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Sports \| City Sites \| Art \| Food and Restaurants \| Festivals \| Museums Columbus The Buckeye State by debbie1193 from OH 1 cheer I think Columbus,Oh has alot to offer. I love the Columbus Zoo,COSI,Columbus Art Museum,Franklin Park Conservatory,the Ohio State Fair (first 2 weeks in... More
Columbus EMBASSY SUITES by debbie1193 from OH while a little pricey Embassy Suites is a fun hotel to stay at. My hubby and I stayed in a single. This included a small livingroom area More
Zoos \| Family Travelers Columbus everything you need and also great for the kids by srivas from TX Columbus is really cool. The night life and day life is friendly and welcoming. This city has a great activities for th kids. The Columbus zoo has all the wow factor of a... More


February 19, 2008 andreal has asked: Spring Break Road Trip Destinations: Knoxville, Tennessee and Lexington, Kentucky and Columbus, Ohio 1 response \| Updated: March 3, 2008
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Cultural History \| Zoos Columbus neighbourhoods bridge past and future Mention Columbus, Ohio, and the first thing that might come to mind is the city's world famous - zoo and perhaps zoo director emeritus Jack Hanna being body checked by a baby elephant or nibbled by an excited lemur on one of his numerous television appearances....more Article from Seniors Go Travel
Gay & Lesbian \| Art \| Music Friendly Gay Columbus and Dayton Ohio To the gay & lesbian community, the renaissance of the city has translated into an openness and vibrance felt throughout many areas....more Article from Fun Maps
Architecture \| Museums ARCHITECTURE; Extreme Makeover: Museum Edition Peter Eisenman's building was beautiful, but the roof leaked. So the Wexner Center decided to take it from the top....more Article from The New York Times - Registration required