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14 Incredible Castles in Ohio You Will Want to Visit

Last Updated: 6/13/2024

Ohio has a long history full of incredible things and amazing people, but did you know there are also several stunning castles in Ohio, some even rumored to be haunted? From north to south and from east to west, you’ll find old structures and newly constructed castles all across the state. All of them offer amazing architecture and great stories to share. We hope you’ll enjoy these magical, mythical, mysterious Ohio castles!

Whether you are looking for a ghost hunt or a history lesson, these 14 incredible castles in Ohio have a lot to offer and are worth the visit.

The Brumback Library

Few, if any, libraries have the look and history like that of the Brumback Castle Library. The exterior of the building was created with a combination of Gothic and Romanesque styles with its turreted towers and Ludowici tile roof. Supported by the Brumback family, the completed library was dedicated and opened to the public in early 1901 as the first tax-supported library in the country.

You can enjoy the exterior architecture of the Brumback Library Castle at any time and the library is open for visitors daily, Monday through Saturday.

The Brumback Library 215 W. Main St., Van Wert, OH 45891 (419) 238-2168 Website

Tiedemann House (Franklin Castle)

Franklin Castle (also known as Tiedemann House) has inspired countless ghost stories that have evolved into urban legends over the years. Some have referred to the castle as the most haunted house in all of Ohio with stories of unexplained voices and ghost sightings. The Victorian-era property sat vacant for years after it experienced a fire in 1999 until it was purchased in 2011 by a European couple who have been working to restore it.

In March 2017, Franklin Castle was featured in season 1 (episode 3) of the reality TV series “Paranormal Lockdown”. If you’d like to learn more about Franklin Castle, its truths, history, and mysteries, you can find the book written by two Cleveland locals, Haunted Franklin Castle, at Amazon.com. Unfortunately, the private property is not open for tours, but you can drive by to see the exterior of the castle anytime.

Franklin Castle 4318 Franklin Blvd., Cleveland, OH 44113 (The house is not open to the public.) Website

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Glamorgan Castle

This grand Vermont marble mansion was originally built as a residence for Col. William Henry Morgan and his family in 1904. After many lives as an Elks lodge and the headquarters for a machining business, Glamorgan Castle currently serves as the central administration building for Alliance City Schools.

The castle sits on 20.5 acres of land and although the outside looks like an ancient castle, the inside was designed for comfort in a combination of styles including Greek columns, a grand staircase with a circular balcony, carved wood, Renaissance-style tapestries, and a Japanese breakfast room with bamboo trim and teakwood flooring.

Guided public tours of the property are offered on most Friday afternoons, lasting about an hour, and include a number of stairs making it challenging for visitors with physical limitations. Private tours can also be arranged by appointment through their website. (The tour takes one hour and there are many steps. The Castle is not handicapped accessible.)

Admission is a per-person donation (cash or check only!); children 6 and under are free. All of the donations go towards the renovation of the mansion.

Glamorgan Castle 200 Glamorgan St., Alliance, OH 44601 (330) 238-8787 Website

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Great Stone Castle – Sidney

This nationally recognized historic mansion was originally built as a family home for the wealthiest man in Shelby County, W.H.C Goode. As the owner of the American Steel Sky Scraper company, he personally handled every detail of its construction and created it from 18-inch thick Bedford Indiana Limestone.

Now operating as a bed, breakfast, and spa resort, Great Stone Castle offers visitors an old castle feel in a cottage-like setting, providing comfort, class, and a royal feel with its 100-year-old oak trees and luxurious décor. The inside features four levels, each boasting 4,000+ square feet of living space, rare hardwoods, and Victorian area furniture. The mansion is suitable for a variety of activities and is a beautiful place to celebrate a birthday or anniversary or to find a quiet spot to just get away for the weekend.

Plus, if you’re looking for things to do in the Sidney area the resort is only a 10-minute walk to both the historic downtown district and Sidney Theatre.

Great Stone Castle 429 N. Ohio Ave., Sidney, OH 45365 (937) 498-4728 Website

Grizer Castle

While this medieval-style castle looks as though it’s been around for more than 4,000 years, the construction of Grizer Castle began in 2014. The castle sits atop one of the town’s highest points in a vast 80 acres of beautiful grounds. Grizer Castle is the perfect place to host weddings, birthdays, and special events. It is currently open by appointment only.

In constructing Grizner Castle, owner Bill Grizer envisioned his Ohio castle to be a location for year-round festivals and entertainment with its dungeon, library, and honeymoon suite. Since he was a young boy, Grizer had always dreamed of living in a castle and after turning his family home into a magnificent 15th-century castle, he decided to create another one – Grizer Castle – to accommodate guests and hold events and parties where anyone can experience “the enchanted medieval ages.”

Grizer Castle 1298 Scotts Ridge Rd., Whipple, OH 45788 (740) 516-6536 Website

Landoll’s Mohican Castle

When you visit this premier castle hotel, wedding venue, and retreat center, you can discover the beauty, explore, relax, or even participate in a ghost hunt!

