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Louisville (/ˈluːɪsvɪl/) is a city in Stark County in the U.S. state of Ohio. The population was 9,186 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Canton-Massillon, OH Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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1. MAPS Air Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 177 reviews
MAPS Air Museum is an internationally known museum of aviation and serves as a center of aviation history for Northeast Ohio. The museum features over 130 exciting educational displays in it's collection of acquired artifacts, interactive exhibits and historical archives in its own library. The museum currently has 48 aircraft in the inventory.
Reviewed By DrLFoodie - Naples, Florida
We were part of a group that used the museum as a venue for a dinner. Extremely interesting and glad we participated as we probably would not have see it on our own. Docents are dedicated and passionate about their mission. All ages can learn...MoreThank you for your review.
2. Beech Creek Botanical Garden & Nature Preserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Beech Creek Gardens offers unique nature exploration experiences for all ages. During the summer visit the Butterfly House, Caterpillar Nursery, Amazing Garden Plant Science Center, botanical gardens, nature playgrounds, hiking trails, picnic areas, nature store, and Wildlife Observation Deck. Take part in events and workshops throughout the year, such as Spooky Science, Art in Bloom, Summer Adventure Camp, Garden Symposium, Christmas at Beech Creek, Bird in Hand, guided hikes, basket weaving classes, paint and sip, and wreath making workshops. Beech Creek a truly unique place, encouraging children and adults alike to interact with and learn about nature. Beech Creek Gardens is closed to the public from February 26–April 15, 2018. The grounds will be open to the public again at the start of the “Art in Bloom” exhibition on April 16, 2018. Members have access to the grounds every day from dawn to dusk.
Reviewed By Huizark
Immaculately kept, flowers, grounds, buildings. Great hiking trails with lots of trees. Gift shop, butterfly interactive area with very knowledgeable, friendly staff. There are areas for gorgeous outdoor weddings. Very educational for kids and parents too. Run by Melinda & Paul and lots of volunteers. It's truly a treat- & if you have kids and live anywhere near I highly recommend the yearly pass. The grounds are ever evolving. A terrific place to get out into nature and learn a few things.
3. Gervasi Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 290 reviews
Join us for a public tour of our state-of-the-art winery facilities at The Crush House every Saturday afternoon. Guests are welcome to enjoy lunch or tasting experiences before or after tours at The Crush House to enhance their experience. No reservations for Public Winery Tours, additional options available below with more intimate or private experiences. Saturday Tour Schedule: Tours will begin every hour (12pm - 1pm - 2pm) Location: Meet at The Crush House Tasting Bar Duration: Approximately 30 minutes
Reviewed By rmh_11 - Canton, Ohio
Once again this innovative facility is fulfilling a need in the luxurious Gervasi manner....I did note that the rooms would have king beds.....I am a widow, travelling with another widow friend and we prefer twin beds...also. I am sure there are many married couples where...MoreThank you for your very kind review rmh_11. We appreciate your patronage and feedback.
4. Clearview Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By reborn_42 - Charleston, West Virginia
A group and friends and I golfed here, it was raining and we were the only ones on the course yet the owners had the audacity to yell at us for playing from out of bounds rather than taking a drop. I would have overlooked the fact that these were the worst greens I've ever played on, but the out of bounds was 15 feet from the fairway and hardly worth coming out into the rain to yell at us.
5. Metzger Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Amy Y - Canton, Ohio
This park is beautiful and multi-purpose - there are pavilions for picnicking, long trails for hiking and biking (also connecting to nearby Nickleplate Trail), ball fields, and an excellent playground for the little kids, one complete with castle turrets.
There are proper restrooms in a permanent facility, so you won't have to rely on porta-johns, and running water for the water fountains.
Large sections of the grounds are nesting grounds for local birds and are left unmowed during the breeding season. The areas along the trails are all kept mowed, however, so there's no real threat of ticks. Just of seeing some birds!
All in all, it's a great park to walk the dog, jog, play ball, or let the kids run themselves out on the playground!
6. Pro Football Hall of Fame
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame and create unforgettable family memories. Teach your kids about the Legends of the Game in the historic Bronzed Bust Gallery. Make the call in our interactive replay booth. Take a family photo next to the iconic Lombardi Trophy. Witness the Super Bowl like never before in our Super Bowl 51 Theater and see the full collection of all 51 Super Bowl rings. Experience two of our latest attractions: A Game for Life, an immersive holographic theater experience for the entire family and the Hunt/Casterline Pro Football Hall of Fame Card Collection - the largest and most valuable football card collection in the world!
Reviewed By Wrabalais - Lafayette, Louisiana
I visited here in March 2018 for the national convention of Tarkenton Financial. The visit was much more memorable with Fran Tarkenton (HOF 1986) accompanying us through the museum reminiscing about various players who he personally knew or had known.Awesome to hear that you had a memorable visit! Something you will definitely remember since it was unique to tour with a Hall of Famer. We hope to have you make a return trip in the near future.
7. Maize Valley Market & Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
At Maize Valley, they make great wine...FUN! Great food, special events and award winning wines come together to make an experience that builds memories to last a lifetime. Hours vary depending on the season, check our website for more information.
Reviewed By Kaye1977
Has to order and pay for food and wine from the front of the winery. It's very inconvenient for those who have several questions because others are waiting in line or if you would like to add on additional items. Several seating options inside and outside. Had options to purchase beer or wine but have to stand in seperate lines to order. Probably will return but not at the top of my list.
8. Hoover Historical Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
FREE ADMISSION and wheelchair accessible to Experience the Hoover Legacy: Hoover Company history is preserved amid Victorian elegance in decor, family furnishings, vintage ladies fashions all accenting Hoover history with products, vintage ads and materials Hoover produced for WWII. Hoover family photographs and keepsakes enhance the story of the Hoover Legacy. Interactives include hearing the first 1908 Hoover vacuum recorded Hoover songs.Manual vacuums from late 1800s tell the story of evolution of the vacuum cleaner. Enjoy the beauty of our award-winning gardens, all on original Hoover family homestead. Hoover museum is owned and operated by Walsh University. Tours hourly, 1,2,3,4p Thurs-Sat., March-October. Reservations required for groups of 8 or more and available weekdays when not open to public for hourly tours.Closed major holidays. Gift Shoppe We are little museum with a BIG HISTORY!
Reviewed By charles6346 - Huntington Beach, California
The boyhood home of William Henry Hoover. Tours are at 1, 2, 3 and 4 PM on Thursday, Friday or Saturday. They have some antique vacuums.Thank you so much for your great review! We are very proud of our docents knowledge and professionalism. They share Hoover history with an obvious pride it radiates from them!
9. Canton Classic Car Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 166 reviews
Ohio's nostalgia museum filled with cars from 1904-1981, and lots of memorabilia.
Reviewed By Fred S - Akron, Ohio, United States
These cars are stunning, just plain stunning. You should not miss this if you love old cars. There are many period signs and other memorabilia as well, it all adds to the ambiance of the museum.
10. Canton Palace Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By Sheryl B - Bethesda, Maryland
Absolutely stunning theater. Nicely restored, it offers a grand movie experience. From the organ to the colored lights, to the clouds, everything is just so beautiful. Do not miss an opportunity to see a classic movie at this theater. With so many restaurants nearby, it makes for a great date night!
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