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Columbus Art Walks are a unique way to get active while seeing great public art, architectural and historical sites around Columbus. These plotted paths are self-guided walking maps and audio tours of 11 districts in Columbus. Maps of each district...
Now's the time to experience Columbus! Downtown Columbus is filled with entertainment districts, full of shopping, restaurants and other attractions. The Arena District surrounds Nationwide Arena, while the Short North Arts District houses one of...
Four Green Fields raises its own plant material as well as selling hard goods for the garden and landscape. Our specialty is growing annuals and vegetable flats, hanging baskets, perennials, herbs, fruit, berry plants, and much more. We have a...
Situated in an urban park two miles east of downtown Columbus, this historic, botanical landmark features biomes representing global climates, bonsai, palm and exotic plant collections and 28 acres of outdoor botanical gardens. A signature...
Tour Gateway Learning Gardens located on a five-acre campus exhibiting more than 800 different plant varieties in easily accessible gardens. Enjoy the latest plant introductions in the annual plant variety trials. Bring notepad and pen to get...
This mural and park, located on the corner or Franklin and Market Streets in downtown Kenton, was dedicated on June 26, 2004. The mural commemorates Gene Autry's visit to Kenton and his appearances, with his horse Champion, at the Kenton Theatre on...
Take a respite from the chaotic pace of life at this delightful and heady park filled with herbs and botanical delights. Stroll through a variety of herbal gardens within the Geroux Herb Gardens, namely, the Culinary Garden, Scented Garden, Shade...
Unique garden center on an old farm in the country, on the Appalachian Discovery Birding & Heritage Trail, Adams County Quilt Mural Trail and North Country Trail/Buckeye Trail. Unusual perennials, home orchard trees & supplies, nursery plants,...
Home of Ohio’s Governors since 1957, this Jacobean Revival Style house was built in 1925. Tours of the public rooms showcase Ohio history, arts, and industry. The grounds feature native plants in gardens that represent Ohio’s diverse landscape, as...
Inniswood was once the 37-acre estate of sisters Grace and Mary Innis, who enjoyed gardening and wildlife. The Innis sisters' desire to preserve and enhance their gardens and woodlands for the enjoyment of all people resulted in the generous...