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All About
As one of the two principal anchor cities of the populous southwestern Ohio region, Dayton is a thriving city boasting world-class amenities and attractions. Whether you've come to the Dayton area to attend school or to work for one of the region's thriving tech firms, you'll find everything you need close at hand. Dayton is a one-of-a-kind city, and it has been blazing trails to the future for more than a century.
Did You Know?
In the early 1900s, the city was commonly called the "Invention Capital" of the U.S. for birthing such innovations like the cash register, parking meter, parachute, ice cream cone, in-room air conditioner, airbag and black light.
Dayton Attractions
As the self-proclaimed "Birthplace of Aviation," Dayton attracts throngs of visitors who want to see where the Wright Brothers got their start. At nearby Huffman Prairie, it's possible to see the hangar and landing strip the two brothers used after returning from North Carolina. Today, Dayton International Airport continues to host the world-famous Vectren Dayton Air Show.
Of course, the city is known for more than just aviation milestones. Downtown Dayton and the nearby Midtown district boast dozens of boutiques, fine dining establishments and art galleries. The city also has a minor league club team for virtually every sport, and major league teams, including the NFL Bengals and MLB Reds play 50 miles away in Cincinnati.
Dayton Apartments and Neighborhoods
With hundreds of available apartments in Dayton, Ohio, choosing the best of the bunch can seem daunting. From charming three-bedroom homes for empty nesters to contemporary pet-friendly studios for students, there's a nearly endless variety of apartments in Dayton. Thankfully, Apartment Guide's powerful search engine and comprehensive, up-to-date listings bring you the best housing options Dayton has to offer. To find secure, family-friendly units with dishwashers, gym facilities and in-unit laundry hookups, simply adjust your search accordingly and choose the apartment that best fits your needs.
If you're operating on a budget or need a place within a short commute of Downtown, you can find plenty of inexpensive apartments in Old Dayton View. The University Park neighborhood is ideal for University of Dayton students, who want to stay social on the weekends, and the historic Oregon district appeals to millennials, with its eclectic architecture, art galleries and numerous bars and restaurants. Prefer life in the slow lane? Pheasant Hill, one of the most popular residential areas, offers quiet streets and a diverse mix of shops and dining.
Free Things to Do in Dayton, OH
You can find free activities all over the city. Here are some of our top picks:
Info for Families with Kids
Consider Dayton's Oakwood City School District, where each of the district's schools earned at least a 9/10 from GreatSchools.org in 2017. Only 20 minutes north of Oakwood, the kids can explore Egyptian exhibits in the African Room or study the stars in the Hall of the Universe at Boonshoft Museum of Discovery.
Dayton Natural Beauty
Nestled on the banks of the beautiful Miami River, Dayton is a water lover's paradise. Ply the river via motorboat, raft, sailboat or kayak, or spend the day on the ponds and lakes dotting the area. Are you a landlubber? Several MetroParks in the city and surrounding suburbs boast paved jogging and biking trails. Just seven miles northwest of the city, popular Sycamore State Park attracts thousands of campers and hikers each year.
Pet-friendly Dayton, Ohio
Reserve time at the year-round swimming and dock-diving pool designed for dogs at Splash Your Pup, where the water is a balmy 82 degrees to soothe arthritic joints. For active pups, head to Montgomery County Bark Park and let her run the agility course or across the park's acres.
Getaways from Dayton
The closest beach to Dayton is Headlands Beach State Park on Lake Erie, a four-hour drive north via I-70 and I-71, but there are plenty of options along the southern edges of Lake Erie as well, including Kemil, Central and Lane beaches. If the bright lights of larger cities are calling, take a dry trip to Columbus, Cincinnati or Indianapolis--all are within a two-hour drive of Dayton.
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All About
As one of the two principal anchor cities of the populous southwestern Ohio region, Dayton is a thriving city boasting world-class amenities and attractions. Whether you've come to the Dayton area to attend school or to work for one of the region's thriving tech firms, you'll find everything you need close at hand. Dayton is a one-of-a-kind city, and it has been blazing trails to the future for more than a century.
Did You Know?
In the early 1900s, the city was commonly called the "Invention Capital" of the U.S. for birthing such innovations like the cash register, parking meter, parachute, ice cream cone, in-room air conditioner, airbag and black light.
Dayton Attractions
As the self-proclaimed "Birthplace of Aviation," Dayton attracts throngs of visitors who want to see where the Wright Brothers got their start. At nearby Huffman Prairie, it's possible to see the hangar and landing strip the two brothers used after returning from North Carolina. Today, Dayton International Airport continues to host the world-famous Vectren Dayton Air Show.
Of course, the city is known for more than just aviation milestones. Downtown Dayton and the nearby Midtown district boast dozens of boutiques, fine dining establishments and art galleries. The city also has a minor league club team for virtually every sport, and major league teams, including the NFL Bengals and MLB Reds play 50 miles away in Cincinnati.
Dayton Apartments and Neighborhoods
With hundreds of available apartments in Dayton, Ohio, choosing the best of the bunch can seem daunting. From charming three-bedroom homes for empty nesters to contemporary pet-friendly studios for students, there's a nearly endless variety of apartments in Dayton. Thankfully, Apartment Guide's powerful search engine and comprehensive, up-to-date listings bring you the best housing options Dayton has to offer. To find secure, family-friendly units with dishwashers, gym facilities and in-unit laundry hookups, simply adjust your search accordingly and choose the apartment that best fits your needs.
If you're operating on a budget or need a place within a short commute of Downtown, you can find plenty of inexpensive apartments in Old Dayton View. The University Park neighborhood is ideal for University of Dayton students, who want to stay social on the weekends, and the historic Oregon district appeals to millennials, with its eclectic architecture, art galleries and numerous bars and restaurants. Prefer life in the slow lane? Pheasant Hill, one of the most popular residential areas, offers quiet streets and a diverse mix of shops and dining.
Free Things to Do in Dayton, OH
You can find free activities all over the city. Here are some of our top picks:
Info for Families with Kids
Consider Dayton's Oakwood City School District, where each of the district's schools earned at least a 9/10 from GreatSchools.org in 2017. Only 20 minutes north of Oakwood, the kids can explore Egyptian exhibits in the African Room or study the stars in the Hall of the Universe at Boonshoft Museum of Discovery.
Dayton Natural Beauty
Nestled on the banks of the beautiful Miami River, Dayton is a water lover's paradise. Ply the river via motorboat, raft, sailboat or kayak, or spend the day on the ponds and lakes dotting the area. Are you a landlubber? Several MetroParks in the city and surrounding suburbs boast paved jogging and biking trails. Just seven miles northwest of the city, popular Sycamore State Park attracts thousands of campers and hikers each year.
Pet-friendly Dayton, Ohio
Reserve time at the year-round swimming and dock-diving pool designed for dogs at Splash Your Pup, where the water is a balmy 82 degrees to soothe arthritic joints. For active pups, head to Montgomery County Bark Park and let her run the agility course or across the park's acres.
Getaways from Dayton
The closest beach to Dayton is Headlands Beach State Park on Lake Erie, a four-hour drive north via I-70 and I-71, but there are plenty of options along the southern edges of Lake Erie as well, including Kemil, Central and Lane beaches. If the bright lights of larger cities are calling, take a dry trip to Columbus, Cincinnati or Indianapolis--all are within a two-hour drive of Dayton.
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