The 49 best neighborhoods to see in Cincinnati

This place has meats, desserts, produce and even live plants. I recommend going early to avoid the crowd. It seemed to have a very nice traffic flow. It is indoor and outdoor. I hear the bars are very nice as well.

Findlay Market is truly one of the must-see places in Cincinnati. It perfectly captures the city’s history, culture, and community spirit all in one spot. The moment you walk in, you can feel the charm of the past blending with the energy of today — the old brick buildings, colorful vendor stands, fresh food aromas, and friendly local buzz create an amazing atmosphere. This isn’t just a market — it’s an experience. You’ll find everything from fresh produce, meats, cheeses, spices, and baked goods to flowers, coffee, and handmade crafts. The outdoor stalls and street musicians make it even more lively, especially on weekends when the place comes to life with music, food, and smiling faces. What I love most is that it supports local farmers and small businesses. Every vendor here seems genuinely passionate about what they do, and the quality of products really stands out. Prices are fair, and everything feels authentic and full of character. There are also plenty of cozy cafés and restaurants nearby, making it easy to relax with a coffee after exploring. Parking can get a bit crowded at peak times, but arriving early makes everything smoother and more enjoyable. Overall, Findlay Market is a beautiful mix of history, local flavor, and community warmth. Whether you’re a local or just visiting Cincinnati, this place is absolutely worth the stop! 🌿🧺

adorable and historical! one of my favorite spots to visit in cincy. such a variety of great food, the investment into local food and access in connecting vendors to the community is really amazing to see. if you have the means to do so, why not shop local? i haven’t gotten to try everything yet, but i love blue oven bakery every time. their focaccia is lovely!

Well if you are a foodie and in Cincinnati then it’s a MUST STOP😊🥟🤷‍♂️😉 the people are gentle and kind, music is abound on weekends and definitely stay awhile. Stay hungry my friends!

This place is incredible! They have so much variety and so many different vendors to shop at! My husband and I went on a Saturday morning and it was packed full but the lines went pretty quick. We only had to wait in a few lines for 5 minutes max. Definitely recommend checking it out!

Favorite thing to do in downtown cincinnati. I love how there’s fresh produce and meat. Make sure you park close or in Findlay market parking. OTR is not the safest area. We loved our sandwiches for lunch. Water is only free at the bar, everywhere else is 50 cents. I love all the stores, including a vintage clothing store. Such a fun place in Cincy

Love! Love! Love! Wish we lived closer. We'd shop here every week! Fabulous market with great food, drinks, vibe! We spent a whole morning here and went back the next day!

Eden Park is one of most popular and well known parks in Cincinnati. The amazing views are just one of many attractions. It also has numerous walking paths that meander throughout this beautiful park. There is also a conservatory, Mirror Lake and a recreation area. There is also much more to see and do.

This park was absolutely beautiful. Eden is the perfect name. Everything is perfectly maintained, the grounds are immaculate and there is plenty to do There are nature paths, stunning views and lots of historical art pieces. The playgrounds are also art pieces that you can play on. If you are in town give yourself a few hours to see everything.

Nice park. Picnic tables and shelters available. We had kids in the car that needed to burn off some energy and it's right off I-75. Playground equipment has zip line, climbing tower, swings, slides. Some kids were a bit over bearing and inconsiderate, foul language, pouring water down the slides. Clean bathrooms, so it's a good stop for breaking up a long drive.

I love it here. It's a beautiful park and the pond with the bridge makes it almost magical! Amazing spot for pictures. Nighttime is the best with the overlook of the river and city scape!

One of my favorite places in Cincinnati! A beautiful, peaceful and serene place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. An amazing view of the river!

Beautiful park! Super easy to park and walk around with so many interesting things to see!

Love the place, we don't got the chance to see everything but is a peaceful place to walk and disconnect from our busy and loud life.

I was exploring the museum on my own (and kind of in a rush cause I got here about 50 minutes before closing). I met this wonderful woman Lori Jo, who gave me a quick 25 tour of what we cover together! Absolutely wonderful woman with so much passion about the Underground Railroad Freedom History! I wish I had more time to walk through the entire center with her!

Girl at the front desk with shoulder length braids had the worst attitude. What kind of place like this doesnt accept cash? Probably should mention that. And to thw guy that yelled at my kid for pressing the button on the revolving door to go out on the 3rd floor balcony....maybe dont yell at a kid for something they didnt know... or at least learn how to talk to people in a more kid-friendly or personable tone. Exhibit itself was nice though. Kids enjoyed the videos/theater portion. Nice mixture of art/history/exhibits/etc. Great for kids to learn and observe

Wow! Very strong powerful message about slavery and freedom. There are many applications to our society today. They're are 8 movies to see. All our well-done. Most of the staff is very kind. Just a couple grumpy guards. Overall a very positive experience. Just need to be in the right mind-set to absorb all the NURFC has to offer. DO NOT MISS THE GIFT SHOP! This a great place to find really unique gifts.

I recently was here for Fevers Candlelight Neo Soul String event. It was a very nice experience. Comfortable seats. Beautiful ambiance. We sat in row 3 zone A to be up close to the action but there really wasnt a bad seat in the house. The staff was really kind. Ive been here on Juneteenth as well. Its a beautiful place to visit anytime u have the opportunity to attend an event there. Go visit!✨️

Powerful. Sad. Frustrating. Eye-opening. Educational. This museum is very well thought-out. The displays are amazing!

The most amazing concert I’ve ever been to in my life. It was so beautiful. I’ve never been to a candlelight concert. It was my first definitely will not be my last. Oh it was top-of-the-line beautiful. I’m a diehard Fleetwood Mac fan I rate it 1000 stars

Wow this experience was awesome. I got to learn about the history of Kentucky and Cincinnati when it came to slavery. The displays would make some people a little uncomfortable but learning the history and seeing anonymous donations to the museum was an experience. We toured every floor, sat through some short films, toured every area we could. It was worth every dollar for the entrance fee. I got to sit in the pray house and listened to a hymn. Amazing experience. I would definitely visit this again.

This was a beautiful place to watch the Newport fireworks. We didn't have to fight a crowd and it was so relaxing. My 6yo chased fireflies while we waited and I wasn't concerned about dangers at all. They've really cleaned up Lot E since I was here last and it's not creepy now. You can swing and look at the river, walk the path, play at the playground, and just enjoy the flowers and the river. It's gorgeous!

This isn't my first time to the park but it was one of the best times. I love the Great American ballpark. I've been going to Cincinnati reds games since it was at Riverfront stadium. The people are super friendly and the seats are always great and the food is fabulous. I love my Cincinnati reds.

We had a tour of the ball field. It’s absolutely beautiful! We had a great time and learned quite a bit. However, the tour was kind of dry. They were very serious and almost scripted. Please tell some jokes lol

The banks is a beautiful, Smale Park, Yeatmans cove, Sawyer point all beautiful parks. They are always kept very nice and clean.... Well until people come down from the suburbs and trash the place. Ripping their motorcycles in and out of the tunnels and bridges scaring children and pets as you're walking not to mention the fact it hurts our ears and disturbs our peace. We don't run through your neighborhoods, trashing your front lawns in cracking our engines just so your children or your pet can climb your neck out of fear. Be respectful, pick up after yourself, and please remember people reside here too. The way this place looks after a Friday or Saturday night you all should be ashamed of yourselves.