After being built room by room without floor plans, the castle sits at the top of 30 acres (1,200 feet technically making it a mountaintop) and has been offering unique experiences to visitors since it opened to the public in 2002.

With a turn of luck, the castle found itself featured in the 2016 season finale of Gordon Ramsay’s TV show “Hotel Hell” (2016). After being seen by more than 20 million viewers, the hotel has been thriving ever since. While filming the show, Ramsay spent his nights in the Thering Suite (suite 9).

In addition to the primary property and cottages, Landoll’s Mohican Castle has recently added several new suites complete with an indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna. Check their website for dates and times of their Ghost Walk and Haunted History Tour of Heyd cemetery and spirits of Landoll’s Mohican Castle as well as other special events.

Landoll’s Mohican Castle 561 Township Rd. 3352, Loudonville, OH 44842 (419) 994-3427 Website

Loveland Castle

Château Laroche Historical Castle Museum, also known as Loveland Castle, was built as a reminder of the time when Knighthood flourished. Today it is owned by the Knights of the Golden Trail (named after the builder’s Boy Scout Troop) and functions as their world headquarters and museum.

When you visit you will learn about Sir Harry and how he built the castle, see period swords and weapons, sit for a game of chess or checkers, enjoy a picnic, and hear ghost stories shared by the Knights. (The castle is rumored to be haunted by Sir Harry himself!) 

Loveland Castle also hosts small wedding ceremonies and overnight stays for Scouts and offers paranormal investigations for an extra cost. You can visit the castle year-round, but check their website for details on their open hours.

Historic Loveland Castle Museum 12025 Shore Dr., Loveland, OH 45140 (513) 683-4686 Website

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Piatt Castle: Mac-A-Cheek

Piatt Castle Mac-A-Cheek has been a popular destination for more than 100 years. Whether you live down the street or across the country, you will find something special nestled in the beautiful countryside of Logan County, OH.

All tours at Piatt Castle are self-guided journeys through historical artifacts, photographs, exhibits, and explanatory text.

Tickets can be purchased online. Special events are offered throughout the year. Only the first floor of each castle is wheelchair accessible.

Piatt Castle: Mac-A-Cheek 10051 Township Rd. 47, West Liberty, OH 43357 (937) 465-2821 Website

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Marietta Castle

The Castle Historic House Museum, also known as Marietta Castle, is a Gothic-Revival style home built in 1855 and was opened to the public in 1994.

With a rich history full of influence and business success, this castle is a beautifully restored example of the Victorian period. The 90-minute tour is led by knowledgeable guides who are prepared to share its history from the Potter’s Cabin to the furniture and antiques of the mansion.

Open to visitors from April through December, be sure to check their website for seasonal hours. They also have special events and exhibits throughout the year, including cemetery tours and ghost tours!

The Castle Historic House Museum (Marietta Castle) 418 4th St., Marietta, OH 45750 (740) 373-4180 Website

Ravenwood Castle

The owners of Ravenwood Castle consider it a “Modern Castle” with “Old World Charm.” Located about 9 miles from Hocking Hills, this castle was built in 1995 with a design to resemble castles built in 12th and 13th century England.

Whether you are looking for a medieval getaway for two or planning an elaborate themed wedding or corporate event, this castle has several themed accommodations including suites with incredible four-poster beds, comfortable cottages, and rustic village cabins.

In addition to functioning as a themed resort, Ravenwood Castle is surrounded by a dozen state and national forests making hiking in the area exceptional. They also offer special events and murder mysteries.

Ravenwood Castle 65666 Bethel Rd., New Plymouth, OH 45654 (740) 596-2606 Website

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Schwartz Castle

Although a bit tricky to find, those who have taken pictures of its turreted style say it’s worth seeing, even if only from the outside. Located in German Village the home was built by Frederick William Schwartz in the 1800s to look like an ancient castle with a turret of windows that can be seen through the village.

The legend of the castle is that Schwartz, a German Immigrant and pharmacist, after building it for his fiancée (who broke the engagement), became insane and took to odd behaviors and built secret passageways into his home.

While the home is not open for touring, it can be rented.

Schwartz Castle 492 S. 3rd St., Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 345-3996 Website

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Squire’s Castle

A registered national landmark, Squire’s Castle in Willoughby Hills is not actually a castle, but rather the ruins of the gatehouse of a castle that was never constructed. Built with local siltstone, Fergus B. Squire built the gatehouse for his family with two upper floors, a kitchen, a breakfast porch, and a basement in about 1897.

Today, while only the shell of it remains, it is a popular site for weddings, hikers, and castle enthusiasts on the grounds of the Cleveland Metro Parks in the stunning North Chagrin Reservation. 

Squire’s Castle 2844 River Rd., Willoughby Hills, OH 44094 (North Chagrin Reservation) (216) 635-3200 Website

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The Castle Inn

Originally this amazing mansion was built as the home for Samuel T. Ruggles and his family in 1895. With the rumor of being haunted and history including a real “murder mystery” unsolved since 1976, the castle was featured on “Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal” on the A&E Network.

