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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame & Museum

Known as the House That Rock Built, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame & Museum is the premier place for the celebration and study of the past, present and future of rock and roll music. Explore exhibits, enjoy performances and even attend educational programs that bring both rock and roll artists and scholars from around the world.

Pro Football Hall of Fame

The Pro Football Hall of Fame in the northwest corner of downtown Canton, about an hour south of Cleveland. Be transported back to the humble beginnings of a sport that is entwined with the growth of America. The traditional culture of the gridiron game combines with leading-edge technology to present the rich, though not glitzy, history of NFL football and create a greater appreciation of the game for the hall's visitors.

Jacobs Field

Jacobs Field is the home of the Cleveland Indians Major League Baseball team. Though a world-class baseball park created specifically for the team, Jacobs Field is also home to Heritage Park, featuring the Cleveland Indians Hall of Fame and other exhibits, and is also a premier event venue.

Gund Arena

Quicken Loans Arena, formerly known as Gund Arena, is the home of the Cleveland Cavaliers National Basketball Associate team, plus a full calendar of headlining performers, family events, the Mid-American Conference Men's & Women's Basketball Tournaments and much more!

Northwest Ohio Attractions

Northwest Ohio was known as the Great Black Swamp until it was drained and recreated as farmland in the mid-1800's. Today, it is home to an exciting blend of tourism, activities and events.

Port Clinton

A crown jewel of the Ohio's northwest coast on Lake Erie, Port Clinton is known as the Walleye Capital of the World to anglers. Explore sandy coastal beaches, enjoy quaint shopping & dining experiences, see the sights, immerse yourself in local culture and history, take the short ferry ride to Put-in-Bay on South Bass Island.

Central Ohio Attractions

Central Ohio blends beautiful scenery with historic sites, wildlife areas and outdoor recreation to provide a uniquely Ohio experience that includes:

Columbus

Columbus is rich in state history and offers a diverse arts scene, family entertainment, museums and much more, including:

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium

The Columbus Zoo houses over 6000 animals on 82 acrea, including the Siberian tigers, red pandas and sun bears of Asia Quest and a 100,000-gallon coral reef exhibt, home to one of the most extensive reptile collections and the largest manatee exhibit outside the state of Florida. For 2008, the zoo will feature the newly-renovated Wyandot Lake theme park, which the Zoo purchased in 2006.

Center of Science and Industry (COSI)

The Center of Science and Industry (COSI) is dedicated to fun and learning opportunities for all ages. Explore interactive exhibits. Enjoy entertaining presentations and films, delve into area history, participate in a U•TV broadcast, where you can explore the art and science of television production, and much more!

Ohio Statehouse

The Ohio Statehouse Education & Visitors Center houses the state capitol's history. One of the oldest working statehouses, the complex is comprised of one of the premier examples of Greek Revival architecture in the United States. Explore the inner-workings of the Ohio state government and learn about its history through exhibits, guided tours, educational displays and much more.

Ohio State Fair

The Ohio State Fair hs been an annual event in Columbus since 1850 and is one of the largest state fairs in the country. Come enjoy the entertainment (from talented amateur performers to headliners), the amusements of the rides & carnival games, the pure fun of contests (from donut-eating to "Pet That Looks Most Like Its Owner"), the savory & sweet treats of the food vendors, and the competitions in livestock, agriculture and more!

Ohio State University (OSU)

Ohio State University (OSU) is home of the Ohio State Buckeyes Athletics teams, an eclectic arts & culture scene housed in a variety of museums and other facilties, and world class medical facilites.

Southwest Ohio Attractions

Southwest Ohio is known for its recreation and leisure opportunities. From cruises on the Ohio River, to the aviation history of the Wright Brothers hometown, and much more, including:

Cincinnati

Cincinnati is a world-class city on the Ohio River. Enjoy the thrilling professional sports of the Cincinnati Bengals NFL football team and much more. Immerse yourself in the historical, arts & cultural museums. Unique shopping, dining and a wide variety of sites & activities that include

Kings Island

Kings Island is one of Ohio's biggest thrill parks. Explore 364 acres and experience more than 80 rides, shows, restaurants and a myriad of other family entertainment attractions

Great American Ball Park

The Great American Ball Park, located along the Ohio River, is the home of the Cincinnati Reds MLB baseball team and offers a combination of modern facilities and old fashioned charm for the baseball fan. Cincinnati's rich baseball history history comes alive at the memorials and the nearby Reds Hall of Fame & Museum. Enjoy an onsite brewpub, a variety of food & souvenir vendors and much more!

Southeast Ohio Attractions

Southeast Ohio is known for the adventures of the Appalachian Mountain and the Ohio river, which include swimming, canoeing, fishing, hiking, horseback riding and more. The towns are famous for their charm and their focus on hospitality.

Hocking Hills

The Hocking Hills region of Ohio is comprised of 9000 acres of state forest land that are part of the Wayne National Forest, and 9 state parks. Enjoy unparalled opportunities for fishing, canoeing, hiking, horseback riding, rcok climbing, birdwatching and more. Visit the towns and villages to soak up the arts, crafts and culture of the locals who call this scenic area home.