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What
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![]() Columbus, Ohio
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View the history, population, community contacts and commute times to the downtown area from 21 Central Ohio surrounding neighborhoods.
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The Nationwide Arena is in downtown Columbus and features all kinds of sports. |
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The
Short North is an historic,
eclectic, diverse, urban neighborhood which is the Art District of Columbus.
A Gallery Hop
is held the first Saturday of the month.
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If
you like science, then go to COSI in downtown
Columbus.It's brand new and has the latest ideas for family and kid's fun in science.
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For a
historic view of Columbus take a drive through beautiful German
Village. You'll see brick streets, German architecture, and restaurants serving
refreshments the way you would have been served back in the old
country. Many of the homes and businesses have been
restored to museum- like quality. This is a must
see for visitors to Columbus.
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Port
Columbus International Airport is an international airport and has shuttles
available for most hotels in the area. It is
located about 10 minutes away from the Hilton Columbus where the Surgical
Pathology Update Course
is held. There is a shuttle from the airport to the Hilton for your
convenience.
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For an upscale shopping experience try the Tuttle Mall in Dublin where there are a number of stores including Macy's, Banana Republic, Brookstone, and Victoria's Secret.
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Polaris Fashion Place is central Ohio's premier shopping destination located on the north side of Columbus. There are six anchor stores that include Saks, Fifth Avenue, Von Maur, Macy's, Sear's, JCPenney, and The Great Indoors. |
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Easton Town Center offers a wide variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment venues located on the east side of Columbus.
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For concerts there is the Germain Amphitheater located just north of Columbus in the Polaris Parkway.
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