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This is a town of best-kept secrets, where the thrill of a new discovery lies around every corner.
- Travel and Leisure Magazine
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Enjoy Cincinnati USA's national museums and acclaimed attractions. Be inspired at the National Underground Freedom Center or stroll the world's sexiest zoo. Ride the greatest wooden roller coaster ever built at Kings Island and hold on tight. Cincinnati USA's attractions often lure attendees before and after the convention... and provide a more energizing space to hold a meeting or breakout section.
MAJOR ATTRACTIONS
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Accent on Cincinnati
A professional destination management corporation. Services include: sight-seeing tours, receptions, banquets, theme parties, hospitality programs, décor, entertainment; city-wide transportation/shuttles.
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AFK Geocaching
Explore art, history and culture through Geocaching. Geocaching is an anywhere, anytime scavenger hunt that uses your smart-phone to find hidden containers at selected locations. Learn more at our Website.
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American Legacy Tours
Since 2009 American Legacy Tours has been providing tours, event management and convention support services for the Greater Cincinnati Area. We offer 12 different tours that can all be customized for your group. We can host groups from 5 to 5000 and have been featured in: The New York Times, Forbes Travel, the BBC America, and National Geographic. Contact us today and a member of our staff will be happy to help you.
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American Sign Museum
The museum is home to the history of American signage over the last century. Signs from the late 1800's are hand painted and gold leafed. Milk glass letters illuminate the electric age alongside bare bulbs. The thirty's gave rise to neon signs and a rainbow of new signs. Post war, plastics became quite popular. All these era's come together on Main Street, where we've recreated a streetscape you'll have to see to believe! It's a great family activity, and the most unique party space in Cincinnati! For information on guided tours and event, please visit our website!
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BB Riverboats
BB Riverboats is one of Cincinnati's top attractions and has served the Greater Cincinnati area for over 3 decades. We specialize in lunch, sightseeing, and dinner cruises on the beautiful Ohio River. Both of our authentic riverboats are available for private charter and each boat has smaller private rooms to accommodate groups of all sizes. Come and see why everything is better on the river!
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Blooms & Berries Farm Market
Open Mid April - October, this beautiful farm market offers many seasonal experiences including an attractive garden center, pick your own fruit, farm fresh produce and "Fall On The Farm". Check Blooms and Berries.com immediately before your visit, as offerings change daily.
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Bonnybrook Farms
Bonnybrook Farms is a unique private event venue offering fun in the country for Convention, Corporate, Motor Coach and special groups. Bonnybrook's friendly and accommodating staff will tailor a Chuck Wagon Dinner Ride, Old-Fashioned Picnic or Special Event for your group and budget along with a menu of fresh made on the farm, hickory smoked pork and chicken, salads, sides and homemade desserts. Delicious food and one-of-a-kind farm activities combine for an unforgettable day on this beautiful 370 acre working farm. To learn more about how Bonnybrook can make your upcoming event special, visit BonnybrookFarms.com.
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Breakout Cincinnati
Breakout Cincinnati isn’t your average outing or everyday experience. With different rooms that follow unique storylines, you and your friends will have 60 minutes to escape your adventure of choice. Crack the codes, solve puzzles, and follow the clues to solve the mystery. Breakout games is part problem solving, part adrenaline, and end-to-end fun.
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Carew Tower
Carew Tower is a 49-story, 574ft building completed in 1930 in the heart of downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, overlooking the Ohio River waterfront. It is the second-tallest building in the city and was added to the register of National Historic Landmarks on April 19, 1994. It is named for Joseph T. Carew, proprietor of the Mabley & Carew department store chain, which had previously operated on the site since 1877.
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Cincinnati Art Museum
Love Van Gogh? Monet? O'Keeffe?
Located in scenic Eden Park, the Cincinnati Art Museum features a diverse collection of more than 65,000 artworks spanning 6,000 years, including painting, sculptures, decorative arts, fashion, photography and prints.
The museum also presents special exhibitions each year.
Enjoy lunch at the Terrace Cafe or stop in the gift shop for the best art-related gifts in town.
General admission is always free to 73 permanent collection galleries and the REC family interactive center. Exhibition pricing varies. Parking is free, starting September 26, 2016.
Open Tuesday - Sunday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. starting November 3, 2016.
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Cincinnati Fire Museum
The Cincinnati Fire Museum highlights the significant contributions Cincinnati has made ever since it became the first paid professional fire department in the U.S in 1853. Its mission is to share and celebrate the history of firefighting in Cincinnati while providing a unique fire-safety education experience.
