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| Ashland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau 1-877-581-2345 What makes us Absolutely Ashland County? There’s something for everyone. Known for our parks and recreation facilities - hosting many softball, golf, tennis, and soccer tournaments. In fact, there are seven parks in all, with activities for young and old - including the challenging Brookside Golf Course. Visit our well-respected center for the arts, beginning with Ashland University. The Hugo Young Theatre on the Ashland University campus hosts world-renowned speakers, as well as top-notch musicians and plays. On campus, explore the museums, art galleries, and beautiful gardens. We offer fun, inviting events and attractions to satisfy each member of the family…wrapped up in a warm and beautiful package that is Ashland County. |
| Canton/Stark County CVB 1-800-552-6051 Enjoy the best location anywhere for the perfect combination of family fun, unique venues, and easy affordability. Stark County, Ohio has the attractions and open arms attitude that make any visit an exciting and memorable one. We boast national attractions such as the Professional Football Hall of Fame, the William McKinley Monument, and the National First Ladies Historical Site, but the hidden treasures of Ohio's Amish country and the quaint shops of Hartville and Canal Fulton also entice tourists of all ages. Every weekend is filled with exciting events such as the Alive Festival, Yankee Peddler Festival, Pro Football Hall of Fame Festival and OHSAA State Football Championships just to name a few! |
| Convention and Visitors Bureau of Greater Cleveland 1-800-321-1001 Now open in the heart of downtown Cleveland! Our Public Square Visitors Center, located in the historic Higbee Building. Pick up brochures, watch a video, visit websites for the most up-to-date happenings or just chat with our knowledgeable staff members to discover all that is great about Cleveland and the region. Whether you are interested in taking in a Broadway show at Playhouse Square, hearing the world-renowned Cleveland Orchestra, exploring a rainforest at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, cheering on one of our sports teams (Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland Indians, Lake Erie Monsters or Cleveland Gladiators), filling up on our cuisine, holding up your lighter (or cellphone) for music legends at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum or daring to reach speeds of 120mph on the Top Thrill Dragster at Cedar Point, Positively Cleveland will help you plan your ideal trip. Located on Lake Erie and surrounded by scenic park systems that offer excellent opportunities to bike, hike, kayak, fish, sail and more. It’s the perfect place to start your visit. |
| Holmes County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau 330-674-3975 Come and experience the simple life in Holmes County, Ohio, home of the world’s largest Amish community. Discover a place where the sounds of traffic and honking horns are replaced with the calming clip-clop of horse hooves and the hum of hand made buggy wheels. Experience the Amish culture with a tour of an Amish home, an Amish buggy ride, and a trip to the Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center. Shop for handmade quilts, artwork, and furniture in the quaint villages of Millersburg, Berlin, Walnut Creek, and Charm. Savor homemade foods at the Amish restaurants, cheese houses, and bakeries. Spend a day or spend a week…we look forward to helping you plan your memorable visit to Ohio’s Amish country. |
| Wayne County CVB 1-800-362-6474 The rural charm of Wayne County's rolling hills, lush woods, and scenic farmland is only the beginning of the offerings available to visitors and residents. An abundance of cultural activities and events make Wayne County a great destination any time of the year. From the Ohio Light Opera's nationally recognized theater in the summer to the Wayne Center Ballet Company's Nutcracker in the winter, there is something to satisfy every taste year round. Known as the "Gateway to Amish Country," Wayne and the surrounding counties are home to the world's largest Amish population. Famous for their beautiful quilts and high-quality craftsmanship, the Amish people are also known for their peaceful ways and timeless lifestyle. A large number of restaurants, shops and stores feature authentic Amish products, from food to furniture. Numerous world-renowned companies call Wayne County home including The J.M. Smucker Company, Wooster Brush Company, and The Cat's Meow Village, creators of the popular two-dimensional wooden collectibles. Shop at one-of-a-kind retail stores such as Lehman's Hardware, P. Graham Dunn Gallery, Simply Smuckers, Everything Rubbermaid, and The Cat's Meow MarketPlace. Wayne County provides a wealth of educational opportunities as well, from 10 local historical societies rich with local history, to major colleges including The College of Wooster, University of Akron Wayne College, and The Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute (ATI), and Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC). The Secrest Arboretum on the OARDC campus offers Ohio's largest collection of old-world roses, and a spectacular rhododendron display garden. Whether you are looking for a peaceful get-a-way to a cozy bed & breakfast, a shopping experience in a wide variety of stores, or an entertaining cultural event, you can find just what you're looking for in Wayne County. |