Super fun place for kids. Definitely geared towards younger kids but super fun.

Great ballpark for families! The fireworks and drone show are always amazing!

Watched the Savannah Bananas here for the first time. Had a great time. Kids really enjoy themselves even though it rained. Definitely would return for a Reds game in the future.

We enjoy going to GABP so much we plan a trip every year. A full 360 concourse so you can walk all the way around with beautiful views of the river. They have a section outside the concourse with the hall of fame and gift shop outside that allows even more entertainment and fun (it really seems like a party is going on every weekend that we go!) There are plenty of good seating options and food selections. Great for young and old, families and couples and anyone who loves baseball!!

We absolutely love our Reds stadium! There is not a bad seat in the whole place. We have sat next to many visitors and have had so many wonderful conversations about how wonderful our stadium is! The atmosphere is great and the views are fantastic! There is always upbeat music and fun fan interaction. We love our hometown team and love to cheer them on! Go Reds!!! Take us out to the ballgame! ⚾️ Handicapped accessible walkways, elevators, seating and parking.

Great food! Sad there wasn’t any venders at least in my depot any sections that I saw but food at stands was good and well priced. Parking and atmosphere around the stadium was a good vibe!

A great facility to watch a MLB game. All the concessions are expensive. It's location is convenient to downtown restaurants. Getting an Uber or taxi after the game can be an adventure. The Reds staff were all accommodating and pleasant.

We attended a Reds/Phillies game while visiting Cincinnati from Delaware. The Great American Ballpark is a nice park. Located in downtown Cincinnati, we had a pretty easy time getting in. The park itself was relatively empty for this particular game. Not sure if that's normal or not. The food and beer options were very limited for an MLB ballpark. The sightlines of the stadium were nice though. Overall, we enjoyed ourselves.

Fun atmosphere and great entertainment. Be sure to get there early if you want the promotion of the day. Engaging fan experience. Be sure to check out the all you can eat food pass. A pretty good deal.

Wide open classic ballpark. Not designed well for daytime summer games as it is HOTTTTT. But evening games spring and fall would be a great time to go. Fans were courteous for opposing fans (Brewers 2025). Food and drink are priced reasonably as well as seats. Cooling fans, Ice Cream, and cold drinks help with the hear of the day. Greaters Ice Cream behind home plate is REALLY GOOD! Get some while you are there!

This art museum was awesome! Especially loved the Cincinnati collections but all of the exhibits were well designed and crafted. The employees were extremely kind and helpful as well! Entry to general exhibits is free as well, so it was a great respite from the heat. Buying tickets in advance online allows a small discount to the price of the special exhibits.

honestly one of the best art museums i’ve ever been to. FOR FREE! i’ve been here 3 times now, and each experience has been excellent. most recently spent 2 hours here and was able to see most of it! nice gift shop. outdoor courtyard. go on Thursday eves to view the paid exhibits for free!

Great art museum!! They had some beautiful works and we got to see tje bicycles and farm-to-table exhibits, which were awesome. We spent 4 hours there and didn't see everything. Before heading out, we had lunch at the cafe and sat outside in the gorgeous courtyard. The grounds are gorgeous too - we walked around and admired the landscaping and views of the city. Highly recommend if you visit Cinci!

Beautiful grounds, so peaceful. We were traveling with our dog so I just had 5 minutes to run in and visit the European art section while hubby walked the grounds with the pooch. Breathtaking collection. I wish I had an hour to spend there. Free admission, free parking. Check out the sculpture on the way out.

A beautiful atmosphere, and a terrific collection thoughtfully displayed. Great artifacts from around the globe, and my favorite Van Gough ever! Splendid permanent collection of paintings.

🎨 Cincinnati Art Museum is a stunning, free-to-enter treasure in the heart of the city—offering everything from ancient artifacts to modern masterpieces. While general admission is always free, keep an eye out for special exhibitions, which are well worth the small fee. A perfect spot to get inspired, unwind, and soak in some serious creative energy!

Don't sleep on checking this place out! My sister and I had a wonderful time exploring the many exhibits. We weren't able to see everything during our visit, so we look forward to coming back! Great way to escape the heat and enjoy the arts.

Beautiful place, inside and out. Butterflies were AMAZING but good grief be careful it had to be 120 degrees in the exhibit right now with the heat wave!!! We had some good laughs about how sweaty we all were, like a sauna but with butterflies. We had so much fun and the staff was wonderful

The trip in the heat was worth it! The butterfly exhibit was gorgeous and just spending time with nature is relaxing. Nice to go at your own pace and the tickets are well priced. Prepare for trying to find parking as it is limited, bring lots of water during the summer, and wear comfy shoes!

Beautiful, calm, peaceful. Had a great time walking through and plan to visit it again in the spring to see the butterfly garden. Highly recommend!!!

Step away into an urban oasis, and absorb all the beauty around. The fern house, rainforest, desert and special exhibits always leave me feeling at peace. Doors open at 10am and hours vary by season so check before you go. Admission is only $10.00 for adults and kids under a certain age are free. The annual butterfly show is a must see.

We went to the butterfly exhibit. It was really neat! If you’re subject to having heat aversion, I would refrain from going in the heat of the day. The butterflies are most active in the heat, so it’s like a sauna in there. With that said, it was such a fun and educational activity! There’s no touching the butterflies with your bare hands, watching them fly around was just as neat! You could turn it into a scavenger hunt and see how many species you could find. Then walk through the gardens outside. Ticket prices are very fair! They have a little gift shop and an Italian Ice cart as well.

I really loved the conservatory, as a plant lover and bug lover. It was beautiful to see so many butterflies I work with as a mixed media artist specializing in insect taxidermy, giving them a second life, still enjoying their first life. They were so beautiful! It was hot, but it was worth it.

The place is pretty cool on its own but when we went they had a butterfly show which made it the perfect stop for my little nature explorers. Th staff was super friendly which added to the enchanting feeling of the facility. I would definitely love to come back.

It was so much fun to experience this landmark that we know so well. My teenagers loved the tour. It was 2 hours long with constant walking and climbing up/going down stairs.

I went to the Distant Worlds Final Fantasy Concert. The place is well kept and beautifully updated. As part of the Cincinnati History, you cannot beat this building. It is also Handicapped accessible. Staff were wonderful and engaging. They too, love coming to events on their off days.

Saw Fiddler on the roof. Outstanding performance. Had issues with the guy next to us blocking our view from leaning over the railing and we couldn’t see everything.

Beautiful building with amazing acoustics. All parts of the building, outside/lobby/auditorium, are gorgeous.

Beautiful building. Acoustics are amazing. We were there for a sold out show. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. I like getting prepaid parking, it was nice just walking across the street from the Washington Park parking garage.

