- TripBuzz found 61 things to do with kids in or near Toledo, Ohio, including 39 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Maumee, Bowling Green, Perrysburg and Oak Harbor.
- From Toledo Zoo to Savage Arena, the Toledo area offers 70 different types of family activities, including: Specialty Museums, Parks, Movie Theaters and Theaters.
- The city of Toledo, the county seat of Lucas County and the fourth most populous city in Ohio, is home to nearly 300,000 residents in an area of just under 8 square miles. Settled in northwest Ohio, the city sits on the western coast of Lake Erie and on the state border of Michigan. Boasting success in the glass industry, Toledo has earned the nickname as the 'Glass City.'
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214 Dalhousie Street | N9V 1W4, Amherstburg, Canada
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The Park House Museum caters to school groups, seniors and the general public. Learn about the history of Amherstburg during the Victorian era in the 1850's through live story telling, hands-on demonstrations and exhibits.
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441 Catawba Avenue, Put in Bay, OH 43456
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At the Lake Erie Islands Historical Society, visitors can view a variety of artifacts from the Hotel Victory or watch an island history video. The site also maintains a collection of maritime and model ships.
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277 King St, Amherstburg, Canada
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Located in Amherstburg, the North American Black Historical Museum showcases unique exhibits related to Black History, slavery and freedom. Next to the museum, visit the historic Taylor Log Cabin and the Nazrey African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Bois Blanc Island, Amherstburg, Canada
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Designated a historical site, the Bois Blanc Island Light House & Blockhouse is located in Amherstburg along the Detroit River. Learn about the history of the island and the importance it played during the defense of Fort Malden in 1837-38.
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Located on the grounds where wineries prospered in the 19th century, Stonehenge features a stone house built in 1870 and a wine press cottage built at the middle of the 19th century. Both of these buildings are included in the National register of Historic Places.
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Each visitor gets a chance to ride their own Segway on the A & S Segway tours. The group gets led to different sites while the narrator explains the haunted history of the region.
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There are plenty of entertaining opportunities in the Adventure Bay: arcade games, virtual bowling, miniature golf courses, batting cages, go-karts, and skeebal. An eatery is also found on the site.
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At the Aquatic Resource Center, visitors can view live Lake Erie fish species and learn about the research that is being conducted in order to protect the body of water's wildlife. The location's offerings included hands-on science activities.
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100 Laird Avenue, Amherstburg, Canada
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The Fort Malden National Historic Site features artifact collections from the War of 1812 and Rebellion of 1837-38. Families enjoy live soldier demonstrations and reenactments, tours, displays as well as seasonal events and festivals.
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93 Delaware Ave., Put in Bay, OH 43456
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Standing 352 feet high, the Perry's Victory & International Peace Memorial was built by the end of 1915 and is the world's largest Doric column. It commemorates the battle of Lake Eerie in the War of 1812, while also celebrating the peace which followed.