Mansfield

It offers guided and self-guided tours where you can see the cells, the administrative rooms, and even the "Shawshank" movie sets. It offers a fascinating (and sometimes spooky) look into the past.

Sandusky

: It is one of the most famous amusement parks globally and a quintessential Ohio summer experience. The location on the lake makes it incredibly scenic.

Columbus

The State Capital and most populous city. A modern, vibrant hub with the massive Ohio State University.

Cincinnati

Located on the Ohio River, known for its German heritage, historic architecture, and unique regional food.

Cleveland

Known as the "Rock and Roll Capital". A city on Lake Erie with a strong arts and culture scene.

Dayton

Known as the "Birthplace of Aviation" (home of the Wright brothers).

Toledo

Known as the "Glass City" due to its history of innovation in glass manufacturing, Toledo is a major port city situated on the western tip of Lake Erie. It's an industrial and cultural hub in Northwest Ohio.

Akron

Why It's Popular: Historically famous as the "Rubber Capital of the World," Akron has transitioned into a center for polymer science and is a part of the greater Northeast Ohio region. It's the fifth-largest city in the state.