A great venue to enjoy a musical concert. The acoustics are sound with ample, moden restrooms. especially helpful during intermission. I will visit future performances here.

Restored music venue in the heart of Cincinnati. Beautiful park across the street and decent eating within a few minute radius for either before or after a show. The interior is absolutely beautiful with comfortable seating and very good sight lines. Acoustically it was excellent. Once nice touch was the closed-captioning for English. It was up and out of the way. You could either ignore it, or quickly flick your eyes up to it without disrupting the performance. The ease of entry and the ability to get to our seats without confusion was also very good. There is also a reasonable drink/snack selection at the bars.

The Cincinnati Museum Center is such a cool spot. The Art Deco building alone is worth the visit; seriously gorgeous and full of vintage charm. We grabbed tickets on Groupon which made it super easy (saved a few dollars), and the exhibits ended up being way more fun and interactive than I expected (even just for two adults). We skipped the kids’ museum this time, but the other areas had so many hands-on things that I’m sure the children’s section is awesome too. We spent about 3–4 hours wandering around and never felt too crowded, even on a Sunday morning. Parking was a easy. Overall, just a really fun, easy, and memorable way to spend half a day.

The museum was stunning. A majority of the exhibits are interactive to some degree which makes it even cooler for adults. The childrens museum is WICKED cool complete with a town; supermarket, house, post office, dump, dentist office ect 🥰🥹 took our 18m.o. our 4y.o. and nana and everyone had a fantastic time. 4 hours very well spent and we probably missed a couple spots. We will definitely be back!

Loved this place. So educational. The miniature Cincinnati setup was amazing especially switching from day to night and trolleys, trains, and cars movie. Oh and the plane circling. I was mesmerized. The ice cream sadly was closed. Just a gorgeous structure. Loved that the original doors were still in use and there were other items from long ago that were used. One complaint. The food at the restaurant was simply awful. $17 for a hot dog, chips, and drink. The hot dog was tossed it was just that bad on a cold stale bun with only ketchup and mustard as options. The hog dog was cold. For that alone I won't return. The staff, except one lady who served the tray at the counter, weren't cordial. She was though. Didn't have plain chips so she watched my tray while I was told to go back out of the restaurant and select some and return. I want my money back! Lol. Stay away from the restaurant.

Best membership we ever spent. My kid loves this place. Cup and Pint is great. The guy that works there is the best. Beard envy! Really nice stuff in the gift shop. Don't mind spending money when it's not cheap junk. So glad they are open every day now. Wish they had membership lounge.

I enjoy my time at the museum. It was very interesting and diverse exhibits. However I believe most adults would rather go during the week when their are fewer children running around.

What a great place to visit. My daughter had the best time, and I even enjoyed myself. My daughter especially wanted to see the Barbie exhibit, and she wasn't disappointed. I have to say myself I even enjoyed it. The cave system was awesome, but there were a few spots where a more rounder person like myself might have a hard time squeezing, though. I was able to do it with a little holding my breath, lol.

This was absolutely massive. I haven't been in 20+ years and was not disappointed. My 17 year old daughter enjoyed it as well. Good pricing for the amount of area it includes. Learning about our history in Cincinnati was so nice! Definitely recommend!

Awesome place! If you love signs like we do, you will enjoy. It brings back a lot of childhood memories.Easy access from interstate 75. Gabby, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable, great personality, great speaker, very good sense of humor, and she had very good vibes! She helped us enjoy ourselves! She is definitely an asset! Thanks for the fun time! Tony & Julie Carter

09/17/2025 - First time visiting the American Sign Museum in Cincinnati, OH with one of closest friends. The museum looks like is in what used to be a warehouse. It was a nostalgic visit and felt like we warped back in time. There were signs that brought back memories that I seen on television, and are present today that have been modernized. Parking out front. Large murals surround the parking area and there are a few big signs in before entering the museum. Friendly and helpful staff. There is a small gift shop with cool memorabilia. Enjoy.

Very cool place with tons of different signs across the “ages” of signs. The collection comes from all over the country (from 38 or 39 states). Some were very familiar and brought back memories! A fun way to spend a few hours. The guided tour (thanks Gabby!) and neon bending demonstration were great!

Neon Sign Museum – A Surprisingly Charming and Relaxed Experience. I was pleasantly surprised by the Neon Sign Museum. Sure, it’s essentially a warehouse full of old signs, but it’s way better than I expected. The facility is well-maintained, featuring a working neon shop and a small theatre that showcases the museum’s creation and the artists behind it. The staff are knowledgeable and clearly passionate about the signs and their history, which makes the experience even more engaging. What I loved most is how relaxed it is — no strict rules or time limits, and visitors are free to roam around at their own pace without supervision. They always welcome any questions. There’s also a souvenir shop for those interested. If you appreciate vintage signs and want to learn about the craftsmanship behind them, this museum is definitely worth a visit.

We added this to our impromptu Cincinnati trip last minute. 10/10 recommend stopping here. Our tour guide Alex was awesome! We came in at the perfect time for a tour and even got to see a Neon demonstration. Was certainly the highlight of our trip! Go check them out!

We were in Kentucky and the drive to Cincinnati to see this was well worth the trip. If you are nostalgic for the old signs you'll love it here. We were in time for one of the free tours which added to the experience. We expect they will continue to grow and we will definitely stop again. The only thing tight was the parking. If you can't make it when they are open, even the outside was great.

Wow! What a great museum. They have a wonderful history for you to follow and so many old signs in the collection. You get to find out how they are made and all of the info. We really loved our time there. There is a big parking lot with plenty of parking and nice restrooms. It is completely worth a stop!!

Beautiful cemetery! I have a weird interest in visiting cemeteries. I like looking at the headstones and mausoleums, especially the older ones. The walkways are so pretty here - and there are swans!

​This is a beautiful cemetery with meticulously maintained grounds. Everything is serene, beautiful ,and amazing—the lakes, chapels, mausoleums, trees, gardens, and monuments. We've been a couple of times, and I know there's still so much more to see.

Autumn perfection with history and calm Visited during peak fall color and it was stunning. Rolling lawns, a mirror-still lake with perfect reflections, and maples blazing from gold to deep red. I wandered from stately family mausoleums to quiet benches under the trees—every corner felt peaceful and beautifully kept. What I loved Foliage & light: Late-afternoon sun paints long shadows and sets the canopies on fire—fantastic for photography. Water features: The pond is glassy and ideal for reflections. Historic art & architecture: Sculptures and mausoleums (like ERKENBRECHER, McMASTER, McDONALD) add a timeless, museum-like feel. Space to breathe: Huge grounds, easy to find quiet spots to sit and reflect. Tips Best time for photos: 60–90 minutes before sunset (or early morning for soft light). Drive slowly; there are many narrow lanes and pedestrians. It’s an active cemetery—please be respectful around services and markers. I’ve attached photos from today to show the variety: a tree-lined bench scene, a Gothic-style chapel framed by leaves, brilliant maples, still-water reflections, and several historic monuments. If you’re in Cincinnati in autumn, this is a must-visit.

