Nestled in Holmes County is the charming old hamlet of Millersburg. The historic town offers a glimpse of Amish Country to its curious visitors. Here lining the downtown area are numerous quaint shops and boutiques. Local eateries and craft breweries offering a taste of the regional cuisine invite many a traveling gastronome. As for attractions, the town is home to the Holmes County Rails to Trails, scenic hiking and biking trails, the Millersburg Glass Museum and so much more. Steeped in old-world charm, Millersburg, with its many antique shops, architectural buildings and the famed Amish Country experience is a delight for all.

Straddling the banks of Maumee River, Perrysburg is a culturally-rich, historic city. Whether you identify as a history enthusiast or an explorative gastronome, your sojourn in this charming city is sure to be delightful and memorable. A visit to the Fort Meigs Historic Site will take you back in time, while the Perrysburg Area Historic Museum will introduce you to the rich history of the city. As for those looking to explore the cultural gems here, the plethora of boutiques, restaurants, golf clubs and comedy clubs will have you entertained. Do make a headway to Perrysburg for a wholesome small-town experience.

Tucked away in the South Bass Island, Ohio, Put-in-Bay is a haven for vacationers. Popular as a stomping ground among Ohio residents, the resort village attracts many tourists. While the numerous hotels and resorts are the village’s prime attractions, the rich history of the region adds to its allure. Here tourists can experience a mélange of activities such as exploring the Crystal Cave, dining at the Boardwalk, visiting the Lake Erie Islands Nature & Wildlife Center and spending a memorable day at the Perry's Cave Family Fun Center. Put-in-Bay is a unique destination that is ideal for both a wild bachelorette and a family retreat.

Nestled in Greene County is the quaint town of Yellow Springs. Home to a charming downtown area and numerous engaging recreational facilities, the town is a pleasant getaway for all. A haven for nature lovers, the town offers a plethora of scenic destinations such as the Glen Helen Nature Preserve and John Bryan State Park. Ideal for leisurely strolls and bike rides, the Little Miami Scenic Trail is a picturesque escape. Yet another remarkable attraction of the town is Young’s Dairy, a popular farm comprising a petting zoo, driving range and a mini golf course. With these delightful gems on offer, your sojourn at Yellow Springs is sure to be eventful and memorable.

Nestled in the heart of Mid-Ohio Valley is the riverboat town of Marietta. Boasting of a historic downtown, the city is steeped in an old-worldly charm. Here shopping enthusiasts find delight in the generations-old boutique shops that line the roads while gastronomes explore the eclectic cuisine on offer. Teeming in rich history, the city’s museums, such as the Campus Martius Museum, Children's Toy & Doll Museum and Ohio River Museum, offer a plethora of stories, facts and trivia to history buffs. The more adventurous tourists can make a headway for the numerous ghost tours that the city offers. Ideal for a family retreat, the quaint city of Marietta has something in store for everyone.

Straddling the Little Miami River, Loveland is a quaint town. Ideal for a weekend getaway with family, the town offers a mélange of experiences. Right from charming boutique stores and family-run restaurants offering authentic meals to scenic trails and cozy accommodations, the town promises a truly wholesome small-town experience. Nature lovers can stop by at the East Loveland Nature Preserve, while history buffs can head to the Loveland Historical Society Museum. Those looking to bring in a leisurely afternoon must head to Lake Isabella. Riddled with numerous such small-town activities, Loveland is a delightful destination.

Nestled in Licking County, Granville is a picturesque town. Brimming with quaint architectural buildings, specialty boutiques and fine local eateries, the town exudes New England charm. Visiting history buffs can make a headway for the Robbins Hunter Museum and the Granville Historical Society. Yet another major attraction of the town is the Alligator Mound, a massive earthen sculpture. As for exploring the cultural aspects of the town, the Pub on Broadway and the Three Tigers Brewing Company are a couple of the culinary gems that merit a visit.

A part of Lorain County, Oberlin is a charming small town. History has it that two Presbyterian ministers founded the town with the aim of initiating a religious community. Today, the town makes for a quaint weekend getaway. Riddled with fine eateries, splendid shops, cozy accommodations and interesting attractions, the town attracts many a visiting family. Preserving the rich heritage of the town is the Oberlin Heritage Center, a must visit attraction. Additionally, Allen Memorial Art Museum and the Tappan Square make for alluring destinations in the town. When strolling the streets, one must also stop by Lorenzo’s Pizzeria & Restaurant to savor Oberlin’s staple fare.

Straddling the coast of Lake Erie is the charming town of Marblehead. Touted as one of Ohio’s most beautiful small towns, this quaint settlement is riddled with postcard-perfect locales. Right from the Marblehead Lighthouse to the East Harbor State Park, every attraction of the town promises to leave you enthralled. Adding to the inimitable charm is the town’s Main Street. Lined with quaint stores and local eateries, the main street is a delightful spot for a leisurely stroll. Dubbed as a town of all seasons, Marblehead is an ethereal destination welcoming all.

Tipp City is a quaint suburb of Miami County. Formerly known as Tippecanoe, the town is home to numerous scenic parks and preserves. The Charleston Falls Preserve offers a verdant respite from the hustle of the city, while the Historic Downtown reflects the many eccentricities of a small town. Those looking to get a peek into the rich history of the town must visit the Tippecanoe Historical Museum. When considering a day trip to a distant locale, nature lovers must plan a sojourn at Tipp City.

Geneva-on-the-Lake is an idyllic village in Ohio's Ashtabula County. A beautiful motley of lush green stretches, quirky eateries, quaint cafes wineries, and noisy arcades, the village offers some of the best recreational activities on Lake Erie. Spend an eventful time on The Strip, which is teeming with vibrant shops, restaurants, and other touristy attractions. Take a stroll in Geneva State Park, watch the lake at the exquisite marina, take a swim on Breakwater Beach, or try your hand at fishing.

Cambridge is a charming city in Ohio's Guernsey County. Also serving as the county seat, Cambridge was first settled in 1798 and incorporated in 1837. Located along Wills Creek, it rose to fame because of Cambridge Glass and to this day, the city attracts glass collectors who throng here to explore its glass-crafting heritage. Explore local history at the Guernsey County History Museum, learn all about Cambridge Glass at the National Museum of Cambridge Glass, shop for unique glass pieces at Mosser Glass Inc., or take a step back in time with a tour of the Stone House Museum.