Well worth the price if you have kids! Great children's museum!
Wonderful building with good museums. Friendly staffs and/or volunteers all around made it a very interactive experience for the kids on the History of Cincinnati side.
During the busy holiday season come as soon as the museum opens or earlier (10am) to ensure a close parking spot and a short line at the ticket counter.
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.
This museum is a must see stop if you're in the Cincinnati area. It has amazing and informative exhibits with new and interactive ways to view them.
The Museum Shop is fab! It's the place to find that gift for the hard to shop for person.
Great Museum nestled atop lovely Eden Park. Search-out the library; floor-to-high-ceiling windows flood the space with light.
$5 good looking museum
Love the reds hall of fame & museum
It's fun to take out-of-town visitors there to see our great baseball tradition! Read more.
As you walk through this wonderfully restored home with great decor.... note that these are world renowned "Old Master" paintings. One of America's "Great Surprise" museums.
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.
Great private collection. Remember to go out to Lytle Park and, just southeast of the Lincoln statue pay homage to the Marine Fountain!
Way overpriced if you are just coming here for the Childrens museum. Totter's Otterville in Covington is just as fun and parents are free!
Great interactive displays. Kids had a great time!
Love this place!
Fantastic place - like staying overnight at a modern art museum
The 21c Museum Hotel has it all from contemporary art to a mouth-watering culinary experience. Visit this renovated hotel and embrace the architecture of this historic landmark.
Amazing hotel, utterly hip. Yes, in Cincinnati. Well played. Staff are delightful. Rooms are deliciously quiet and comfortable. Stay.
Unique art museum displaying innovative & thought provoking work sprawled out over 6 stories. Family friendly, cost is $7.50 for adults, $4.50 for kids and FREE on Monday nights between 5-9pm. Read more.
Stop in the shop to buy a gift for the creative type in your life.
I want to see the Shepard Fairey exhibit! Read more.
Bring a camera and tripod. Lots of nostalgia here!
One of the coolest places in town. They have an amazing collection of vintage signs, from Mail Pouch Tobacco barns to neon of all types.
Now open! Wednesday - Sunday. Learn more at our website: www.signmuseum.org. Come and see and let us know where you would like to see us go from here. (We're still a work in progress...)
Carew Tower under construction on 7/10/1930. The flag on top denoted that the building's full height, 49 stories, had been reached. Photo courtesy Cincinnati Museum Center.
There's no better view of the city then from the top of Carew Tower
The site under construction in January 1930. Construction began just one month before the stock market crash of 1929. From the collection of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
Visit on a clear night in the winter, but dress warmly as the roof retracts for star/planet gazing.
Home to the world's oldest telescope still in use nightly by the public - an 11” wood and brass refractor from 1842. John Quincy Adams gave his last public speech during the 1843 cornerstone ceremony. Read more.
If you become a member, you can rent telescopes!
Fountain Square during a "Made in Cincinnati" display on 8/26/1913. The Square has been remodeled significantly several times during its history. Photo courtesy Cincinnati Museum Center.
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.
free concerts here are the best. ALSO CHRISTMAS HERE IS A MUST.
The Netherland Plaza cocktail bar as it appeared on July 8, 1942. The art deco styling found throughout the rest of the hotel is apparent. Photo courtesy Cincinnati Museum Center.
Yummy perfect soup of the day - pork belly with swiss chard
Don't Drink the mini-bottles of water on the t.v!!
Learn about the greatest Reds of all time at the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum. Read more.
Great American Ball Park is home to the Cincinnati Reds. Fans will love coming here for a game, as well as to the very cool Reds Hall of Fame and Museum!
Amazing open air ball park, close to the river so the view is pretty great too
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA