Schottenstein Center, Columbus, Ohio

The Schottenstein Center, which opened in the year 1998, with an opened sold-out concert, is located Columbus, Ohio. Since then, the facility has been a concert site by famous bands and personalities. It is the largest with the seating capacity that can cater to 19,049 seats. Three Ohio State groups call the Schottenstein Center their home –the men’s ice hockey, men’s basketball and women’s basketball team. It got its name from Jerome Schottenstein, who is the Schottenstein Stores Corporation’s founder and major benefactor of the facility. The same management handled one of its major competitors, which is the Nationwide Arena. The center is close to nearby cities of Canal Winchester, Discovery District, and Grandview Heights.

Numerous tourists visiting the facility should also visit the nearby areas of Ohio Craft Museum.The museum is an art and craft facility that showcases exhibitions and offers summer art camps. Make sure to visit Jack Nicklaus Museum,which focuses on honoring Jack Nicklaus, who is a championship golfer. Don’t miss the fun at Kelton House Museum and Garden,which is an Italianate mansion and is a Greek revival located downtown. Numerous hotels and accommodations can be found around the area. Have a comfortable and luxury stay at The Blackwell Inn and Conference Center,having modern and craftsman aesthetic design and is situated close to the district of arts and entertainment. Another great option is the Red Roof Inn Plus + Columbus-Ohio State University OSU,with a 24-hour reception offering convenience in assisting guests and with access to Wi-Fi in every room.