Unexpected, Unforgetable


     Columbus, Indiana is often hailed as a hidden gem in Indiana. Praised for the architectural points of interest around the city, Columbus has undergone a reinvention of the downtown area boosting the value of the area and inviting new business and growth for the city. The following map gives a brief highlight of just some of the points of interest in the downtown area of Columbus, Indiana. 

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