No matter what your family's interests are, Columbus, Ohio has something for everyone. From the world-renowned Columbus Zoo and Aquarium to Columbus Commons, Columbus Crew, and Otherworld, there are plenty of recreational activities to choose from. Whether you're looking for outdoor activities like hiking, biking, fishing, hunting, cross-country skiing, canoeing, kayaking, or something more low-key like picnicking or exploring the 9 acres of unstructured natural play area at the nature center, Columbus has it all. For a unique experience, visit Topiary Park in the heart of Columbus.
This park brings George Seurat's painting “Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte” to life through a unique garden located in the former Columbus School for the Deaf. Northstar has three locations in Columbus and one in Westerville, making it an ideal place for both foodies and the more adventurous. If you're looking for outdoor activities, Alum Creek State Park is a great option. Visitors can learn about Ohio's aviation history through chronology, browse the gallery of aviation art, take a self-guided tour (find it online), and relax and enjoy the activity of the airport from the observation deck.
The commitment to preserving green spaces in Columbus is evident in both agricultural areas and in the heart of the city. The historic Lincoln Theatre originally opened as a silent movie theater in 1928 but now hosts over 100 performances a year. With so many family-friendly activities available, Columbus is sure to have something for everyone! Whether you're looking for outdoor adventures or indoor entertainment, you'll find it all in this vibrant city.
