Emma & Nick
Things To Do
Cincinnati Art Museum
One of our favorite spots to spend an afternoon and general admission is free! Don’t forget to snag a drink at the Blind Lemon in the Mount Adams neighborhood after.
Cincinnati Museum Center
Located inside the Union Terminal train station- Emma loved coming here on field trips as a kid and continues to visit the rotating exhibits each year! First time in Cincy? The permanent Cincinnati History Museum, Museum of Natural History & Science and The Children’s Museum are must sees.
Over-The-Rhine
Of course we have to include one of Cincinnati’s most famous neighborhoods! Whether you are a foodie, history buff, architecture lover or like to wander til you find a good lookin’ cocktail, this is it. Some honorable mentions to check out- Findlay Market, Washington Park/Music Hall, Vine Street, Brown Bear Bakery, Ghost Baby and many many more!
Thrift & Antique Stores
We love scoping out thrift/antique stores in other cities so here’s a list of favorites in our very own! •Flamingo Haven Antique Mall •St. Vincent de Paul- near Flamingo Haven 4530 Este Ave •St. Vincent de Paul- 2300 Beechmont Ave •Riverside Centre Antique Mall •Grand Antique Mall •Tim’s Picks on Main Street •Leftcoast Modern •Goodwill- 3080 Markbreit Ave •Goodwill- 4051 Commercial Dr •Legacies Upscale Resale •Ohio Book Store
Parks & Hiking
If you are up for it the next morning… there are beautiful parks and areas to explore! Some favorites include- •Ault Park (our 3rd date spot actually! Followed by a drink at Street Side Brewery) •California Woods (if you’re feeling up for a hike) •Smale Riverfront Park (go across the Roebling Bridge to check out Covington, KY) •Eden Park (near Cincinnati Art Museum) •Alms Park (views of downtown and the Ohio River) •Mt. Airy Forest •Over The Rhine neighborhood •Prospect Hill neighborhood •Northside neighborhood