can lull the day away in the sand and surf of the Lake Erie shore. Find top things to do in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, the Hocking Hills and more.
