Home to the Ohio State Buckeyes, Ohio Stadium is as much about history as it is about sports. When you visit Columbus, definitely add this to your "to do" list!
Fanatic Fact: Team officials named the franchise the Blue Jackets: celebrating patriotism, pride and the rich Civil War history in the state of Ohio.
Named the Best View of Columbus (by Columbus Alive) head to Huntington Park to cheer on the Columbus Clippers. General admission tickets are only $6 at the gate and there's not a bad view to be found อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Great American Ball Park is home to the Cincinnati Reds. Fans will love coming here for a game, as well as to the very cool Reds Hall of Fame and Museum!
NFL fans, make sure you add Paul Brown Stadium on the shores of the mighty Ohio River in Cincinnati to your list of "must see" stadiums!
Progressive Field is an incredible place to take in a Cleveland Indians game! You'll love the awesome views of downtown, and be sure to check out the park's social media suite!
Stop by and catch the Lake Erie Monsters or the Cleveland Cavaliers play at the Quicken Loans Arena. Did you know Perry Ellis sponsored the Cavs many, many years ago?
Browns fans love this stadium with a great view of Lake Erie! If you're making a tour of awesome NFL stadiums, you don't want to miss this jewel!
The annual enshrinement ceremony and the Hall of Fame Game is played in Pro Football Hall of Fame Field at Fawcett Stadium, located directly across the street from the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
