Old Worthington

Old Worthington is easily accessible by car, located just north of Columbus. Parking is available on streets and in designated lots. Many visitors enjoy walking around the historic district once they arrive.

Yes, the heart of Old Worthington is very walkable, with shops, restaurants, and art installations concentrated along High Street and surrounding areas.

High Street is the central artery of Old Worthington, lined with most of the shops, restaurants, and galleries. Other charming streets branch off from it.

While direct public transport might be limited, you can reach the greater Worthington area via COTA (Central Ohio Transit Authority) buses, and then potentially use ride-sharing services for the final leg into Old Worthington.

Street parking is available along High Street and adjacent roads. There are also several public parking lots, especially convenient during busy market days.

No, Old Worthington itself is a public historic district and does not require tickets for general entry. Specific events might have admission fees. +1

Shop hours vary, but most are open from mid-morning to late afternoon, Tuesday through Saturday. Some may have extended hours on event nights. It's best to check individual store hours.

The Worthington Farmers Market is free to enter. You pay for the goods you purchase from vendors.

Yes, Old Worthington frequently hosts events like the Farmers Market, Art Walks, and Night Markets. Check the Worthington Partnership or Chamber of Commerce calendars for schedules. +1

The 'Picture Worthington: Art Walk' features outdoor art, so it can generally be viewed at any time. However, the best experience is during daylight hours.

Old Worthington boasts a variety of independent shops, including boutiques, gift stores, bookstores, antique shops, and specialty retailers.

You'll find a range of dining options, from casual cafes and pizza places to restaurants offering elevated comfort food and craft beer. +1

Yes, while some popular spots exist, Reddit users recommend checking out Porch Growler for an excellent craft beer selection.

Travelers rave about the whipped goat cheese, tavern fries with Gorgonzola, and fresh seafood like pan-seared walleye.

Absolutely! The local shops and artisans at the market days are perfect places to find unique, locally-made souvenirs.

Capture the historic architecture along High Street, the vibrant displays at the Farmers Market, and the outdoor art installations on the Art Walk. +1

Yes, its charming historic buildings, tree-lined streets, and lively events make Old Worthington a picturesque location for photography.

Golden hour (early morning or late afternoon) offers beautiful light for capturing the historic charm. Daytime is great for market scenes. +1

Definitely! The bustling Farmers Market, colorful Night Market vendors, and the unique art pieces on the Art Walk provide fantastic photo opportunities. +2

Generally, it's polite to ask permission before taking extensive photos inside individual shops.