Ohio

Attractions

Known first and foremost for its industry, the state nonetheless has a lot to offer for a great getaway. It offers its guests brilliant outdoor activity, with hiking in the Hocking Hills State Park being one of the most popular ways to breathe in the fresh air.

Exploring Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland are what most visitors prioritise. Cincinnati and Cleveland have undergone major rejuvenation and are now attractive cities, having successfully managed to exchange factories and warehouses for gleaming downtown centres.

Cincinnati offers a variety of museums, galleries, fine dining and shopping, while Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a major, internationally acclaimed attraction. Fascinating neighbourhoods, miles of parklands, and a revitalised lakefront image draws many visitors to this Lake Erie city.

The state capital of Columbus is the main hub of education, research, and commerce. It's a lively college city with fine architecture and several interesting museums, lots of which are a drawcard for history buffs. Ohio is also a family-friendly state, offering children and adults alike memorable activities.

The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden is a great choice for travelling families, as is the Cedar Point Amusement Park, one of the largest amusement parks in the country. The Children's Museum, and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History are also great cultural attractions in Ohio.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Cleveland DJ Alan Freed coined the term 'rock and roll' in the early 1950s. Partly for this reason, Cleveland won the fiercely contested honour of become home to the Rock and Roll …

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