Sit in the beautiful courtyard. Also order the Amish chicken. It takes 20 minutes, worth every second!
Fountain Square's centerpiece is the Tyler Davidson Fountain, which was donated by Henry Probasco and dedicated on October 6, 1871. 1935 photo courtesy Cincinnati Museum Center.
This tower is the second largest tower in Cincinnati & was completed in 1931.On a clear day, visitors can see for miles in all directions, as well as see three states Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio.
Awesome beer selection! If you are into burgers and breakfast food, you must try the 2:00am Burger
Did you know? The mansion was the home of William Howard Taft’s half brother, Charles, who co-founded the museum. In 1908, Taft accepted the presidential nomination under the house’s portico. Read more.
Oldest bar in Cincinnati. Great atmosphere, good beer selection at good prices, and really good burgers. Can be a little cramped at times but great place to go with a couple friends.
Did you know? The center was one of the first institutions in the United States dedicated to contemporary art. Unlike many art institutions, the CAC focuses on exhibiting art, not collecting.
Plenty of great retro games. All are free to play except the pinball machines. Good beer selection. Can get a little busy at peak times on the weekends, which can make it difficult to get a game.
Good variety, great prices and delicious food! Love this place. Have the appetizer sampler and Turkish coffee. Don't forget to leave room for dessert. Get the Kunefe- YUMMO
The Vine Street bistro location offers indoor and outdoor seating, a full French-American menu and long list of in-house pastries made in an open kitchen, surrounding a communal table.
This building once housed the Ohio Mechanics Institute, the oldest technical school west of the Alleghenies. Read more.
Very chill atmosphere and plenty of seating -- plenty of little nooks. There's also a back patio for when the weather's nice.
Historic brewery built inside of an old bottling plant. Grab a beer and play a few games of cornhole. You can also schedule a tour for just $10/individual which includes a 16oz pour.
Great German food. Not too crowded on weeknights. Hopefully it picks up. Love this space.
Capture a piece of Cincinnati history since 1852, as well as a taste of waffles from the Taste of Belgium. You'll find everything from candy to fish at this historic landmark.
sublime beauty not to be missed. wonderful place to pray.
When founded in 1881, it was the first purpose-built art museum west of the Alleghenies. This building was initially completed in 1886. From the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
This museum is dedicated to the story of the enslaved that crossed the Ohio River (which separated the free states from the slave states) and traveled along the Underground Railroad. Read more.
The Rookwood Tea Room (now an ice cream shop) is in the front of the rotunda to the right as you enter the building. The floor and walls are covered in Rookwood Tile. It housed the USO during WWII. Read more.
It could use a little work out front, but the inside will take you by surprise. If the old-school video games, wood-paneled bar, and Big Ted Deluxe burger don't grab you, the view of the city will.
If you're out walking your dog, keep an eye out the dog drinking fountain by the tennis courts! Read more.
Great view of Cincinnati from here. Walk across the bridge at night when the city is all lit up!
Spring Grove is home to 41 Union Civil War Generals (and 1 Confederate), Procter and Gamble, McAlpin, Shillito, Kroger, Schoenling and Moerlein in its 733 acres. Courtesy cincinnativiews.net. Read more.