Today, the mansion has been transformed into a unique Victorian-style bed and breakfast complete with heart-shaped Jacuzzi suites and modern luxuries. It has become popularly known for its monthly Murder Mystery events where the guests are invited to dress up in period clothing and participate as characters in the game.

The Castle Inn 610 S. Court St., Circleville, OH 43113 (740) 412-2472 Website

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens

Built in the early 1900s for F. A. Seiberling, founder of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, this 64,500-square-foot mansion and estate are nothing short of amazing. With 65 rooms, a conservatory, a gate lodge, and several formal gardens it is one of the largest homes in the country and well worth the drive to visit.

Although it’s not officially a castle, it is full of history, beauty, and charm and offers several tour options including a “nooks and crannies” tour. You can spend an entire day on the property basking in the beauty of the gardens and butterfly exhibit after your tour or go out to enjoy their long list of special events including activities for scouts, car shows, and arts festivals.

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens 714 N. Portage Path, Akron, OH 44303 (330) 836-5533 Website

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13 Fascinating Castles in Ohio Make Excellent Day Trip Destinations

There are a surprising number of castles in Ohio! All of them are worth a stop on your next Ohio day trip or weekend getaway.

Once, these regal feats of architecture were home to the elite—private mansions and estates with beautiful grounds. Today, some of these Ohio castles double as museums, libraries, events centers, or even bed-and-breakfasts. 

There are, too, a few more recently constructed ones, built by castle enthusiasts and history lovers to replicate the medieval style.

Curious where these castles in Ohio are? There’s probably one closer than you thought!

Castles in Northwest Ohio

The brumback library  .

215 W. Main Street, Van Wert, OH 45891

The Brumback Library is the United States’ very first county library. It’s been in operation for more than 120 years and is on the National Register of Historic Places. 

When you drive down Main Street, you won’t be able to miss the library’s Gothic- and Romanesque-inspired castle architecture, designed by a Toledo, Ohio architect named David Stine. 

The Gothic castle is a fully-operational library. Take a seat, grab a book, and relax inside one of the most-loved Ohio castles.

Piatt Castle: Mac-A-Cheek  

10051 Township Road 47, West Liberty, OH 43357 

Take a self-guided tour of this iconic Ohio castle that’s been loved for decades. It’s a privately owned museum that details Ohio history dating back 200 years. 

The drawing room, grounds and/or the full property are available to rent for private events. And don’t forget to check out their calendar for upcoming family-friendly programs.

Note: Mac-O-Chee Castle (about a mile away from Mac-A-Cheek) is temporarily closed for renovations. You can see photos and take a virtual tour of Mac-A-Cheek and Mac-O-Chee here !

GreatStone Castle  

429 N. Ohio Avenue, Sidney, OH 45365

Constructed over 100 years ago from limestone with 3 turrets, this opulent, castle-like mansion was designed to make anyone who steps over the threshold feel like royalty. Ancient oaks lead up to the castle’s grounds, which feature 2 acres of lawns and gardens. 

Today, GreatStone Castle operates as a luxurious bed-and-breakfast and spa. Stay overnight in one of their historic rooms with antique furniture and explore the parlor, conservatory, and ballroom.

Northeast Ohio Castles

Franklin castle.

4308 Franklin Blvd, Cleveland, OH 44113

Franklin Castle (formally known as Tiedemann House) was constructed about 140 years ago and has since been an iconic part of Cleveland’s West Side. At the time it was built, Franklin Boulevard was one of the wealthiest areas in the city. 

But this Victorian-era Ohio castle isn’t just popular for its regality or architecture. Its grim history is well known to those intrigued by the paranormal. It has even made an appearance on the TV show Paranormal Lockdown .

Note: This Ohio castle is a private residence that isn’t open to the public.

Glamorgan Castle

200 Glamorgan Street, Alliance, OH 44601

Glamorgan Castle is one of Ohio’s lesser-known gems. After its initial construction (completed in 1909), the castle sat on 50 acres and cost $400,000 to build. Today, it’s on the National Register of Historic Places and is the home of Alliance City Schools’ central administration. 

Step into the past and explore this gorgeous Ohio castle during one-hour guided tours held every Friday at 1 PM and 2 PM, for a suggested $10 donation. Reservations are not required. Donations are used to help fund castle renovations.

Landoll’s Mohican Castle

561 Township Road 3352, Loudonville, OH 44842

After a two-year military tour in Europe, now-retired Army Veteran Jim Landoll promised to build a European-inspired castle in America. Landoll’s Mohican Castle was constructed room-by-room, surprisingly, without any blueprints. 

This castle hotel opened to the public in 2002 as a destination for events, weddings, dining, lodging, and relaxation (yes—they have a spa!). 

Guided castle tours are available daily, at 1:30 PM, from April to October for $10. Experience the paranormal and explore the 1830s Heyd Cemetery during their Haunted History Tours, available nightly at 8 PM in September and October for $25.

