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IN THE NEWS2019-12-20 :: WEEKEND WISHING - A couple weekends ago we headed to Cincinnati, OH and spent the weekend playing tourist. It is a city we visit frequently, but during this trip we decided to really fully explore the city. We treated it as if we had never been to the area before and crammed our schedule full of activities, eating, drinking and relaxing.. just like we do when we travel to new cities. At the end of the weekend I had a whole new appreciation and love for the area. Moral of the story? I HIGHLY suggest planning a trip to Cincinnati. More > 2019-12-12 :: WALLETHUB - Cincinnati, Ohio takes first place in our study, moving up from fourth place last year. It ranks within the top 25% of the study for all five metrics we considered. In particular, it has top-20 rates for total number of breweries, at 30; breweries per 100,000 residents, at approximately 10 and average number of beers per brewery, at approximately 103. The average price of a pint in Cincinnati is $4.00. Relative affordability and variety make the city a savory option for even the choosiest of beer lovers. More >
2019-12-12 :: CAMELS & CHOCOLATE - Beer is entwined in Cincinnati’s DNA. In fact, in the 1800s, Cincy was declared “the beer capital of the world.” And with Germans being some of its first European settlers, it’s no surprise that the beer in Cincinnati is legit.
2019-11-29 :: MONEY INC. - Cincinnati is a wonderful city to visit as it has something for everyone. Located along the Ohio River, this city is known for its architecture, sports teas, history, and its involvement in the brewing industry. Although there is a vast choice of activities and attractions that you could include in your itinerary, the following are the 20 best things to do in Cincinnati for first-time visitors.
2019-11-27 :: PARENTS - A weekend festival made for food lovers and a famous hippo at a popular zoo are just a few reasons why you should grab the family and head to Cincinnati for a few days. 2019-11-22 :: OTTSWORLD - I know we all have a limited amount of vacation time. I also know that most people are enticed by the exotic, beachy, or popular destinations when you do spend that precious vacation time. So why am I telling you to take that vacation time and travel to Cincinnati? I too was slightly skeptical about Cincinnati when I decided to go there. After all, there were no mountains, no oceans, and no glitzy skyline. Little did I know that Cincinnati didn’t need any of those glitzy things…it instead had surprisingly cool history and personality that I didn’t even know existed in middle America. On this trip, I discovered Cincinnati. It was full of culture and quirkiness and I spent most of my time saying the words, “I had no idea Cincinnati had this!” More >
2019-11-20 :: SOCIETY 19 - Cincinnati is filled with activities to keep you entertained, fed and happy. The best hot spots in Cincinnati right now may surprise you, from an interactive art museum, to a giant Ferris wheel, to axe throwing, here are the best hot spots in Cincinnati that you have to check out!
2019-11-18 :: CAMELS & CHOCOLATES - Cincinnati breathes art and proudly shouts into the light that it cares about the aesthetics of its Art Deco-era urban jungle. You can’t throw a rock without hitting three murals, and you can’t wander more than a few blocks without seeing an innovative public art installation, many unlike you’ve ever seen in your life. It’s inspiring, and it’s what has quickly moved the Cincinnati art scene up the ranks in our book, landing it among America’s top art destinations, a story we’ve been dying to share in full with fellow travelers and art lovers alike. 2019-11-13 :: LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER - I need to get my Cincinnati fix on a regular basis — say at least once or twice a year. Usually, one of the visits is devoted to exploring the Queen City’s cultural attractions (it has more than you might think) and the other to checking out favorite restaurants (again, more than you might imagine.) This time the trip was mainly for the purpose of eating, with a few other activities thrown in between meals. First things first — let’s get to the food. More > 2019-11-05 :: CHICAGO TRIBUNE - What began as a humble German stew of long-simmering oats, seasonings and ground meat scraps — pork and beef livers, hearts, tongues, skin and more — has turned into a ubiquitous food of regional pride, used by chefs in casual to upscale settings. Chefs across the city have embraced goetta as a local product, and some are taking culinary risks with it. Brewers too! More > |
