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Charter Bus to Oregon District
The Oregon District is Dayton's oldest neighborhood — 5th Street's original brick paving (the city keeps the brick uncovered) under 1820s–1890s storefronts that now hold restaurants, indie boutiques, coffee shops and music venues. It's the standard dinner-and-evening stop: walk the brick, pick a patio.
5th St & Wayne Ave, Dayton, OH 45410 Dinner & evening district — 1829 brick streets, restaurants and indie shops.
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Suggested time
1.5–2.5 hours with dinner
Best time
Early evening into dinner
Official website
oregondistrict.org ↗Must-see spots
- Brick-paved 5th St
- 1829 storefronts
- Restaurant row
- Music venues
Suggested itinerary · Dinner district evening
Know before you go
- The brick-paved 5th St — original 1829 bricks still underfoot.
- Restaurant row — indie spots in 1800s storefronts.
- Music venues and bars fill the side streets after dark.
Tips for group trips
- Free to walk; it's a restaurant district — group dinners book ahead on weekends.
- Coach drop on Wayne Ave or 5th St at the district edge.
- The brick 5th St itself is the landmark — keep off it in heels.
Frequently asked questions
Free?
Yes — public district; restaurants/venues charge.
Bus drop-off?
Wayne Ave or the 5th St edge — interior streets are tight.
When?
Evening — it's the dinner district.
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