Things To Do

Over-The-Rhine

The largest collection of Italianate architecture in the United States, Over-the-Rhine is an historic district once home to the highest concentration of bars and music venues outside Paris. It has been making headlines over the last decade for its incredibly rapid and successful revitalization. Theaters, bars, and boutiques line Vine Street and Main Street, while Washington Park offers a perfect green space to gather and relax.

Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal

Another National Historic Landmark, Cincinnati's Art Deco Union Terminal still serves Amtrak and is also home to natural history, children's, local history, and Holocaust museums.

Findlay Market

Fountain Square

Contemporary Arts Center

John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge

Smale Riverfront Park

Cincinnati Music Hall

This National Historic Landmark theater was built in 1876 and hosts the symphony, opera, and ballet.

Eden Park

Cincinnati Observatory

National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

Cincinnati was one of the major routes on the Underground Railroad and this Smithsonian museum has powerful exhibits about slavery and freedom in American history and contemporary society.

Cincinnati Art Museum

American Sign Museum

Beautiful collection of neon signs from across the country that spans decades.

Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

A beautiful public zoo very close to the University of Cincinnati campus. It is home to Fiona, local celebrity and baby Hippopotamus.

Pendleton Art Center

Excellent collection of local artists' studios within walking distance from our home.

The Swing House

An Italianate home in the Camp Washington neighborhood that has transformed into an art installation by local artist Mark deJong. All floors and interior walls were removed and a giant swing was installed in the cavernous 2.5-story space. It is open to the public on select days each month and it is even available as an Airbnb rental!