The views and overall location of The Peninsula Office will be like no other in Downtown Columbus.
- Unparalleled views of the Scioto River and Downtown skyline
- 50 acres of new parks and gathering places
- Adjacent to the city’s premier festivals and events
The Scioto Greenways
A three-part project that started with the removal of a century old dam, returning the river to its natural, narrower width and reclaiming 33 acres of new greenspace, creating a lush urban oasis and activated civic corridor adjacent to the Scioto Peninsula.
American Museum of Natural History in COSI
A new satellite location of the American Museum of Natural History in COSI resulted from an unprecedented partnership between these two institutions. It has been embraced by kids of all ages, leading to significant growth in attendance.
Bicentennial Park
- Proximity: less than 1/2 mile
- 4.7 acres of green space on the Scioto River
- Scioto Mile Fountain-15,000 sf with over 1,000 jets of water
- Home of Milestone 229, a state-of-the-art, glass enclosed restaurant and covered dining area.
- Performing Arts Pavilion featuring concerts, movies, and dance performances
Scioto Mile
- Proximity: Just over 1/4 mile
- 7.5 mile trail way bordering the Scioto River
- Connects to Berliner Park, Confluence Park, North Bank Park, Battelle Park, Bicentennial Park, Dodge Park, COSI, Grandview Avenue and the 18-mile Olentangy Trail.
- 33 acre Downtown Greenway
Surrounding Attractions
- COSI 333 W. Broad St.
- Strongwater Spirits 401 W. Town St.
- Land Grant Brewing 424 W. Town St.
- Ray Ray’s Hog Pit 424 W. Town St.
- Brewdog Franklinton 463 W. Town St.
- National Veterans Memorial and Museum 300 W. Broad St.
- Roosevelt Coffee 462 W. Broad St.
- Idea Foundry 421 W. State St.
Dorrian Green
A 6.5-acre park atop a two-story underground parking garage. Located in the heart of The Peninsula, the park includes themed gardens, musical play area, urban playground, bench swings, walkways and lounge area for adults.
National Veterans Memorial and Museum
The first and only Museum dedicated solely to the veteran experience – celebrating the service and honoring the sacrifices of Veterans, their families and the Fallen. Outside the 50,000 SF museum lies a 2.5-acre Memorial Grove, for contemplation and reflection.
Getting Around Town
Scioto Peninsula Office is within walking distance to a variety of amenities, however, Downtown Columbus also offers numerous transportation options to access the other areas of Columbus, including three of Central Ohio’s best neighborhoods: German Village, the Arena District and the Short North. CarGo, CoGo and COTA provide workers the ability to commute from downtown apartments or to leave their cars in the garage for outside meetings.
Various Scooters Companies like Bird, Jump and Lime, to name a few, offer workers and residents rentable scooters for minimal cost. These can be used to commute to a meeting, to lunch or to and from work for those who also live in the downtown area.
CoGo offers workers and residents an alternative means of getting around town with over 300 bikes at 30 stations, 20 of which are Downtown. The first 30 minutes are free and it costs $3 of each additional 30 minutes.