Squire’s Castle

2844 River Road, Willoughby Hills, OH 44094

Squire’s Castle is not a full castle per se, but a gatehouse. The German and English baronial castle-inspired gatehouse was built in the 1890s. 

Located in the North Chagrin Reservation (part of Cleveland Metroparks), it’s the perfect spot to explore both history and the Ohio outdoors. Its beautiful lawns and surrounding hiking trails are great places to spend the afternoon walking and picnicking. It’s also one of the more popular outdoor wedding venues in the area. 

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens

714 N. Portage Path, Akron, OH 44303

This historic estate is one of the largest homes in the US and is also a National Historic Landmark. Its 70 acres include 5 buildings and 10 gardens. Plus, the furniture in the estate is almost entirely original—it’s like taking a step back in time.

At one point, Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens was home to F.A. Seiberling, co-founder of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. The beautiful mansion is also one of the best Ohio castles to visit during the winter when festive lights and decorations adorn the property. 

Castles in Central Ohio

The castle inn.

610 S. Court Street, Circleville, OH 43113

This bed-and-breakfast is only 30 minutes from Downtown Columbus but will feel like being transported to another time. Inspired by European castles and originally built in 1895 by Samuel Ruggles, this Ohio castle is said to be a hotspot for haunts and was even featured on the A&E TV show, Psychic Kids: Children of the Paranormal .

The Castle Inn is a great romantic getaway spot, with dinner and massage packages and some rooms complete with heart-shaped jetted jacuzzis. 

Southeast Ohio Castles

Marietta castle.

418 4th Street, Marietta, OH 45750

Step into 1855 when you tour this Gothic-Revival Ohio castle. It was once home to the influential elite, including lawyers and land speculators, and for years served as a location for essential business and community events.

Since 1994, The Marietta Castle has been open for tours as a historic house museum. Tours are available every day of the week except Wednesday. 

The Ohio castle also hosts many programs for both adults and children, such as Archaeology Camp and historic Cemetery Tours.

Ravenwood Castle

65666 Bethel Rd, New Plymouth, OH 45654

Ravenwood Castle is one of the few (slowly disappearing) destinations where you can unplug. Its remote location surrounded by both Ohio state and national forests – and in close proximity to the popular Hocking Hills State Park – will immerse you in an age where screen time wasn’t a priority.  

This medieval England-inspired castle in Ohio provides solace and ample time for relaxation, but they also host fun activities, such as Murder Mysteries and events, and provide plenty of space for avid board game players—including gaming conventions. 

Not your cup of tea? Take a hike to explore one of the many nearby scenic trails before having dinner and a craft beer at their pub, and retiring to a themed room or cozy cottage.

Castles in Southwest Ohio

Loveland castle.

12075 Shore Drive, Loveland, OH 45140

The Historic Loveland Castle and Museum Chateau Laroche is almost entirely a full-scale replica of medieval keeps and includes inspiration from German, French, and English architecture. The property features a dry moat, a domed ceiling, stoop doors, hand-tiled ceilings,  a collection of weaponry, gardens, and more.

Aside from its superficial features, the castle’s story is quite interesting, including its acquisition by Harry D. Andrews through his Boy Scout Troop and the Cincinnati Enquirer. When you visit, you’ll hear all about its eccentric, intriguing, and intellectual creator, Harry Andrews, and the Knights of the Golden Trail. 

This castle in Ohio is open for self-guided tours daily from 11 AM to 5 PM from April 1 through October 31, and Friday through Sunday from November 1 to March 31 (excluding certain holidays).

Frankenstein’s Castle

2655 S. Patterson Boulevard, Kettering, OH 45409

Although this building isn’t technically a castle, it’s a stone, turret-like structure with medieval-esque architecture. Surprisingly, you might stumble upon the tower while exploring the Hills and Dales MetroPark.

The “castle,” which is also known as The Witches’ Tower and Patterson Tower, was built in the early 1940s. It’s a popular spot of urban legend—many claim that it is haunted. 

It’s been inaccessible to the public since the 1960s, after a tragic lightning strike resulted in someone’s death, but you can still see the tower from the outside.

Ohio Castles FAQ

What should i wear while exploring castles in ohio.

It depends on what the Ohio castle offers. It’s best to wear closed-toe shoes for those featuring expansive gardens or nearby trails, such as at Stan Hywet and Squire’s Castle.

Are Ohio castles open year-round?

Most that are open to the public are open all year, but hours and tour times vary per location. 

Is it free to visit castles in Ohio?

It depends. Some are available to tour for a small fee or donation. If the castle serves as a hotel, you should be able to explore it during your stay. Others are free to visit, such as Squire’s Castle, located in a park, and The Brumback Library. 

Exploring Castles in Ohio

Don’t miss out on a chance to explore these amazing castles in Ohio. Grab a friend and start planning your Ohio castle road trip today!

