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David Wright's lively Ohio Handbook provides a fresh, insider's look at one of the nation's most overlooked states. Readers will discover a rich blend of regional fun and noteworthy surprises in Ohio -- the rejuvenated Lake Erie beaches and a whimsical caterpillar festival, the classic Midwest country fairs and an Amish karaoke bar, the dramatic downtown architecture in Columbus and the massive Native American earthworks near Chillicothe. Well-heeled travelers will be pleased at the many listings of five-star restaurants in Cincinnati and the country's largest concentration of museums and cultural facilities in Cleveland's University Circle, while the more budget-minded will welcome the discussions of bountiful portions for bargain prices in Amish Country restaurants and the free admission to Ohio's spectacular state parks.
David Wright's lively Ohio Handbook provides a fresh, insider's look at one of the nation's most overlooked states. Readers will discover a rich blend of regional fun and noteworthy surprises in Ohio -- the rejuvenated Lake Erie beaches and a whimsical caterpillar festival, the classic Midwest country fairs and an Amish karaoke bar, the dramatic downtown architecture in Columbus and the massive Native American earthworks near Chillicothe. Well-heeled travelers will be pleased at the many listings of five-star restaurants in Cincinnati and the country's largest concentration of museums and cultural facilities in Cleveland's University Circle, while the more budget-minded will welcome the discussions of bountiful portions for bargain prices in Amish Country restaurants and the free admission to Ohio's spectacular state parks.
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