Group Tour Friendly Attractions
Butler County, Ohio features a unique variety of group friendly attractions including the world's largest indoor train display, EnterTRAINment Junction, the beautiful 265-acre Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum, the only IKEA store in Ohio, and the top-rated Jungle Jim's International Market! With so many great options there is something to please any group.
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Karl E. Limper Geology Museum
501 E High St Oxford OH 45056Location: Oxford
The Karl E. Limper Geology Museum holds a collection of specimen to teach visitors appreciate basic geological concepts and spark curiosity. Featuring a collection of minerals, meteors, and fossils, there is no shortage of history to view. In addition to world class specimen, be sure to check out...
Lane-Hooven House
319 N. Third St. Hamilton OH 45011Location: Hamilton
This rare, restored octagonal home was once the home of prominent Hamilton industrialist Clark Lane and is one of only 400 octagonal structures in the United States. Built in 1863 by local industrialist Clark Lane, the Victorian Gothic home is highlighted with ornate details and a unique spiral...
Liberty Center
7100 Foundry Row Liberty Township OH 45069Location: Liberty Township
Liberty Center unites premier shopping, entertainment and dining all in an inviting and exciting environment! Grab dinner and a movie at CMX CineBistro, or laugh the night away at Funny Bone Comedy Club, or even extend your visit with a stay at the AC Hotel located at Liberty Center. With an...
McGuffey House and Museum
401 E. Spring St. Oxford OH 45056Location: Oxford
The McGuffey House and Museum honors William Holmes McGuffey, who compiled the McGuffey Eclectic Readers. McGuffey, a professor of Ancient Languages and Moral Philosophy at Miami University, and his wife, built this two-story brick house in 1833 and lived there until 1836. The Eclectic Readers...
Miami University Freedom Summer 1964 Memorial
Western College Dr. Oxford OH 45056Location: Oxford
Located on Miami University's Historic Western Campus, this outdoor memorial commemorates civil rights workers who trained on the campus of The Western College for Women in preparation for registering voters in Mississippi during the summer of 1964. The murder of three of these trainees during...
Monument Cabin
High St. & Monument Ave. Hamilton OH 45011Location: Hamilton
Monument Cabin is an 1804 log cabin restored on the site of old Fort Hamilton along the bank of the Great Miami River. The cabin is open to public viewing and is furnished with pieces to reflect the early pioneers of Butler County, which makes it great for educational tours! The cabin is located...
Municipal Brew Works
20 High St. Hamilton OH 45011Location: Hamilton
This beautifully restored building in Hamilton, Ohio has turned into a tap room and brewery! Municipal Brew Works is full of history from the building they're located in to the names of their brews. Enjoy local craft brews, great conversation and gorgeous architecture at Municipal Brew Works. Relax...
Municipal Brew Works at Spooky Nook
600 North B St. Hamilton OH 45013Location: Hamilton
Located in the Spooky Nook Champion Mill Conference Center, Municipal Brew Works serves up local craft brews along with great conversation! Grab a meal from one of the rotating food trucks to pair with your beer! Stop in on a Tuesday to play music bingo!
National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting
8070 Tylersville Rd. West Chester OH 45069Location: West Chester
The former home of the Voice of America Bethany Station now features displays relating to the history of the Voice of America; broadcast history in the region; the development of radio technology; and on-going amateur radio communications. First operational in 1944, the Voice of America Bethany...
New London Cemetery
5195 Alert New London Rd. Shandon OH 45063Location: Okeana/Shandon
The cemetery was organized in 1866 with burials starting in 1867. The cemetery has a total of 16.5 acres with over 2,000 burials. Many of the first burials were disinterred from the Paddy's Run Graveyard in Shandon. Veterans from the War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, Spanish American War, World...