For more Ohio day trip ideas, check out:

• Explore Ohio & Beyond: 20 Excellent Day Trips from Cleveland
• 21 Amazing Day Trips from Cincinnati in Ohio, Kentucky, & Indiana
• 31 Unique Day Trips From Columbus Ohio | Fun Ohio Day Trips

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14 Real Castles Right Here In Ohio (Many Of Which You Can Visit)

When people think about castles, they don’t think about Ohio.

Most would picture crumbling medieval castles of the English Countryside, or perhaps the stunning chateaus of 18th century France.

Although Ohio’s castles may not all have been built centuries ago, they are still marvelous in their own right. While some were created simply as tourist attractions, several were built out of curiosity and ingenuity.

Loveland Castle

Construction on Chateau Laroche, aka Loveland Castle, began in 1929. World War I veteran and medievalist Harry D. Andrews was so inspired by his time in France during the war, that when he returned to Loveland, Ohio, he decided to build his own castle. He spent nearly 50 years constructing Chateau Laroche, and when he died, he gifted it to his Boy Scout troop, the Knights of the Golden Trail.

Squire’s Castle

Squire’s Castle was built in the 1890s, by oil tycoon, Fergus Squire. Initially intended as a gate house to a much larger estate, Squire sold the property before the estate could be built. Now owned by the Cleveland Metroparks, the castle is free and open to the public.

Mac-A-Cheek Castle

Built by French Huguenot immigrants, the Piatt Castles are some of the most well known chateaus in Ohio. Mac-A-Cheek, built by Abram Piatt was completed in 1871. Though it is slightly smaller than Mac-O-Chee, its secluded grounds give it an air of mystery.

Mac-O-Chee Castle

The second Piatt Castle, Mac-O-Chee, is slightly larger than its partner. Completed in 1879, Mac-O-Chee was built by Don Piatt. Mac-O-Chee has towers, elaborate painted ceilings, and towers, just as you’d expect to find in the grandest castles of Europe.

GreatStone Castle

The GreatStone Castle Resort, also known as the Whitby Mansion, was built in 1890 by W.H.C. Goode. Goode, an industrialist, built the castle with massive stone walls, slate roofs, and combined architectural styles such as Jacobean, Tudor and Châteauesque. The castle is now a bed and breakfast, popular for weddings.

Ravenwood Castle

If you’re looking for the perfect place to host your Game of Thrones Reenactment dinner or a rousing game of Dungeons and Dragons, look no further. Although only completed in 1995, Ravenwood Castle was built in the style of the 12th and 13th century castles that dotted the British countryside. The original owners were self proclaimed Anglophiles, and wanted a special place here in Ohio where people could be transported through time. Ravenwood hosts events all year long, including murder mysteries and themed weekends.

Landoll’s Mohican Castle

Built in 2002, Landoll’s Mohican Castle captures the mystery and elegance that most are looking for in a castle. Also a hotel, the castle is a popular destination for weddings, events, and romantic weekend getaways. Couples can even reserve the Landoll Suite, which gives them access to their very own tower. How very royal!

The Castle in Marietta

One of the oldest castles on the list, The Castle in Marietta was built in 1855. The Gothic Revival style castle has been open to the public since 1994, acting as a museum. The aim of the museum is to preserve the grounds of the castle, as well as the facility itself, ensuring that generations of Ohioans can have access to this unique building.

Glamorgan Castle

The Glamorgan Castle in Alliance, Ohio was completed in 1909 for roughly $400,000 by Col. William Henry Morgan. In addition to the castle, the nearly grounds included a farm, a farmhouse, a barn, and a carriage shed. The castle changed hands several times throughout the 1900s, but was eventually purchased by Alliance City Schools, who still use the castle today as their administrative building. The castle is open for tours to the public.

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Explore Castles in Ohio – Tours, Overnight Stays, and More!

Ohio may not be the first place you think of when it comes to castles. We are not ancient Europe or the Scottish Highlands, after all. But you might be surprised to learn there are a number of majestic castles spread all across Ohio – just waiting for you to come explore!

Plan a little road trip through Ohio to see some of these historical landmarks. You can even plan to stay the night in one as some of the Ohio castles on our list have overnight accommodations – from a Victorian era bed and breakfast to a stay in the small cottages of a “medieval village”.

Take a Tour – Castles in Ohio:

Stan hywet hall & gardens in akron.

Spend all day exploring the beautiful Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens, Akron’s first (and biggest!) National Historic Landmark. This 65-room Tudor Revival Manor it the 6th largest historic home open to the public in the country.

The manor was built between 1912-1915 by the F.A. Seiberling family, the co-founders of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. Today, it operates as historic landmark offering tours, public events, and private event rentals.

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens is open seasonally from April – December. While you’re there, be sure to explore the grounds outside of the manor house to see its 70 acres of landscaped gardens, the Corbin Conservatory, or enjoy a meal at Molly’s Cafe (built in what used to be the Carriage House’s horse stalls!).

