You have to head up to the top of the tree tower. It's a very busy place, so try to go on a weekday or evening to enjoy it with a bit of privacy.
To get to the John W. Berry, Sr. Wright Brothers Aviation Center you have to enter through the Kettering Family Education Bldg at Carillion Park & you must pay a fee.
Home to the Dayton Flyers, in 2002, this Arena was the site of ESPN's first ever high-definition television broadcast. Visual history was made here!
If you're in the Dayton area and an #avgeek, this is a must see! This is the only one of five Wright Brothers' bicycle shops remaining.
The drinks and dining are varied and delicious. Art galleries abound! Check out and check-in the unique retail shops as well!
attending the shchuster center provides a great experience
Go to RiverScape MetroPark and look for the "Inventors RiverWalk" plaques. Follow the plaques all around the park and learn some very interesting information about ingenuity and invention in Dayton, O Read more.
Paul Laurene Dunbar was a prolific African-American writer known internationally. His childhood home is open for tours and contains many personal items from his family.
A great older arena, Home of the Dayton Gems hockey team.home Dayton Hamvention® and numerous other venues.The arena, built in 1964, ushered in entertainment to the Dayton area never seen before. Read more.
The NMUSAF is the world’s largest & oldest military aviation museum, opening in its first location in 1954. The museum's collection contains many rare aircrafts of historical or technological importan
Check out the retired versions of Air Force One and the experimental aircraft gallery!
Opened in 1990, the complex can hold around 12,000 people and is home to the WSU Raiders basketball team. The Nutter Center also hosts a variety of other shows, events, and concerts. Read more.
Nice little festival @ Dayton Wright Brothers Airport. Featured the Wright B Flyer, a B-17 & other vintage aircraft. Fireworks after dark! All FREE!