1848 est - Second largest graveyard in the USA! Bigger than Arlington and gorgeous relaxing scenic place with lakes and botanical garden like landscaping. Many of Cincinnati's Elite & prominent families from its pork & industrial 1800s heydays are laid to rest here. The most expensive recent addition is a 2 million dollar mausoleum 😳 Great for a bike ride, walk or run or just a slow relaxing drive. Highly recommend checking it out. The fall colors are worth noting as there are many varied tree species here. 1848 is when it was sanctified. Many geese goose ducks & swans in and around the ponds. Many Many obelisk type grave markers and beautiful sculptured granite tombs. Many photographers take clients here, wedding photo shoots etc since it's crazy pretty.

This is a beautiful, historic cemetery that gives visitors a glimpse into the historic families of Cincinnati. Many of the monuments and headstones are truly unique works of art. The cemetery is also filled with massive, old growth trees. The roads are winding, so it may be difficult to navigate, but it is a fascinating place to discover.

If you are into Cemeteries, historical headstones, want to see some of the most stunning, detailed family plots, crypts and statues...then this is the Cemetery for you. The 3rd largest Cemetery in the United States, you need to dedicate an entire 8 hr or more day to exploring this place. We came back e days in a row for 2 hours each time and I feel like there was so much that we missed. I adore that this is also an Arboretum and that the interesting trees and flowering plants are marked.

Came and paid respects to a Titanic passenger Survivor. A huge and gorgeous cemetery she's laid to rest in.

Visited the riverfront park during our recent trip to Cincinnati. It’s a nice park with a walking path. It has beautiful views of the bridge. Also has swinging benches to sit. There’s a small rose garden as well with lots of pretty roses. The boardwalk was nice.

Amazing park! There's a playground for kids with some really cool things to play on, great views of the bridge and river, and a water feature, too. A great place to walk around in downtown Cincinnati.

Beautiful riverfront park with something for everyone! The views of the Ohio River and the Roebling Bridge are stunning, especially at sunset. The walking paths are wide and well-kept, with plenty of benches, swings, and gardens along the way. Kids love the interactive fountains and playgrounds, while adults can enjoy a peaceful stroll or relax by the water. The landscaping is gorgeous in every season. A perfect spot for photos, picnics, or just unwinding in the city. Highly recommend if you’re visiting downtown Cincinnati!

This area was amazing, I wish we have a place like this one back here in Orlando. Very clean and peaceful for be next to the downtown. A few homeless around but they don't bother anyone. There's a playground, garden, swings, restrooms and walkways. We sow people running and walking with their dogs.

A great view to relax and just think of the nothings that's surrounding you. Long trail and great amazing boat rides.

Such a fun and beautiful park. There is so much to do here that we came back twice.

It's a par along the Ohio river in Cincinnati featuring garden, play area, joggers track, sit outside and picnic areas.

The museum is in historic building with well preserved or restored decor. The collection is not big but has important artwork by Rembrandt, Goya, Turner, Gainsborough, Corot and others. The portrait of Stevenson by Sargent is amazing. Also, a large collection of Asian and European porcelain. Probably the best Limoges works I have seen.

The Taft Museum of Art is a hidden gem in Cincinnati. Housed in a beautifully preserved Federal-style mansion dating back to the 1820s, the museum combines rich history with an intimate art experience. The collection includes European and American masterworks, decorative arts, and rotating exhibitions that are always thoughtfully curated. The museum’s size makes it perfect for a relaxed visit—you can enjoy world-class art without feeling overwhelmed. The gardens and grounds are peaceful, and the historical context (Baum, Longworth, Sinton, and Taft family ties) adds a fascinating layer to the visit. Staff are welcoming and knowledgeable, and the museum shop and café make for a nice stop after your tour. Whether you’re a visitor to Cincinnati or a local, this is absolutely worth your time. 📍 Centrally located, easy to access, and a wonderful cultural stop.

Nice small museum located in a traditional style building. Took us about 1 hours to go through, but you could easily spend more. Entry was 15.00 each. I feel it was a good value.

A really nice little museum of art in a gorgeous historic home! We visited on a Monday when admission was free. The building itself is a work of art, and each room was dedicated to different themes (mythology, portraits, and the dining room - gorgeous French landscapes!) They also have a rotating exhibit space, indigo quilts the day we visited. There’s a cafe and gift shop on site as well. We spent an hour (little kids don’t love art 😅) but it’s probably good for at least two if you take your time. Definitely worth a visit, and if I lived nearby, I’d definitely stop in from time to time to bask in the all the beauty. Con - no free parking for larger vehicles; we had to find a spot on the street.

Amazing and beautiful masterpieces and unique works of art. The story of how it came to be is fascinating. Very intimate and up close look at works of art. Knowledgeable staff who are passionate. The building itself that houses the works is incredible in and of itself. I've visited several times, it really is a gem.

We really enjoyed it. Although the directions to get here was stressful. Another problem waa we underestimated the amount of time it takes to truly look at everything. So we had to rush as it was closing. We will get there earlier next time. We loved the gift shop lady. She was so amazing and they have many items that are good for kids. I especially love the books and art items as we are a creative family and rather buy things like that than random trinkets. The art here is so full of history it just amazes me how talented they were in a time of limited resources. If they can create like that then I just wonder why can't we do the same or better with what we have now. Definitely coming back to eat as well it just wasn't open when we came.

This is the perfect size museum. A beautiful art collection and not so large to become overwhelming. The house architcture is restored, grand and extraordinary. Staff is helpful (thank you Arnold!), cafe lunch was excellent (thank you Kenneth), and parking was easy on site.

Very cool building and location in the heart of downtown. Huge space for exhibits. Unfortunately, one level was closed during my visit, so I made it through the museum quickly. Great top floor for kids with a creative space.

This is a must see! You seriously have to check this exhibit out. My only issue was that it was a little confusing navigating through the different exhibits. It was hard knowing which was the correct way of starting and navigating through everything. Some prices weren't labelled in the gift shop. And the discount code for weekday admissions wouldn't work. Other than that, everything was great!

Great architecture designed by Zaha Hadid. The museum features many art works from native Ohio artists. The art studio and kids space on the top floor is filled with activities.

When I arrived here, I bought a ticket and after buying the ticket, they let me know. The only two floors were open, the kids making place floor and the visiting artist so it only took me 30 minutes to go through the whole Gallery that I paid full price.

Art Central Foundation takes students from our older art classes to regional museums for field trips. The Contemporary Arts Center arranged a docent to give our group a tour and provide insight and engagement for our students.

This Museum is not free entrance . Also you need to pay parking. We have so much fun in the creations center in the top floor. My daughter and I have a creative experience making some craft there . We love all the recycle material that inspires us to make stuff. Also all the exhibits are interesting and fun. Some artists included music or videos. We took photos without flash . We are in love with this gem Museum . The modern arquitect was Sara Hadid and was inspired by the Urban look incorporating the outside to inside. Also have a little shop inside.

