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8 Things To Do In Columbus That You Won't Want To Miss Out On

Get off-campus and explore your city!

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8 Things To Do In Columbus That You Won't Want To Miss Out On
Haley Trimble

As a student at The Ohio State University, it is easy to get stuck in a routine and never leave campus except for the occasional Chick-fil-a visit. But Columbus is one of the coolest cities and is definitely worth exploring!

1. Columbus Museum of Art

A mix of modern and historical paintings and sculptures- plus it's free on Sunday's!

2. Scioto Mile

A string of riverfront parks with an amazing view of downtown.

3. All of the coffee shops

From Mission Coffee, to Fox in the Snow, to The Roosevelt Coffeehouse, Columbus is home to some of the cutest and most delicious coffee shops. Plus, check out The Columbus Coffee Trail to get a free t-shirt!

4. You're never too old for COSI

Not only a cool place for kids, but COSI also holds After Dark hours for adults over 21!

5. Or the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium

The Columbus Zoo is one of the best zoos in the nation. In the summer, check out Zoombezi Bay and enjoy the Wildlights in the wintertime!

6. Go out in Easton Town Center

Need some retail therapy or some food that isn't from a dining hall? Take a visit to this indoor and outdoor shopping complex with some of the best restaurants and clothing stores.

7. Visit the North Market

Travel downtown for lunch in one of the coolest indoor markets. With dozens of unique merchants, bakers, and farmers- you are sure to find the most Instagram-worthy meal!

8. Field of Corn

Ever seen 109 concrete ears of corn standing upright in a field of grass? I didn't think so.

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