These 17 Incredible Places in Columbus Will Drop Your Jaw To The Floor
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Sonya Afanasyeva
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Where do you take someone when you want to show them just how stunning the city of Columbus really is? Start with these 17 beautiful spots! Between historic buildings, wonderful nature, and charming neighborhoods, Columbus has plenty of impressive sights.
This historic building is an icon of our city, and it is truly beautiful, inside and out. Since it's recent renovation, the Leveque Tower can now be visited by the public.
Home to the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, the Ohio Theatre has stunning inside decor. It's terrible to think that the building was almost torn down at one point!
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One of many Gothic Revival style churches in Columbus, Holy Rosary Saint John Catholic Church stands out with its intricate details and its height. It is quite a presence on the street.
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With the addition of this arched bridge to the Columbus skyline in 2010, the city became even more beautiful. The bridge frames the downtown area behind it.
At Franklin Park Conservatory, you'll discover beautifully landscape gardens mixed with art works. A visit here is both a learning experience and a chance to admire gorgeous art.
When The Shoe is filled with fans in scarlet and grey, it's really a breathtaking sight. It is the image of the city's love and support for the Buckeyes.
Sitting on the steps of Genoa Park next to one of Terry Allen's deer sculptures, you will see Columbus's skyline at it's best. Gaze at the Leveque Tower and the city's lights reflecting in the Scioto River.
The Columbus Museum of Art of a must-see for locals and visitors alike. The building was just renovated with the addition of a whole new wing! The museum has a beautiful permanent collection and excellent traveling exhibits.
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The Second Presbyterian Church has a very unique style. You will love the simple yet stunning Romanesque architecture of this structure.
COSI is a huge interactive science museum. For children and adults alike, COSI is a unique and unforgettable visit. The building's neon lighting visible in the evening makes it beautiful on the outside as well.
Is there any better place to be during the summer? The Bicentennial Park has a stunning fountain with jets and lights that make for a super fun playground for kids. The park is situated just at the end of the Scioto Mile and has a beautiful view of downtown.
The Columbus Zoo & Aquarium is one of the best zoos in the county and is another must-see. It's a huge wonderfully maintained park and such a fantastic learning opportunity for kids and adults alike.
The Southern Theatre is less known than the Ohio Theatre, but it is also beautiful. With it's deep-set stage, this theatre makes every performance extra spectacular.
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Donated to Columbus Metro Parks by the Innis sisters, this park is a wonderful and relaxing spot to visit. You'll enjoy multiple themed gardens with gorgeous landscaping. You'll definitely want to spend some time discover the wonders of Inniswood Metro Gardens.
Both the architecture and the exhibits at the Wexner Center for the Arts are unique and thought-provoking. The Wexner Center holds some of the best contemporary art exhibits in the world.
Saint Joseph Cathedral will stun you with its heavy stone architecture and beautiful pointy windows. This is beautiful Gothic Revival church.
When you want to go for a stroll and get lost in the charm of the streets, head to German Village. This is one of most beautiful neighborhoods of Columbus, and it always lives up to its reputation.
Do you have any beautiful spots to add to this list? Let us know in the comments, and don’t forget to share your stunning photos on the Only In Columbus Facebook page or on Instagram (@onlyincolumbus) for a chance to see them featured!
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