Things To Do
Findlay Brewing Company
This is the only local brewery company you can find in Hancock County and is situated in Downtown Findlay.
Alexandria's | Bar | Restaurant | Event Venue
Tasty craft beer. Handcrafted cocktails. Delicious dining. Live entertainment. Duckpin bowling. All under one roof!
Logan's Irish Pub - Findlay, OH
Gillig Winery
We are proud to be the first winery in Findlay, Ohio, providing a relaxing atmosphere where guests can enjoy many good times with family and friends. Gillig Winery is a family-owned winery offering our own handcrafted wines from vineyards around the world. Each wine is produced and bottled here in our Findlay, Ohio location.
Rossilli's Restaurant
Located in one of Historical Downtown Findlay's beautifully restored buildings, Rossilli's Restaurant has been family owned and operated, serving creative American & traditional Italian cuisine and offering a private dining room, Boo's Lounge, to the Findlay community since 1994.
Triple T Ranch
Guided horseback trail rides through 10 acres of beautiful wooded trails for beginner through advanced riders. Experienced, well-trained horses and certified helmets are provided.
Oakwoods Nature Preserve
The Oakwoods Nature Preserve is a famous tourist site. It might interest you to know that the park has two serene lakes, picnic areas, fishing docks, and the Richard S. Doc Philips Discovery Center.
Findlay Riverside City Park
The park consists of picnic areas, an enchanting waterfall, sprawling greenery, dense foliage, a playground, grills, and a bandshell.
Children's Museum of Findlay
The museum focuses on aiding kids to be knowledgeable in science, maths, technology, arts, and many more areas in a fascinating way. The several exhibits to find here are climbing walls, a bank, schoolhouse, hospital, lightroom, glow zone, grocery store, quarry, fire stations, a farm, theatre, and lots more.
Swiss Community Historical Society and Schumacher Homestead
The Schumacher Homestead offers a glimpse into the lives of Swiss immigrants in an area of Allen and Putnam counties known as the Settlement during the mid 19th century. Tours may be scheduled throughout the year. Those interested in scheduling a tour should contact Neil Allen at 567-387-9208 or email directorschs@gmail.com.