Take the Goodale Street exit (Grandview Heights). Take exit 99C on the left toward Rich Street/Town Street. Take a right on Burr Avenue to enter the parking garage.ĭirections from East Columbus, Bexley, Pickerington, and Reynoldsburg: Turn right at West Goodale Street then right on Yard Street. Take exit 106B to merge onto OH-315 N toward Worthington. Take exit 106A-106B on the left for I-70 West/OH-315 North toward Dayton/Worthington. Take a right on Burr Avenue to enter the parking garage.ĭirections from South Columbus and Grove City: At stop sign, turn left onto Michigan Avenue. Continue straight to stay on West Goodale Street. Take exit 3 (Goodale Street, Neil Avenue) from I-670 West.
Take exit 109A on the right and continue on I-670 West for about one mile. Take a right on Burr Avenue to enter the parking garage.ĭirections from North Columbus, Polaris, and Westerville: Take I-670 West towards downtown Columbus. Take a right on Burr Avenue to enter the parking garage.ĭirections from Northeast Columbus, Easton, Gahanna, and New Albany: Take the exit toward Goodale Street/Grandview Heights from OH-315 South. Take OH-315 South (past Ohio State University and Lennox Town Center) to Olentangy River Road. Take a right on Burr Avenue to enter the parking garage.ĭirections from Northwest Columbus, Dublin, Worthington, and Clintonville: Continue onto I-670 East (signs for Airport). The Columbus Zoo & Aquarium, which has a variety of land and marine animals, houses a waterpark called 'Zoombezi Bay', and a golf course called 'Safari Golf Club'.Īir transportation is available from Columbus Regional Airport.Ĭapital University, Devry Institute Of Technology, Columbus State Community College, and Franklin University are situated near Grandview Heights.Directions from West Columbus and Hilliard: Parks such as Alum Creek State Park, Blacklick Woods Metro Park, and Madison Lake State Park have opportunities for recreational activities like picnicking and boating. These museums display exhibits and memorabilia that reflect the history and culture of the region. There are numerous museums near Grandview Heights, including Columbus Museum of Art, the Ohio Historical Center, and the Jack Nicklaus Museum. In 1803, Franklin County, which was originally part of Ross County, was created by Ohio State. Before 1795, the State of Ohio was occupied by Indians who moved west later on. Grandview Heights separated from Marble Cliff, and became an independent village in 1906.
It was incorporated as the "Hamlet of Marble Cliff" in 1901. Grandview Heights was originally part of Marble Cliff, a suburb of Columbus, and became a community in 1890. As of the 2000 census, 6,695 people lived in Grandview Heights.
The city is included in the Columbus metropolitan area. Grandview Heights, Ohio, in Franklin county, is 2 miles NW of Columbus, Ohio.
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