The security guards on the 4th floor need to relax. There was candy sitting out in a basket because Halloween was the night before. My pregnant friend saw it and popped a piece of candy and moved on. Few seconds later a man approached her and said "did you take that candy?" She said yes and he the proceeds to say it's for kids and she can't eat or drink on the floor. How about don't have it out then? It was clearly sitting out to see. Same man then proceeds to tell me to "watch where I'm going" as I moved along the floor, as there is artwork on the floor. I wasn't going to step on it, I was walking around it. Being scolded like a child when I didn't do anything is bizarre. It made for a terrible experience.

If you’re even remotely interested in history, beer, or just having a great time, American Legacy Tour Company’s brewery tour is an absolute must-do in Cincinnati! From start to finish, the experience was seamless, fascinating, and a ton of fun. Our guide, Miranda, was the heart and soul of the tour — incredibly knowledgeable, personable, and passionate about Cincinnati’s brewing heritage. You can tell right away that she truly loves what she does. Every stop came alive through their storytelling — from the 19th-century brewing giants that put Cincinnati on the map, to the hidden underground tunnels that make you feel like you’re stepping back in time. Whether you’re a local or visiting from out of town, this tour will give you a whole new appreciation for Cincinnati. It’s not just about beer; it’s about community, craftsmanship, and the city’s incredible resilience. Highly recommend this experience — and if you can, ask for Miranda! You’ll walk away with a deeper love for the Queen City (and maybe a new favorite brew!).

If you’re into beer and you wanna learn about Cincinnati and the breweries from the early 1900s forward this is a fantastic tour. I highly recommend Harrison as a tour guide. He was incredible very knowledgeable and funny. Nice walking tour that takes you underground into where they used to brew the beer. Don’t miss it if you have a chance not to mention, can’t go wrong with the free beer.

Took the Cincinnati Underground tour with Breslin (aka Baconator). She was super fun and gave a ton of great info on the history of the Over The Rhine and beer brewing in Cinci. Loved being able to go down to the crypt at the St Francis Church. Definitely recommend going during the week. We had a small group (8 people) so we got to spend more time in each area. We will definitely do another tour in the future.

A group of friends scheduled the Hidden Caverns Tour for Saturday at 2:30. Harrison was our guide & he did an excellent job. He provided a lot of historical information pertaining to the city & the underground taverns. His stories were very entertaining. I have participated in several tours & they have all been excellent. I highly recommend American Legacy Tours & Harrison!

We went for the Hidden Brewery Caverns Tour with Harrison and he really delivered. We were running close on time and he even texted to make sure he didn’t get started without us. He was very knowledgeable, funny, and got us around safely. The tour was amazing. Loved seeing and learning so much about Cincy history and the breweries. It really was a great time!

Harrison was our tour guide and was funny with his insider and side stories. We took my in laws for their birthday who are horror buff and know a lot about our local city, but they still learned a lot of new history and facts with this tour. Definitely would recommend

The Nightmare on Elm Street tour with Jordan was excellent. The lager tunnels were very cool and Jordan was very knowledgeable! Highly recommend this tour! The Ultimate Queen City is Haunted tour with Melanie was also excellent! Melanie was also very knowledgeable! I highly recommend American Legacy Tours! I’ve done other haunted tours and these guides are far better and more professional!

Mainstrasse Village is such a nice place to visit. My wife and I were there for the 127 Yard Sale - The World's Longest Yard Sale. We stayed in an awesome B&B nearby. The 127 Yard Sale was awesome. We really enjoyed it. There were tons of vendors and they were all so nice. The local area is so cool with plenty of historic buildings with lots of shops and restaurants. Can't wait to go back.

MainStrasse Village was within walking distance of our hotel and recommended by the hotel because of most establishments being closed on Monday for Memorial Day. We had a nice walk over to the German village and really appreciated the eclectic array of restaurants and old buildings and architecture. The area seemed friendly and there were lots of shops we would like to revisit when they reopen. We saw several homeless people in the area which made me very sad, however it was a safe area.

Love this neighborhood. We set up here for the longest yard sale, and it is a joy being here. We then had lunch at El Rincon Mexican Restaurant and loved it!

This is the second year I have set up as a vendor for the Northern Kentucky y'all Pride Fest and I have a great time. There are lots of different shops and restaurants down here to shop from also a playground for the children to play. It's a good place to come and walk around for the afternoon.

Mainstrasse village was so charming and had amazing restaurants, pubs and parks.

Been to festival 3 different years. Love going some of the food is getting a little pricey but love the food

Farmers market every Wed - 4-7pm. Food, music and fun. Got Dog treats. Dog House food cart best dog anyway you like

The venue was amazing and the event was epic! Brandi Ball was phenomenal from start to finish and iI recommend to anyone who will listen to book this event and ask for Brandi Ball and her team. The food was amazing and the ambience was incredible.

What an absolutely incredible reception venue for our wedding! Brandi was so easy to work with and made sure our day went as smooth as possible. The food was exceptional and we still have guests telling us how much they enjoyed it! The carousel makes for such a unique experience and guests also loved the personal touch it added to the day. Because the venue is downtown, they do provide police officers/guards at the entrances to ensure that no one is entering that shouldn't be. Would highly recommend as a wedding reception venue!!!

Brandi, Amber, Maddie, and their entire team did a flawless job for our corporate dinner event on Saturday evening. They were accommodating, responsive, anticipated our needs, and extremely professional. You can tell they're seasoned veterans in the event space. Thank you for everything!

My workplace, Ohio Justice & Policy Center, held our annual fundraising event at Anderson Pavilion in September, 2024. Brandi Ball and her team were such a pleasure to work with and provided us with all the support we needed for a successful event, and the food was delicious and plentiful. Gorgeous venue for either a corporate or a social event, I highly recommend it!

Most stunning area a short walk from the Great American Ballpark. Beautiful fountains, a splash pad area. Only disappointed that I had to leave before dark, cause I would've loved to see it lite up a nightime. Definitely making this a stop after the next Reds game.

10/10 I have nothing but great things to say about the pavilion! We just had our wedding here and the day was a dream. From the first tour to the last minute of the event Brandi and her staff took care of everything! Brandi was so great and so easy to work with. She was always quick to answer questions and help us plan all the little details and was great if we had to made changes. The venue is so easy to work with and truly a one stop shop. It is so nice that all you have to do is show up and enjoy yourself. ALL of the staff was so kind and willing to help/ do anything needed. The day of process was great to just drop things off as well as the day after pick up! I truly cannot say enough great things about Brandi, the staff and the venue!!

Cool place for a reception. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Food was excellent.

This bridge has a loaded history. Go look it up on Wikipedia, you can have a fireside lore night with your friends. Anyway, this is very scenic and it's great to see this used in a 21st century manner. Low-key gives you cheaper parking for a Reds game. You can also rent it out for a private function. Maybe the next time the Vikings come to town, they should come here to prepare for a game. Might also stop them from constantly choking in the playoffs.

This is a great attraction that allows you to walk across the bridge to Newport, Kentucky. The views of the Ohio River, Cincinnati Skyline and the Newport riverfront are amazing.

