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Fall in Westerville is a Visitor's Dream
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Must-Try Experiences in Westerville
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Westerville Visitor Guide
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Coming Soon in Westerville
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Ohio to Erie Trail
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Eat, Play, Shop and Stay in Westerville
This "city within a park" is where small-town charm meets big-city style.
Located just 15 minutes northeast of downtown Columbus, OH, Westerville is a vibrant city with a variety of offerings including unique shops, restaurants, breweries (a few of which are on the Columbus Ale Trail), hotels and activities. Home to one of the top-ranking liberal arts institutions in the country, Otterbein University, Westerville is also known for its vast parklands and 50+ mile trail system. As the birthplace of Prohibition and other important historical moments, Westerville boasts a thriving cultural arts community and is a destination not to be missed. Find all there is to eat, play, shop and stay in this thriving town.
EAT
Westerville is proof of Columbus' reputation of a foodie destination with something to offer everyone.
PLAY
From parks and recreation, art galleries and historical tours, you can fill your day(s) any time of the year.
STAY
Make a weekend of your visit and stay in Westerville to allow for plenty of time for exploration.
Caffeinate with Columbus coffee
The Columbus Coffee Trail is more than a great cup of coffee. Visit the participating coffee shops (including Westerville's Java Central), check in digitally and earn prizes along the way while staying caffeinated.
Get a taste of Columbus-style pizza
The Columbus-Style Pizza Trail is the newest way to explore Columbus in a unique way. Two Westerville restaurants; Cardinal Pizza and Pasquales Pizza & Pub are featured on the trail.
Sip the city's best local brews
Columbus' beer scene is waiting to be explored. Pick up a Columbus Ale Trail passport at any participating brewery (like Westerville's own Temperance Row) and collect stamps to earn swag with each sip!
Tour the Underground Railroad
The new tour features 15 stops across the state (including the Hanby House) that highlights Ohio’s legacy and involvement with the historic network, and the people who assisted others to freedom from slavery.