Toledo Ohio Attractions
Toledo, in Northwest Ohio, offers an array of attractions, from the family-friendly Toledo zoo to the sprawling waterfront to the amazing Toledo Museum of Art. Learn more about what there is to do in the "Glass Capital of the World."
Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum
The Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum, located in Armstrong's hometown of Wapakoneta, Ohio, celebrates the life and the mission of the first man to walk on the moon.
The Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum, located in Armstrong's hometown of Wapakoneta, Ohio, celebrates the life and the mission of the first man to walk on the moon.
Toledo Ohio's Old West End
The Old West End is a historic neighborhood in Toledo, Ohio, located west of downtown that features 25 city blocks of late 19th century structures. The area includes many architectural styles such as Victorian, Edwardian, Arts & Crafts, Queen Ann, Georgian, French Second Empire, Colonial, Dutch Colonial, and Italian Renaissance.
The Old West End is a historic neighborhood in Toledo, Ohio, located west of downtown that features 25 city blocks of late 19th century structures. The area includes many architectural styles such as Victorian, Edwardian, Arts & Crafts, Queen Ann, Georgian, French Second Empire, Colonial, Dutch Colonial, and Italian Renaissance.
Toledo Lake Erie Railway and Museum
The Toledo Lake Erie and Western Railway and Museum offers visitors a chance to go back in time to experience life when passenger trains were primary mode of transportation. This all-volunteer railway and museum, located in Waterville, Ohio, 20 miles outside of Toledo, is a great activity for families and children of all ages.
The Toledo Lake Erie and Western Railway and Museum offers visitors a chance to go back in time to experience life when passenger trains were primary mode of transportation. This all-volunteer railway and museum, located in Waterville, Ohio, 20 miles outside of Toledo, is a great activity for families and children of all ages.
Willis B. Boyer Museum Ship
The SS Willis B. Boyer Museum, in downtown Toledo Ohio, opened in 1987 allowing visitors to experience the fully restored ship first launched in 1911 as the "World's Largest Bulk Freighter" setting records for iron ore, coal and rye cargoes. A trip to the museum allows visitors to walk aboard the ship to see a glimpse of maritime life nearly 100 years ago
The SS Willis B. Boyer Museum, in downtown Toledo Ohio, opened in 1987 allowing visitors to experience the fully restored ship first launched in 1911 as the "World's Largest Bulk Freighter" setting records for iron ore, coal and rye cargoes. A trip to the museum allows visitors to walk aboard the ship to see a glimpse of maritime life nearly 100 years ago
Historic Sauder Village
Sauder Village is a living-history village an hour west of Toledo in Archbold, Ohio. This family destination provides a re-creation of life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in northwest Ohio. Visitors have the opportunity to experience the historic village, working craftsmen, homemade food and baked goods, shops, events, classes, children’s activities and on-site lodging.
Sauder Village is a living-history village an hour west of Toledo in Archbold, Ohio. This family destination provides a re-creation of life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in northwest Ohio. Visitors have the opportunity to experience the historic village, working craftsmen, homemade food and baked goods, shops, events, classes, children’s activities and on-site lodging.
Fort Meigs Monument and Museum
Fort Meigs is a War of 1812 battlefield located in the Toledo suburb of Perrysburg. This Toledo area attraction offers seasonal self-guided and private tours of the fort, a year-round museum, visitor’s center and gift shop, and special events throughout the year. Fort Meigs is not only a learning destination for area residents, but enjoyable for anyone interested in period artifacts and US history.
Fort Meigs is a War of 1812 battlefield located in the Toledo suburb of Perrysburg. This Toledo area attraction offers seasonal self-guided and private tours of the fort, a year-round museum, visitor’s center and gift shop, and special events throughout the year. Fort Meigs is not only a learning destination for area residents, but enjoyable for anyone interested in period artifacts and US history.
Glass Pavilion at the Toledo Museum of Art
The Toledo Museum of Art's Glass Pavilion, designed by the Japanese architectural team of Ryue Nishizawa and Kazuyo Sejima, opened in August of 2006. All of the modern structure's exterior walls are made of glass and most of the interior ones are as well. The Pavilion houses the museum's diverse art glass collection as well as studios, a glass-blowing workshop, and a theater.
The Toledo Museum of Art's Glass Pavilion, designed by the Japanese architectural team of Ryue Nishizawa and Kazuyo Sejima, opened in August of 2006. All of the modern structure's exterior walls are made of glass and most of the interior ones are as well. The Pavilion houses the museum's diverse art glass collection as well as studios, a glass-blowing workshop, and a theater.
Toledo Museum of Art
The Toledo Museum of Art, founded in 1901, is just two hours down the Ohio Turnpike from Cleveland. The museum houses a diverse collection of art with special emphasis on 19th and 20th century European and American paintings.
The Toledo Museum of Art, founded in 1901, is just two hours down the Ohio Turnpike from Cleveland. The museum houses a diverse collection of art with special emphasis on 19th and 20th century European and American paintings.
Toledo Zoo
The Toledo Zoo, with more than 5,300 animals representing over 760 species, is consistently considered one of the top zoological institutions in the country. Encompassing the area between the Anthony Wayne Trail and Broadway, The Toledo Zoo is located just 4 miles from downtown Toledo.
The Toledo Zoo, with more than 5,300 animals representing over 760 species, is consistently considered one of the top zoological institutions in the country. Encompassing the area between the Anthony Wayne Trail and Broadway, The Toledo Zoo is located just 4 miles from downtown Toledo.