Exciting and fun! Short walk from the Newport on the Levee mall. Looks to be an old vehicle bridge, now it's just for foot traffic and bikes. Beautiful scenery. It was fun to stand at the border in the middle of the bridge and have each kid stand in different states while I stood in both. One side is Newport, Kentucky and the other side is Cincinnati, Ohio. We watched a large barge go down the Ohio river, boys enjoyed that. Could be a very romantic walk or one for running.

Must check out!! Ohio ... Kentucky....ohio ....kentucky lol... Bridge, beautiful view.

I really enjoyed my walk across the bridge. There were several markers along the walk that if you stopped and looked it had a nice view! There is a designated section to hang locks for love. Lots of boats to watch, and we even got to see the Belle of Cincinnati depart Port!

This was the epic spot to watch a sunset! Perfect view of the city! Close convenient parking! And the bridge was maintained as far as cleanliness!!! Loved it! The only negative that I have regarding my time here was that it was not posted clearly that you had to pay for parking so I ended up with a $30 parking ticket when I came back definitely wasn’t happy about that but all is well!

It's a cool bridge with a beautiful view. We took a stroll while listening to Frank Sinatra. The only down side was the bridge was closed at the Cincinnati side. It would have been perfect if the bridge was open all the way across.

They put real effort into their events. I appreciate their team. I've visited 3 or 4 times and each one has been a great memorable experience. The staff actually care about their jobs and if you're having a good time.

We enjoyed the kids night program at the Cincinnati Observatory. This was the second time we attended the family friendly evening program. I purchased the tickets ahead of time on the Cincinnati Observatory website. The program included a pizza dinner. The activity was based on Mars Rover robots. We had a kid friendly presentation on the Robots and launch process from Earth with a focus on young engineering skills. It was appropriate for kids and questions were encouraged. Then everyone got a little robot to practice setting up codes with provided magnetic tiles with instructions. It was a fun activity and the kids didn't want to stop.

My partner and I attended the sweetest day event. The history behind the observatory and how the staff incorporated love into the theme was awesome. We had a blast and even saw Saturn and Neptune.

Absolutely fantastic experience with tons of history and knowledge staff. The artifacts were really interesting and my kids enjoyed learning about the telescopes. The staff allowed my children to adjust the roof and some of the telescope settings which was really cool to watch. I was pleasantly surprised at the experience as a whole!

Great tour. We had clear skies so we viewed the sun through a solar filter.

Even though the sky was too cloudy, we had an excellent time visiting the observatory. I really appreciated how knowledgeable and passionate the volunteers are. These telescopes are huge and very old which was cool. I loved hearing the history of the site.

I had never been. We had a fun time at their trick or treating event. We learned a lot. Just Sadly was a cloudy night so couldn't see anything. We will definitely be back a cloudless night.

Nice little park to get an awesome view of downtown. There was a firework planned that evening, so cars were not allowed . So we had to park the car a little far on the streetand walk back to see the view.

This park has the BEST view of the Cincy skyline. It also has a great paved walking trail for beginners. I always see deer here and my kids love the playgrounds. There are a lot of adventures to be had at Devou Park.

Loved the golf course. It's not very long but is very hilly and narrow making it a challenge. The folks there were very friendly. The view of Cincinnati from the 5th green is stunning. Would definitely recommend this course.

Beautiful view of downtown Cincinnati. There is a nice grassy area, benches, eating areas, and big heavy duty swings with an excellent view.

A gem of Covington. Killer views of the river and cities. Nicely maintained paths and nature spaces. Museum is a must!

Really great and well maintained mountain bike trails, tons of options for beginners, and lots of fun trails and jumps for those who are more experience!

Montague / Sleepy Hollow Trail. Location is right off Montague Road on the west side of Devou Park. Excellent running trail. Get over a 5k if you do the loop. The first .7 miles are rocky and also climb elevation quickly. If the trail is wet , watch for slick conditions. You also have rocks and roots to contend with. After .7 or so you reach a hairpin curve. Maybe a couple more elevations, switchbacks. After that you start a downhill path. Go all out or go slow. Exhilarating descent! Watch for turtles , and squirrels! Ample parking. There is also a porta-potty , a few tables, and even a changing room. Walker and pets welcome just see the rules.

This is a super fun forest, I enjoy hiking along the creek, and my friend found a rock shaped like Ohio! There's also some tunnels you can hike through! 10/10 would recommend for a great time!

Very good getaway place from city life or for picnic especially for family. 1. Parks offers trails which are not too great but decent and enjoyable with family and friends. But not for long distance hiking. They are short but beautiful with greenery. 2. There is small river but it dried up when I went. But it would have been beautiful if there is water. 3. There is tree house, which is interesting but was closed when we went for maintenance. But signs shows it would open for spring. 4. There are restrooms and surprised well maintained. 5. There are picnic areas with shelter and parks for kids. Lots of open space for fun. 6. Good parking lot space and free. 7. No Entrance fee, absolutely free. 8. We saw wedding happening in the park, so can book for wedding too. Congrats to new couple and it was beautiful. They are lovely together and I liked they did tied knot in the beautiful nature.

I am from California and was just visiting for a few days. I was looking for something to do with my kids. This place is really nice I wish I had more time to hike the trails more. I recommend this place to anyone it has trails, frizbee golf, play ground and a small pond nice place to take pictures.

First time coming and I came mainly for the tree house which was closed. We were recommended here by my husband coworker.

Great hiking trails. We took our son and his friend for an afternoon hike. It was very nice. It wasn't crowded. The trails are slightly challenging, but something a novice can handle.

I really like this park. It of course gets pretty busy sometimes but there are a few different areas depending on what you are going for. We have had 2 baby showers here at the shelter twords the bottom of the park where it circles around. There are some nice trails and a big tree house that the kids always think it's pretty neat. We didn't maternity pics around there for my daughter when she was pregnant with her first and they turned out beautifully. We haven't went to the play area because it is usually pretty packed there a lot of times but there is a play area across from where the tree house is and there is another side where you can grill or walk around. There is frisbee toss on that side as well

Awesome experience. Here for an event, stone steps run. Loved it will come back again. I forgot how much I enjoy this park.

This was a wonderful experience! I went with a friend and we weren't sure what it was going to be like, but any expectation we had got blown right out of the water. This is such a massive and lovingly curated collection, I feel any cat lovers should probably give it a visit if they can. The owner is so friendly and passionate about her work that it really elevates the whole experience! I really hope they get to keep growing. Also, the gift shop is so adorable, I really hope to be able to return some day 😻

Wasn’t sure what to expect but this little museum was a wonderful find! The owner was very sweet and met us early one morning. Her collection was impressive! Think of the lucky cat concept but expanded 100 fold. Most things are not for sale, but she does have some items for purchase. We were not disappointed.

