Parking

See the Brewery District Parking Map for where to park when you come to visit during weekdays.

There are no restrictions on the weekends or weekdays after 6pm in the Brewery District which is great for evening + Sunday classes!

We recommend avoiding parking in private neighboring lots…they tow!

Check out a few of our top picks of places to stay, eat and visit while you are here!

Where to stay-

  • Closest lodging to the academy including a local boutique hotel…

    Holiday Inn (walking distance)

    South Wind Motel

  • More than just a place to stay these places offer a little more.

    Columbus has lots of great hotels all around the city. Here are a few of our favs!

    Junto

    Le Méridien

    Hotel LeVeque

Where to eat-

Where to go-

  • German Village-

    Very walkable neighborhood surrounding the Level Head location. Lots of cool streets and shops. Be sure to check out the Bookloft & Schiller Park.

    Brewery District-

    Also right next to the Level Head location- Be sure to check out the amazing cocktails at Law Bird and Antiques on High a few doors down.

    Downtown-

    A short walk north takes you to downtown Columbus. With many restaurants and bars it is a great place to explore on foot during the day.

  • Short North-

    A bustling area with shops and restaurants. One of the most popular places to hang out in Columbus. Be sure to check out the roof top bars- Stories on High and Lincoln Social.

    Clintonville-

    A fun neighborhood in Columbus. You will find lots of vintage shops and small businesses. Be sure to check out the Park of Roses and Virtue Vegan Salon’s original location!

  • Franklinton-

    Fun nightlife scene. Check out the famous Land-Grant Brewing and Sweeney’s Walnut Street Tavern. COSI is also located here and is one of the country’s top science museums. Be sure to walk the Scioto Mile park along the river downtown.

    Bridge Park Dublin-

    A short drive away, Bridge Park is a fun place with lots of restaurants set amidst a historic old Dublin street and the brand new Bridge Park. The two opposing sides are connected by a large walking bridge over the Scioto River. Be sure to try the world famous Jeni’s ice cream.