There’s a Dale Chihuly chandelier in the Columbus Visitors Center, while Jean Tinguely’s kinetic sculpture, Chaos I and Henry Moore’s Large Arch are located downtown.
Discover astonishing structures, including the Modernist-style Miller House, designed by Eero Saarinen, the renowned architect of the St. Louis Arch.
Enjoy this 10-year recipient of Wine Spectator’s Award of Excellence that was voted “the town’s best restaurant” by Condé Nast Traveler.
Splurge on a banana split or old-fashioned milkshake before exploring the in-house museum with rare items, including an 1850s marble soda fountain.
Originally a blacksmith’s shop in 1890, Columbus Bar is now home to the Power House Brewing Co, continuing the 70-year tradition of the “CB” (as locals call it) with 20 rotating draft lines.
The recent addition of a microbrewery, helmed by award-winning brewmaster Mike Rybinski, has elevated Zwanzigz Pizza from friendly neighborhood eatery to premier craft beer destination.
If you happen to be lucky enough to be in town between June and September, enjoy a walk next door to gather fresh local produce, baked goods, flowers, and assorted sundries at the Farmer’s Market.
These custom-made pieces by Columbus designer David Carothers will garner you compliments and more than the occasional, “where did you get that exquisite piece of jewelry?”
Melodic acoustic tunes and popular local bands await you every Thursday and Saturday night at the 4th Street Bar & Grill, the city’s hometown favorite for more than 30 years.
If it’s a cultural escape you’re looking for, YES Cinema on Jackson St provides a film-lover’s retreat and also features famous comedians for the lighthearted.