I am a Cincinnati native and this was my first time visiting the Lucky Cat Museum! They don't do advertising, so I heard about it from a friend and knew I had to check it out! Admission was free, which is awesome! The owner was incredibly sweet and welcoming. She was very attentive, but at the same time let us wander around and explore on our own. The museum is not super large, it's the owners personal collection. It took me about 45 minutes to look at everything. There's so much to see in a small space, the more you look, the more you see. There's also a gift shop!! The prices were very fair as well. Donations are accepted, so don't forget to bring some cash!! I'll definitely be telling friends about this hidden gem! 😻

We love this place!! The most unique place with the best store kitties. Great place to bring friends visiting Cincinnati!

A great use of about an hour. Its more interesting than youd expect and has small interactive zones. Just make sure to make a reservation.

Absolutely wonderful! This museum was so unique and totally exceeded my expectations. Not being super familiar with the lucky cats, I worried it may be overly kitschy, cheap, or repetitive, but the collection ran the gamut from brand tie-ins and children's toys to art pieces and custom-made cats. I was also surprised by how organized it was - rather than a giant personal collection thrown into whatever cases might work (as I may have suspected going in), the museum is laid out in a very thoughtful way with each display highlighting different types, eras, materials, or origins of the cats. It was surprisingly informative too, with meticulous labels that highlight the artists and what makes nearly every piece unique. I learned a lot about the maneki neko that I didn't know before. By far the highlight was the owner! She did a great job of engaging with each visitor while we were there without being intrusive or pushy. I appreciated the way she tailored her conversation to each demographic of visitor - she talked about her personal cats (two of which were at the museum!) and showed off works by children's artists for the young kids who were there, but when my group of late twenties men walked in she talked to us about Junji Ito. She was so passionate and knowledgeable about each piece on display. The museum was a great value (free!) and we loved being able to support them a little at the super reasonably priced and cute gift area afterward. Despite being, really, a single room, the whole museum is filled wall to wall with cute and interesting art and curated with knowledge and love (we spent over an hour and could have stayed longer). Overall a really great surprise and a must-visit for anyone who loves cats or just appreciates off-the-wall unique places.

This place was AMAZING!!! I went here with my family and everyone had a great time. There were also hands on actives for younger kids. There were tons of cats in the collection and the owner was very friendly. She explained a lot about the history of the lucky cat and the culture. She could even explain the history of certain pieces of the collection as well. My personal favorite was the disco cat. Everyone should visit here! (=^･ω･^=)

Pros: Excellent location and great view of the river. Art deco decor - in the lobby has a nice touch. Front desk staff-Tanesha and Carter were awesome! Very courteous and professional. Cons: Room was very spacious-however, it was musty and dusty!! OMG! Very lukewarm water in bathroom, sink faucet leaked, flat bed pillows-had to use pillows from the other bed just to get comfortable. Rooms could definitely use a serious refresh. Would not stay there again.

What a gem this hotel is! We arrived at about the same time all the baseball fans were trying to check in and the staff was very helpful. The doorman gave us the rundown on what to expect and some pointers to make things go smoothly. The desk was short staffed but handled everyone with respect, professionalism, and didn’t rush anyone through, making sure we had what we needed. Our room was clean and fit in nicely with the aesthetic of the hotel. What an amazing history this place has! We spent almost two hours checking out the displays, reading the signs, and enjoying the atmosphere. I love the corridor with all the salons- each doorway has a different architectural style with a sign explaining what it is. It felt like a museum! I won’t say it is haunted, but you could definitely feel the past grandeur of the spaces and easily imagine what the place was in all of its glory. I really wish we could have seen the hall of mirrors!

It's beautiful but I was stuck on an elevator with my 3 yo daughter. When I went to tell the lady at the desk about this she told me, Well things just happen sometimes. It really upset me. My diamond account revied no points for the visit. They also took my deposit. I'm a diamond member with Hilton. I feel like she intentionally stole my deposit for absolutely no reason. I have never not received my deposit back. I paid $600 for my room to have a good time with my kid. I will never return. She made me feel uncomfortable to even walk through the lobby. I will be reporting her today. They also charged me around $100 just to park at the hotel over my stay. Do not ever go to a gas station near downtown. Reminded me of the hood in Chicago. If you look up the gas stations their photos are of shooting and police. I will never stay downtown Cincinnati again. Also, my sheet had a stain and multiple holes in the sheet. The plastic to the air-conditioner was hanging off the wall. There was liquid on the walls. Ive never stayed at such a nasty Hilton in my life. It's beautiful outside the room. That's about it. Horrible experience

The hotel and lobby definitely feels like you stepped into a time machine. Done up with art deco, like the empire state building. I love how they try to preserve its historic charm! The location is excellent also, walkable to a lot of Cincy attractions. Where it lacks is in the rooms themselves, Old, banged up, needing some TLC. I've stayed in many Hiltons around the country and this one probably needs the most work. Found stained sheets, blankets, and mattresses that made my wife and I change rooms 3 times. The front desk was more than accommodating though. Not the worst hotel I've ever stayed in but would like to see some improvements before I stay here again.

The staff was always kind and helpful, my first thought was this hotel is old and needed a face lift especially for the cost of the room but once I really started to wonder I loved the vintage feel and I’m sure it would cost a fortune to fix what needs to be fixed … also loved the location but not the parking garage fee! Pretty sure we over paid on our way out … we spent a few evenings in the 1931 restaurant and bar great food and service , loved our waiter Nehemiah and bar waitress Suzanne she was working very hard they were extremely busy and she needed help they happened to be under staffed … morning coffee was delicious and yes room service could use some improvement and the elevators seemed a little shaky the beds and pillows were super comfortable!! I might consider staying there again if I’m in town

SCAM!! If I could give this place zero stars, I would. We woke up on the morning after our stay to a $700 room charge. When we went to the front desk to ask what was going on, we were told there was a $700 bar tab closed and “charged to our room number” at almost midnight the night before. We explained to the people working at the front desk and security that this could not possibly have been us. We went out to dinner down the street Saturday evening and had a few drinks at a local sports bar that night and were in bed by 11pm. We never entered the bar. When they showed us the receipt, there was a completely different room number written down, then scribbled out to put our number and name. There were 20+ charges on the receipt. There’s no way 2 people could have ran up a tab like that period. What I think actually happened? I think they allowed someone to run up a $700 bar tab and get so drunk they couldn’t speak or even pay, they gave the wrong room number (originally 2350). Then they looked it up and realized that nobody was staying in that room and they didn’t want to get stiffed so they wrote 2315 (our room number) and looked up who was staying and just wrote in our names. You can clearly tell it was not our signature. It wasn’t even a signature at all. Just a printed name. The people working the front desk treated us awful. You could tell they thought we were guilty of running up a bar tab we couldn’t pay for. One lady went as far as to ask us if we had a friend that was playing a joke. We told them to pull the cameras and they would clearly see it wasn’t us. They claimed there was no one there that was capable of doing that until Monday morning. We asked them if they needed a picture of us for the person that was coming in Monday to be able to look at since this person clearly would have no idea who we were or what we looked at. They wouldn’t take any photos or proof of our identity. And guess what.. Monday came and they won’t return our calls. Nobody has checked the cameras. And we got charged over $1,000 for a one-night stay. We stayed here overnight to enjoy a nice date night away before going to the game on Sunday and now we will spend the next X amount of days trying to get this sorted out with the credit card company. DO NOT STAY HERE UNLESS YOU WANT TO GET SCAMMED.