Stan Hywet Fall and Gardens 🧭 714 North Portage Path, Akron, Ohio 44303 📞 (330) 836-5533 Website

Explore Piatt Castle Mac-A-Cheek in West Liberty

The Piatt Castles in Ohio were made up of two historic houses near West Liberty: Mac-O-Chee and Mac-A-Cheek. These castles stand just one mile apart, each having belonged to members of the Piatt family in the late 1800s. Today, one of the castles is still open for tours (Mac-A-Cheek).

Self-guided tours are available at the Mac-A-Cheek castle where you can learn all about the Piatt Castles’ histories through exhibits, historical artifacts, and artwork. Piatt Castle Mac-A-Cheek is open seasonally (typically April through October) and admission to the grounds and outdoor exhibits is free. Tickets are required to tour the home and indoor exhibits.

Piatt Castle Mac-A-Cheek 🧭 10051 Township Road 47, West Liberty, Ohio 43357 📞 (937) 465-2821 Website

Glamorgan Castle in Alliance (northeast Ohio)

Glamorgan Castle was first built as a private residence in the early for Col. William Henry Morgan in 1904. Today, it houses administration offices for Alliance City Schools. Talk about a beautiful place to work – can you imagine getting to stroll the castle grounds during your lunch hour?

You can take a tour of Glamorgan Castle on Fridays. Be sure to check thier Facebook page for tour and event information before you visit.

Glamorgan Castle 🧭 200 Glamorgan St, Alliance, OH 44601 📞 (330) 238-8787 Website

The Castle in Marietta, Ohio

The Castle was built in 1855, making it the oldest castle on our list! The estate served as a private residence to several families from 1808 (pre-castle days!) to 1974, before being restored and opened as a historical house museum in 1994.

The Castle is open for tours from April through December. They also offer a long list of events onsite including archaeology camp, archaeology field school, cemetery tours, teas, history events, and many more.

The Castle 🧭418 4th Street, Marietta, Ohio 45750 📞 (740) 373-4180 Website

Grizer Castle near Marietta

Grizer Castle is the newest of Ohio’s castles, having just opened in 2019. This medieval style castle is located in Whipple (eastern Ohio) and close to nearby Marietta (see The Castle above). This is largely a wedding and party venue but they do offer tours by appointment. You can schedule a tour when you call Grizer Castle in advance.

Grizer Castle 🧭 1298 Scotts Ridge Rd, Whipple, Ohio 45788 📞 (740) 516-6536 Grizer Castle’s Facebook Page

Stay Overnight in an Ohio Castle:

Greatstone castle , a bed and breakfast in sidney.

GreatStone Castle is a historic landmark located in Sidney, Ohio. Built over 100 years ago, you’ll notice its expert craftsmanship as soon as you approach the property. With its wrap-around porch, manicured gardens, and stained glass windows, this Ohio castle will make you feel as though you’ve stepped back in time.

The mansion now operates as a bed and breakfast, complete with 3 guest suites and a spa.

GreatStone Castle 🧭 429 N. Ohio Ave., Sidney, Ohio 45365 📞 (937) 498-4728 Website

Spend the Night at Ravenwood Castle , New Plymouth

Ravenwood Castle looks right at home nestled within the forests of the Hocking Hills region. Modeled after 12th and 13th century British castles, you will feel like you are stepping back in time while you’re there – even though this castle is only 25 years old!

There’s plenty for guests to do on the castle grounds. You can grab a bite to eat at the Raven’s Roost Pub, or explore the Medieval Village and hiking trails. Enjoy time with your family and friends at the Library, where you can pick from over 100 board games to play. The castle hosts a wide range of themed events throughout the year including Weekend Werewolf, scavenger hunts, murder mystery nights, beer tastings, and more.

Individual rooms are available in the castle or you can stay in a cottage or cabin on the castle grounds.

Ravenwood Castle 🧭 65666 Bethel Rd., New Plymouth, Ohio 45654 📞 (740) 596-2606 Website

Stay the Night at Landoll’s Mohican Castle

After a two year Army tour in Europe, Jim Landoll promised himself that if he ever had the money, he would build a castle in America one day. Lucky for us, his dream became a reality! Today, Landoll’s Mohican Castle stands 1,200 feet tall on 30 beautiful acres and operates as a luxury hotel and event venue.

This central Ohio castle offers daily tours from April to October (ticket required) and you can lunch at their Copper Mug Bar and Grille Restaurant too.

The property is also home to the 230 year old Heyd Cemetery. If you’re into the paranormal, sign up for a Ghost Walk or Ghost Tour to visit the cemetery, learn about the land’s history, and maybe even make contact with a spirit! Haunted History Tours are offered in September and October.

Landoll’s Mohican Castle 🧭 561 Township Road 3352, Loudonville, Ohio 44842 📞 (419) 994-3427 Website

Castle Inn Bed & Breakfast in Circleville

The Castle Inn was first built in 1895 by Samuel Ruggles. It’s been updated for the 21st century standards, but you’ll still be charmed by its stained glass, cozy fireplaces, and unique history.

