D ublin, Ohio, located adjacent to Columbus, is a charming city of approximately 33,606 people. The city is known for its friendly residents and beautiful, protected natural environment. Dublin is a community that cherishes fun and friendship, and consistently strives to bring residents together through community events. The people of Dublin are proud of their city, and it shows.

Within the past two decades Dublin has grown rapidly, becoming the fastest growing city in the state. There are a number of large corporations in the city, with a significant amount of approved development underway. Dublin's convenient location, combined with its reputation for high quality construction and planning has made the city a prime choice for business relocation. The average household income is impressive at $95,243 and the average home price is still refreshingly affordable at $216,000.

The lush beauty of Dublin will surely grab your heart. The city boasts upwards of 1,000 acres of parks. Open wooded parklands, developed grassy parks with playgrounds, and athletic facilities all can serve as fun places to build wonderful memories. Avery Road Park has tennis courts, basketball courts, softball diamonds, and volleyball courts. Brandon Park has a beautiful bike path, pond, and nature preserve. Bristol Park and Gardens has playgrounds, splendid gardens, a fishing pond and a bike path. There are many more parks in the city with something to offer everyone.

Attractions in Dublin are unique and fun. The Chiller is a popular ice skating facility with two National Hockey League sized rinks. The Columbus Zoo & Aquarium is another popular attraction complete with animals, educational programs, and lush gardens. Wyandot Lake Amusement & Water Park is a favorite for the locals delivering water slides, rides for smaller children, and eight amusement park size thrillers.

Dublin has a rich culture and past. There are many historical sites available for touring, like the Fletcher Coffman Homestead and Heritage Garden. Originally built in 1862, it has been fully restored. The Dublin Arts Council offers exhibits monthly, varying between local, regional and national artists.

The public school system in Dublin is impressive. With student population steadily increasing, the city added a new high school that will open this year. The national scores of Dublin's public schools are outstanding. Students perform very well both academically and in extracurricular activities, such as: theatre programs, student art exhibits, an award winning student newspaper, and championship athletic teams.

Dublin is a shopper's paradise. From malls, to outdoor markets, gourmet food specialty stores, gift shops, jewelry stores, and more, anything and everything can be found in this charming city. There is also an extensive array of restaurants in the city, offering every type of food imaginable. Whether your favorite is steak, seafood, Thai, Japanese, Italian, American, Contemporary, or Mexican cuisine, it can all be had in Dublin. Deli's, Irish pubs, sports bars, markets, and bistros are also popular in the city.

There is an extensive array of restaurants in the city, offering every type of food imaginable. Whether your favorite is steak, seafood, Thai food, Japanese, Italian, American, Contemporary, Mexican food or anything else, it is all to be had in Dublin. Deli's, Irish Pubs, Sports Bars, Markets, and Bistros are also popular in the city.

Dublin is a wonderful place for family, business and recreation. There is so much to do, and a wealth of opportunity in business. The city is growing rapidly, yet still is affordable. Dublin is quickly becoming one of the nation's most desirable relocation destinations.