Karen’s guidebook - Sightseeing
Neighborhoods
Favorite neighborhoods with lots to offer.
Over-The-Rhine
Classy, upscale neighborhood. Hyde Park square with its quaint specialty shops and restaurants somewhat resembles Europe.
38 habitants recommandent
Hyde Park
2700 Erie AveClassy, upscale neighborhood. Hyde Park square with its quaint specialty shops and restaurants somewhat resembles Europe.
Artsy community with many homes and condos perched on the hill overlooking downtown Cincinnati and Ohio River. Parking is difficult on the narrow steep streets but there are restaurants, galleries and clubs - some venues with a sparkling view of the city lights. Mt. Adams is also home to the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and the Cincinnati Art museum - both worth a visit.
60 habitants recommandent
Mount Adams
Artsy community with many homes and condos perched on the hill overlooking downtown Cincinnati and Ohio River. Parking is difficult on the narrow steep streets but there are restaurants, galleries and clubs - some venues with a sparkling view of the city lights. Mt. Adams is also home to the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and the Cincinnati Art museum - both worth a visit.
Northside - a burgeoning progressive neighborhood known for its community activism, creative culinary establishments and shops, nightlife and MOBO, Cincinnati's bicycle coop.
23 habitants recommandent
Northside
Northside - a burgeoning progressive neighborhood known for its community activism, creative culinary establishments and shops, nightlife and MOBO, Cincinnati's bicycle coop.
Mount Lookout takes its name from the landmark 1800s Cincinnati Observatory, which offers tours and stargazing nights. Ault Park features elaborate gardens, picnic shelters, and nature trails, while nearby Alms Park is known for dramatic views over the Little Miami and Ohio rivers. A few casual restaurants cater to local crowds, and the art deco theater The Redmoor hosts live jazz and soul.
16 habitants recommandent
Mount Lookout
Mount Lookout takes its name from the landmark 1800s Cincinnati Observatory, which offers tours and stargazing nights. Ault Park features elaborate gardens, picnic shelters, and nature trails, while nearby Alms Park is known for dramatic views over the Little Miami and Ohio rivers. A few casual restaurants cater to local crowds, and the art deco theater The Redmoor hosts live jazz and soul.
Loveland - a beautiful city along the scenic Little Miami River. Although Loveland is small, it is home to a few cute shops and restaurants along with the Loveland Bike Trail - a 70-mile flat, paved trail which runs along an old railroad track. If you care to go further out, you will come to Lebanon , a quaint old city filled with antique shops.
15 habitants recommandent
Loveland
Loveland - a beautiful city along the scenic Little Miami River. Although Loveland is small, it is home to a few cute shops and restaurants along with the Loveland Bike Trail - a 70-mile flat, paved trail which runs along an old railroad track. If you care to go further out, you will come to Lebanon , a quaint old city filled with antique shops.
Sightseeing
This was once the place everyone came to travel by train, including the veterans returning from WWII. Very cool building with 1930 Art Deco style is made to look like an old Crosby Radio.
247 habitants recommandent
Centre des musées de Cincinnati à Union Terminal
1301 Western AveThis was once the place everyone came to travel by train, including the veterans returning from WWII. Very cool building with 1930 Art Deco style is made to look like an old Crosby Radio.
Less known park that overlooks Lunken Airport and Little Miami River
36 habitants recommandent
Alms Park
710 Tusculum AveLess known park that overlooks Lunken Airport and Little Miami River
Beautiful park near Red's & Bengal Stadiums has walking trail along the Ohio River, swings and fun kid's areas where you can dance on giant piano keys. Lots of good restaurants and things to do on this side of Downtown.
211 habitants recommandent
Smale Riverfront Park
West Mehring WayBeautiful park near Red's & Bengal Stadiums has walking trail along the Ohio River, swings and fun kid's areas where you can dance on giant piano keys. Lots of good restaurants and things to do on this side of Downtown.
Walk to both Stadiums, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and many great restaurants including Ruth's Chris Steak House, Taste of Belgium and Yard House.
55 habitants recommandent
The Banks
145 Second St EWalk to both Stadiums, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and many great restaurants including Ruth's Chris Steak House, Taste of Belgium and Yard House.