Murder Mystery fans will love their unique take on their Murder Mystery Dinners, which take place on the last Friday of each month. At the Castle Inn, the GUESTS are the characters in the mystery! Guests will be provided early 1900s attire and get to create their story as the night evolves – no scripts necessary!

This historic bed and breakfast is the perfect spot for an overnight stay if you’re visiting these popular Ohio attractions: the Circleville Pumpkin Show, Tecumseh (the outdoor drama), and nearby Columbus, Ohio (which is just half an hour away).

The Castle Inn 🧭610 S. Court Street, Circleville, Ohio 43113 📞 (740) 412-2472 Website

Visit These Ohio Castles That Are Open to the Public

Loveland castle near cincinnati.

The Loveland Castle was built by Harry Delos Andrews who acquired the land in the 1920s. Harry modeled the castle as a full scale replica of those he visited during his travels in Europe after serving in World War I.

While you’re there, you might notice knights guarding the castle. These guards are part of the Knights of the Golden Trail, named after Harry’s childhood Boy Scout troop where the land and idea for the Loveland Castle all began. Upon Harry’s death in 1981, he willed the castle to these Knights who carry on its tradition to this day!

Tours of the castle are self-guided, but you’re welcome to ask questions about its history to the knight on duty. Spend the day exploring the castle grounds and discover the secrets Harry included this historic castle’s architecture – can you find the entrance to the secret room he built in the garden?

The Loveland Castle (aka Chateau Laroche) 🧭12075 Shore Dr., Loveland, Ohio 45140 📞(513) 683-4686 Website

The Brumback Library , Van Wert

This castle in Ohio is home to the first county library formed in the United States, the Brumback Library.

John Sanford Brumback, who moved his family to Van Wert back in 1862, was a supporter of the free public library and had plans drafted for construction of a county library. Orville S. Brumback, his son, would go on to aid in enabling legislation in the Ohio Legislature which resulted in the approval of the first tax-supported county library in the United States—the Brumback Library.

In 1979, Main Library was added to the National Register of Historic Places. It was recognized as a historic site by the Ohio Historical Society in 2001.

Brumback Libary 🧭 215 W. Main St., Van Wert, Ohio 45891 📞 (519) 238-2168 Website

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Did you know that there are several castles in Ohio? (It’s true. Check out our previous castle articles here and here .) While you can’t explore inside all of them, we thought it would be a great idea to create a road trip that features the castles you can tour inside and out. So grab your family and friends, gas up the car and take a long-weekend trip to see some of the most impressive castles in Ohio.

The total trip takes a little more than 11 hours of drive time round-trip, so you can take the trip within 3 days and 3 nights. (Three of the castle stops provide overnight accommodations.) It’s designed in a loop, so you can start with the castle nearest you. We’ve included a link to the Google Map here .

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HISTORIC LOVELAND CASTLE & MUSEUM

Open 11 am to 5 pm     7 days a week, the historic loveland castle & museum.

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Here at Loveland Castle there are so many things to do and places to explore when you visit. From a quite walk down the pathways of the gardens exploring the various plants and flowers to a family picnic by the river. Below is a list of just a few of the activities offered at the castle. There is never a moment of boredom when you visit us.

Learn about harry ., picnicking ., games and puzzles ., architecture ., swords and weapons ..

About Sir Harry And the KOGT

Harry delos andrews april 5th 1890 - april 16th 1981, did you know harry.....

•   Drafted and served in the Army during WWI as a medic. He didn't object to war itself, he didn't like the weapons of modern warfare. So, Harry enlisted as a nurse.
• Was the oldest living Notary Public in Ohio...and he never charged more than a quarter for his service.
• Was a well published author, includi ng a guide book he wrote at the bequest of the U.S. Immigration Department to aid those seeking citizenship. A copy of which is on display at the castle.
• Graduated from Colgate University.
• Also made the road you take down to the castle. Buses cannot make it down this road still today!
• Grew vegetables year round in hotbeds of his own design. They were heated by railroad lanterns!
• Hid his secret room in the garden. The entrance was one of the arches in the arch wall. It was only discovered after it collapsed from years of neglect...Even the knights didn't know it was there!
• Had an amazing 189 I.Q.

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Castle gardens, castle gardens section, frequently asked questions.

• Question: Is it a real castle?
• Answer: Yes, a thousand years ago when the Roman Empire occupied Britain they built hundreds of keeps just like Harry's. It is full scale, except for the Ballroom which is a 1/5 replica of the ballroom Harry used as a field hospital in WWI.
• Question: How much does it cost to visit?
• Answer: The cost is $5.00 per person and children 5 and under free.On "Special Events"  prices may vary.
• Question: Are there tour guides?
• Answer: No It is a self-guided tour. However, The Knight on duty may give you a brief history Of Sir Harry and or his Castle. Also, there is a 3 interview Video and a short Documentary Of Sir Harry's time in Boot Camp During WWI, which should answer most of your curiosities
• Question: Is there food and drinks available at the Castle?
• Answer: There are picnic tables, benches, walls, towers, gardens....picnic spots like you have never seen picnic spots! Bring your own food and drinks and take in all the vast beauty while you picnic here at the castle. If you're coming in a large group please make arrangements to take your garbage with you when leave.
• Question: Are there restrooms at the Castle?
• Answer: The Castle has 2 Portables at the south end of the parking lot.