Listed on the National Historic Registry since 1974, the museum building was once the Engine Company #45 Firehouse starting in 1906. In 1980, the firehouse was transformed into the Cincinnati Fire Museum. And since then, people of all ages have come to see one of the best collections of firefighting artifacts in the United States.
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Cincinnati Heritage Programs - Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal
The Cincinnati Museum Center Heritage Programs is proud to present its 2017 schedule of historical, cultural and architectural tours. For more than 30 years, the docents have enjoyed sharing their passions for history.The all-volunteer Cincinnati Heritage Programs has unlocked doors to privately owned places generally not open to the public.The Ambassadors of Cincinnati History strive to inspire people to learn and appreciate the regions history. Visit cincymuseum.org/programs/heritage for tour dates.
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Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal
The Duke Energy Children's Museum is open at Union Terminal and consistently ranks in the top 10 children’s museums in the U.S. All ages can experience Vikings: Beyond The Legend, a myth-busting exhibition that has captivated millions of people around the world, as the largest collection of Viking artifacts to visit North America comes to Cincinnati. Buy tickets now at cincymuseum.org. Members Always Save. Discounted Group tickets available. #VikingsSailCincy
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Cincinnati Observatory
The region's most exciting learning opportunities for families, scouts, K-12 students & teachers. Two National Historic Landmark buildings, one designed by noted architect Samuel Hannaford, complement the beautiful green space setting. The Museum is open Monday-Friday 12-4pm. Public telescope viewing most Thursday and Friday evening (times vary, reservations required). 2nd & 4th Sunday historical tours. Special science, historical and community events throughout the year. See our website and Facebook page for the complete program listing.
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Cincinnati Park Board
Hill-top parks with spectacular views, a 1,459-acre forest to explore, Krohn Conservatory’s year-round greenery, nature centers that host family programs, architectural gems to host your special event, picnic areas galore, enclosed dog parks: these are some of the great features of Cincinnati Parks. Cincinnati Parks ensures that everyone enjoys close-to-home access to a park, playground, or natural area. Cincinnati Parks maintains parkways and neighborhood gateways in addition to managing Cincinnati’s Street Tree program on 1,000 miles of city streets.
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Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum
The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame Museum was created in 1958 to celebrate greatness, preserve history, and provide inspiration. This interactive family entertainment venue showcases the world’s largest collection of Cincinnati Reds Memorabilia and artifacts. While visiting the Cincinnati Reds Museum go back in time to the theater that is modeled after the Crosley Field bleachers. Today, the Museum is home to hundreds of plaques, photographs, and memories so don’t miss out on this admirable Cincinnati destination.
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Cincinnati Riverside Food Tours
Visiting Cincinnati? On a Riverside Food Tour, you get it all! We offer 6 different neighborhood Food and Culture tours 7 days a week. From the banks of the Ohio River through downtown to Over the Rhine and Historic Findlay Market, we show it all! Between explorations, dine at 5 unique restaurants. Enjoy generous servings, not little bites. Sip tastings of beer and wine too.
Be entertained by a local certified guide who loves this city! Immerse yourself in the culture of the neighborhoods as we walk, share history, old photos and fascinating stories. Our three hour tours are guaranteed to leave you satisfied - both mind & body. We are the experts in culinary and cultural adventures!
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Cincinnati Urban Adventures
Explore Cincinnati with an experienced local guide who can't wait to share their great love of the city they call home! Our "Nati in a Nutshell" tour, crams all of Cincinnati into one big adventure! Explore the city's natural riverfront beauty and amazing architecture while learning about its rich and diverse history. Throw in a streetcar ride, a visit to the local farmers market, views from way up high, and a few of Cincinnati’s favorite foods & you’re sure to have the Best. Day. Ever. We also have a craft beer & BBQ tour, a wine & food tasting tour, an Over-the-Rhine tour, and a tour that includes Covington, Kentucky. Private and group tours available.
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Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
The Zoological Society of Cincinnati was founded in 1873 and officially opened its doors in 1875, making the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden the second oldest Zoo in the United State. The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is dedicated to creating adventure, conveying knowledge, conserving nature, and serving the community. Our facility offers three meeting rooms the Safari Lodge, the TreeTops, and the Leed-Certified Frisch’s Theater.
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Cincinnati's Best Walking Tours, LLC
Cincinnati's Best Walking Tours offers fun and informative explorations of downtown Cincinnati's past and present. We focus on the old heart of the city, including the Lytle Park Historic District, 4th Street, The Banks, Fountain Square, the Central Business District, the Entertainment District, and more. Our goal is to always show you The Best of Cincinnati! Group and private tours are available. Walk with us and see the Queen City!
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