I was here for six nights for a conference. Very clean and friendly staff overall. House keeping very friendly and kind . Front desk very welcoming. My rating as always is 5, I love Hilton and have been a member for many years and will continue choosing Hilton when away from Home . Diego at front desk gets a 5 star in his customer service. He is polite and very kind and absolutely professional. Thank you.

It's an incredible place. We arrived as the sun was setting, and I got the best views. There were lots of people enjoying this incredible place. You can spend hours walking around here and never get bored.

Beautiful historic suspension bridge connecting Cincinnati and Covington. Designed by the creator of the Brooklyn Bridge, it offers stunning skyline and river views. Perfect for a scenic walk and photos, especially at sunset.

Had a great trip. The bridge is awesome. There is a small parking lot beneath the bridge. But it was closed for an event. So we had to park somewhere else. There are Mural drawings and CVO sign to take pictures and couple of porta potties too.

really beautiful at night, both the bridge itself and the city view!

An iconic landmark that beautifully connects Cincinnati, Ohio with Covington, Kentucky. Walking across the bridge is a unique experience — the blue steel structure, historic stone towers, and sweeping views of the Ohio River and skyline make it unforgettable. You can feel both history and engineering brilliance here (it was the prototype for the Brooklyn Bridge!). At sunset, the views are stunning, and the lighting at night adds even more charm. Whether walking, jogging, biking, or just taking photos, this is a must-visit spot in Cincinnati.

Beautiful bridge! Quick walk to & from Covington, Kentucky to see a fantastic view of downtown Cincinnati (not included because you'll just have to see it yourself.)

One of the best parts of Cincinnati. Whether you're on the KY side of the Cincinnati side, there's never a bad photo of this bridge. When my partner and I came to town I took him to see the bridge and the amazing views and parks that surround the area of the Roebling suspension bridge. Convenience to lots of walking areas, restaurants, hotels, airbnbs and all the fun and excitement that Cincinnati and NKY offers. Definitely take a moment and experience the bridge. They also did an awesome display during BLINK.

Nice view. My kids thought it was cool. Downside, when you get all the way to the top, you have to pay, and they only accept cash. We were $2 short ( we had no idea they didn't take cards) and the lady wouldn't budge, so my husband had to stay inside while I showed the kids. It upset the kids that their dad couldn't be with us too and it put a damper on the whole thing.

I feel like this is a somewhat hidden gem in downtown Cincinnati. The observation deck is pretty neat. You take an elevator to one of the upper floors, get out and go to a much smaller seemingly rickety elevator that takes you up a couple more floors to a metal staircase. You climb that and come to a little room with an old lady watching TV and selling some tower trinkets. She asks you for some cash and then sends you out onto the open roof of the tower. No cage on this bad boy, just a 4 foot high stone rail. It was somewhat crummy when we went weather wise but the views were still great. I imagine that they are spectacular when the sun is shining. Get some pictures of downtown Cincinnati, the banks of the Ohio, then come back down to the tower lobby and read about the buildings history and check out some of the finer details of it's architecture.

Would definitely recommend visiting here if your not afraid of heights. Amazing view of Ohio and Kentucky! You take an elevator up to the 45th floor then you take another small elevators up a few more floor. Hint: go to Cincinnati on Sunday mornings , the street parking is free.

Breathtaking views! The best time to go would be on a clear night with no chance of rain. You can see much farther without fog or heavy clouds. It's Ambient, colorful and exhilarating. 2 people can get access for under $20. It can get windy up there. Bring a jacket. I went with a friend on a November night. It was chilly, but well worth it! Absolutely beautiful!

One of the eight wonders of Cincinnati. The city's original skyscraper. Beautiful Deco features. A few shops but always Hathaways. Observation deck costs $6 cash which I didn't have on me - a good excuse to return. Also houses the famed Netherland Hilton that is worth a visit in its own right.

Awesome views of the city. However they do not take debit cards, for the dumbest reason under the sun. According to the woman working the register, they do not take debit cards, because they do not want to be robbed.

First time and only time I went to Cincy and had time to kill, so I wanted to hit a couple local attractions. I think it was like $7-8 and had some really cool views. Had to walk through a hotel to access the observation deck which was a bit confusing.

We came in on a whim and had such a great time! Trey and Isabelle are so knowledgeable and friendly. We chatted at length about scents and all sorts of things. Can’t wait to come back! Thanks for a fun mental health break :)

Staff was very friendly. This was my first time making candles. And I thought it would take longer, but the process was fairly quick. It was waiting doe them to set that took a long time (about 90 minutes for the size I bought). So prepare for that when planning. Also, parking is limited to street or surface parking lots which can vary in cost. But overall it was a fun experience.

My husband and I were visiting from Chicago and went here because someone we met while vacationing in Gatlinburg recommended it. At the Candle Lab we made a special candle “The Heichman”. We were on opposite ends of the scent spectrum and Natalie and Rolan (sp) were so patient with us. The process was so easy and fun. First you need to figure out what type of scents you like. In order to do that you need to smell the different candles they have. If you don’t want to smell all the candles, they are alphabetize so you can pick the ones that you already know you like. They provide you with a sheet of paper where you write down your top scents. Then they help you figure out a custom scent.We literally smelled like every scent. They helped us narrow it down to the perfect blend of “water” scents from our list. They also helped us do the same with our own individual wax melts and another one for my husband’s company Sweet Comfort Creations. We received a label so we can customize name our custom scents. We highly recommend going here if you want a creative way to connect with your loved ones and friends. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere was inviting and warm. We picked up our candles a few days later because we came late in the day. We highly recommend this place.

Totally fun experience! Everyone there was nice, friendly, and welcoming! They were helpful in picking scents out and helped along the way. Worth every dollar. Worth!

So much fun! You smell the scents, make notes of the ones you like, then you try to combine scents that work together. Once you have your combos, you can mix & pour your candles and name your scent. They have jars in a variety of sizes and colors, you can make tarts, and even spray! It takes about 2 hours before the candles are ready, so I'd plan to eat or just explore downtown. Very cool, would definitely recommend.

Went to The Candle Lab for the first time today and had such a great experience! They have so many scents to choose from it’s almost impossible to narrow it down to just three. The employees were extremely knowledgeable and helpful when it came to choosing the final scents for the candle. You do everything from choosing which three scents go in the candle, making your own mixture of the oils so you decide how much of each one ends up in the candle, picking which jar you want, and decorating the label that will go on the bottom of the candle. I went by myself and had a great time but it would also be fun as a group. The candles only need about 2 hours to set so you have plenty of time to grab lunch or shop around OTR. Highly highly recommend!

Very fun thing to do with friends. The candle isn't as strong when burning as it is when you're mixing the oils so keep that in mind. Overall, the price and experience was good