Wine Tasting

Wine tasting at the historic castle, the fabulous historic loveland castle gardens are the perfect backdrop for our wine tasting event., the historic loveland castle will be glowing with string lights and fire pits. definitely, an experience that you will not want to miss. enjoy 5 wonderful glasses of wine while overlooking the little miami river sitting in the fabulous loveland castle gardens. as usual, we will also provide an individual charcuterie sampler for each person., live entertainment by the very talented "jeff tucker" during the event tops off the evening. let’s not forget the awesome wines that will be showcased., $50.00 per person (must be over 21 years of age to attend), limited tickets available due to limited parking., click on the link below to purchase your tickets., https://www.bigtickets.com/events/tabletopper/72623/, drone video by rob micmillan, loveland castle drone vid, garden party 2015.

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New for 2023.

Something’s always happening!   Don’t miss out on the magical holiday experience at Castle Noel! We have a brand new Disney Room with Snow White Windows from Magic Kingdom Main Street, Elsa and Anna costumes from the Disney series Happily Ever After, and a stunning antique popcorn cart from A Christmas Story. The Restoration Room is changing and we’ve completely redesigned our Christmas with the Kranks and Fred Claus installations with new costumes and features, plus the holy grail of holiday relics: the Edmund Gwenn Santa Suit from Miracle on 34th Street! Come join us to experience the festive atmosphere in Medina, Ohio, and see what else is new!

We Grew in 2022!

Mark Klaus blew out the side of the building, doubling the size of the “I Had That” Toyland experience, adding the “Megawheel™ Hotwheel,” and five rotating MegaWheel tracks with over 1,000 HotWheels® and over 100 moving toys!

2021 was Fun!

Whoville was completely reimagined with a new light show. Plus, Mark & Dana traveled to Los Angeles to bring home scenes from “Elf: Buddy’s Musical Christmas”. We also bought treasurers for “The Polar Bear Club” and the Mark Klaus Tiki Bar! Santa and the North Pole Mail Room were reinvented to create a new and magical, interactive Santa experience.

Castle Noel Sparkled in 2019

If you missed 2018, you missed a lot.

Mark Klaus’ “Reflections Around The World” Infinity Room with NYC Bloomingdale’s window displays. Giant rotating snowflakes with millions of jewels. A huge, animated YETI that joins our guests in a sing-a-long. New additions to the NYC Enchanted Forest Animated window displays. New movie props from “Elf,” starring Will Ferrell, “Santa Clause 2,” starring Tim Allen, “Santa Claus: The Movie,” starring Dudley Moore, and more!

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“There have been rumors of paranormal activity at Franklin Castle since at least the 1950s.

“A little girl’s cries, followed by the jarring sounds of an organ and heavy footfalls. Misplaced items, reports of a faceless spirit being seen on the third floor, and other odd occurrences are among the most eerie things that have happened here, but the most vivid and peculiar dreams that come to visit frequently at night are the most unsettling.”

The lore surrounding Franklin Castle has become so extensive over the years that many people believe it to be one of the most haunted house in the country.

There has never been a better time to arm oneself with knowledge and learn the truth for yourself. The Mysterium Tour is here; willkommen.

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Built in 1881, the Franklin Castle is a Victorian stone mansion in the American Queen Anne style. Since March 15, 1982, it has been recognized as a historic landmark.

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We want you to be a part of our museum! Experience the history of our beautifully preserved, 1855 Gothic-Revival house by touring our site. Learn about fascinating stories from the local history of one of the oldest regions in the Northwest Territory. Engage in history presented in new ways through our innovative programming. The Castle offers something for everyone. You can be a part of what we do by signing up as a volunteer, joining as a member, or making a donation.

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What our visitors are saying about their experience at Marietta’s Castle

Everyone liked it. If it wasn’t for you that day wouldn’t be as fun. If I could go back in time I would go to the exact day. I love the Castle. A. G. (Local 4th Grader)

I highly recommend a great tour of the Victorian home and all its year round activities for all ages to come and enjoy. Many are open to the entire community to experience. James D. W.

Beautiful decorations and architecture. Interesting history. Tour guides were very knowledgeable and friendly. Missy C.

Wonderful place to get a real feel for the history of a wonderful town. Period furniture fixtures give you a true glimpse at the daily life of residential living. Beautiful well maintained gardens and walks give a sense of peace to visitors. Tim G.

This is an interesting historic site and worth the low cost of admission. I wish you were allowed to see more of the house but what you do get to see is quite intriguing and it’s a good look into how the 1% lived in that era. Jeff S.

Outstanding living museum of the gothic revival style. Michael P.

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