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100% of people who have been to Columbus think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Columbus are Cummins World Headquarters, Bartholomew County Veterans Memorial, and Pieper’s Gourmet Catering.


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Untitled by luda23

I’m moving my family to Columbus this summer. What a fabulous place. The trails, parks, childrens museum, great schools, and churches not to mention the beautiful cityscape. Will be proud to call it home!

over 4 years ago

Best Hoosier Wine! from a chitown gal... by kgalli

Go to Simmons Winery! We stumbled into the outlet mall location and decided to drive to the actual winery/vineyard. Absolutely wonderful wines, gardens, countryside, etc. My husband & I bought 2 cases to be shipped back home- Indiana Ruby Port, Nortonburg White, Autumn Rose and Cab are to die for. Definitely worth the trip!

over 4 years ago

Awesome place...great architecture, great sculpture by lgeezy

Every May I look forward to our Memorial Day Weekend trip to the ‘Bus. My aunt & uncle live in the city and we’d drive 40 minutes to Indy for the 500 on Sunday. I’m currently a design student in college. Everyone should check out the sculpture exhibits placed randomly around the city— especially Dessa Kirk’s Eos(winged goddess). Tinguely & Henry Moore are amazing too.

over 4 years ago

Cousin Visits by ToddieM

I went here in the late 60’s, early 70’s, because my cousins Scott and Rusty lived here. They were the first of the Schafer nuclear family to move away from Jackson, MI.

over 4 years ago

Just popped in for fuel by A little Wings 'N Fins everywhere

Needed some fuel on the way home.
VERYISOLATED!

over 6 years ago

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  • travel.nytimes.com Hello, Columbus by INGRID K. WILLIAMS March 14, 2010 In Ohio, the Gallery Hop helped transform a neglected, crime-ridden urban district into a vibrant, independent arts enclave. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com Introduction to Columbus by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 Like many second and third-tier cities, Columbus has undergone quite a transformation in the past few decades as a destination for arts, sports, leisure, education, and shopping. Throughout its history, the city has seen its fair share of challenges and setbacks. Initially laid out in 1812 and incorporated in 1816, it suffered during the Panic of 1819, but continued to grow thanks to its connection to the Ohio and Erie Canal and later, railroads. It was not the original capital, but its central location in the heart of Ohio and between the Scioto and Olentangy Rivers helped develop its status as a shipping port. By the late 1880s, there were almost two hundred factories in operation and brewing companies established by the German immigrant population. (read article)
  • travel.nytimes.com What’s Doing in Columbus, Ohio by MICHAEL CULL March 29, 1981 James Thurber made millions laugh and himself famous in part by mining experiences gained in the Ohio state capital, now a city of 562,000. (read article)
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