- TripBuzz discovered 72 different types of activities for couples in the Newark area, including Theaters (like Midland Theatre), Specialty Museums (like The WORKS MUSEUM), Historic Sites (like Octagon State Memorial) and Bowling (like Valley lanes bowling), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 42 date ideas in or near Newark, Ohio, including 24 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like Zanesville, Reynoldsburg, Gahanna and Lancaster.
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Visitors who enlist the services of SegAway Tours of Columbus can enjoy riding on a Segway i2. The tour lasts for roughly two hours and covers major landmarks in the city like the Scioto River, the Arena District, and historic downtown.
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The Monticello III Canal Boat Ride is a 40 minute ride aboard a horse-drawn canal boat replica through a restored section of canal, while a guide narrates relevant history. There are mosquitoes present so passengers should be prepared.
32.6 Miles
Opened in 2000, the Nationwide Arena is the home of the Columbus Blue Jackets and hosts the Arnold Classic, a sports and fitness event hosted by the Governor himself. Public events can be organized in here.
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333 W Broad St, Columbus, OH 43215
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The domains covered by the hands-on exhibits at the Center of Science & Industry (COSI) range from space to ocean, including in here a little kids space, a science park, and a gadgets area.
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The LC Pavilion is an indoor-outdoor concert venue that has hosted events from the likes of Mumford & Sons and Kesha. The location also features a pizza parlor and various alcoholic beverage offerings.
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An outdoor recreation area, Alum Creek State Park in Delaware, Ohio is a natural beauty open to the public. Visitors can have a picnic in the grassy knolls, walk the beach, camp, boat, or simply enjoy the view.
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The home of the Columbus Clippers, the Huntington Park was constructed in 2009 amd features a bar with patios, a picnic terrace, and a pavilion.
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Home of the State Buckeyes, the Ohio Stadium was opened in 1922 and, over the time, it was upgraded until it reached a maximum seating capacity of 102,329. It is the largest stadium in the state, and besides the football games it has hosted bands like Pink Floyd and Genesis.
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555 Borror Drive, Columbus, OH 43210
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Roughly one million people visit The Value City Arena at the Jerome Schottenstein Center every year. Both men's and women's basketball along with men's hockey are played at the arena during their respective seasons.
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Originally built during the Civil War, the Helmick Covered Bridge is one of the state's oldest examples of this bridge type. Now restored after falling into disrepair, it is still used for light traffic and as an historical attraction.