I moved to a Cincinnati suburb in 2012 and I honestly didn't like anything about it. I'm a city girl at heart so being detached from city life didn't sit well with me to the point that I almost moved out of Cincinnati in 2017 but instead, I decided to be a tourist in my own city and explore what it has to offer. 6 years later and i'm still here yall!
Food is great, art scene is amazing, people are so welcoming, and it's affordable!!
Not many people know this but Cincinnati has the 2nd biggest Oktoberfest in the world! (Hint: first one in Germany). So if you're planning to come in September, make sure you go to the banks and check out the best Oktoberfest you'd ever experience.
Our airport is in Kentucky. BUT. I'd like to think that it was done on purpose so you can see the beautiful skyline of the city as you're coming in.
So, I created this short guide to help people see the beauty that i saw in Cincinnati so I hope your visit here is marvelous!
Breakfast at Taste of Belgium: Start your day with a delicious breakfast at Taste of Belgium in Over-the-Rhine. Their waffles and coffee are a local favorite.
A visit to Cincinnati is not complete without a picture in front of our city sign!
Not a lot of people know this but the same architect that built the Brooklyn Bridge, built the Roebling first! You definitely have to cross the bridge before heading over to Cincinnati
Cincinnati Art Museum: Head to the Cincinnati Art Museum in Eden Park. Explore its impressive collection of artworks from different cultures and time periods. The museum's location offers beautiful views of the city.
Findlay Market: After the musuem, head back to Over-the-Rhine and have lunch at Findlay Market. This historic market offers a diverse selection of food vendors, from barbecue to international cuisine.
Walking Bar Tour: Begin your walking bar tour in Over-the-Rhine, known for its vibrant brewery scene. Visit some of the area's craft breweries such as Rhinegeist Brewery, Taft's Ale House, and Moerlein Lager House. Enjoy local craft beers and soak in the lively atmosphere.
Dont miss some of my favorite bars below:
And no visit to OTR should be completed without a visit to the famous Gomez salsa! Order the turtle taco; that's what they're famous for!
Head to The Banks, a riverfront entertainment district. You'll find several restaurants offering a variety of dining options. Yard House, Tin Roof, or Moerlein Lager House are great choices.
Cincinnati Riverfront: After dinner, take a leisurely stroll along the Cincinnati Riverfront. Enjoy the scenic views of the Ohio River and the Cincinnati skyline. If you're lucky, you might catch the Roebling Suspension Bridge lit up at night.
Newport on the Levee: Cross the river into Newport, Kentucky, and explore Newport on the Levee. You can enjoy a beverage at one of the riverside restaurants. The area offers a unique perspective of Cincinnati from across the Ohio River.
ENJOY ZINZINNATI!
I moved to a Cincinnati suburb in 2012 and I honestly didn't like anything about it. I'm a city girl at heart so being detached from city life didn't sit well with me to the point that I almost moved out of Cincinnati in 2017 but instead, I decided to be a tourist in my own city and explore what it has to offer. 6 years later and i'm still here yall!
Food is great, art scene is amazing, people are so welcoming, and it's affordable!!
Not many people know this but Cincinnati has the 2nd biggest Oktoberfest in the world! (Hint: first one in Germany). So if you're planning to come in September, make sure you go to the banks and check out the best Oktoberfest you'd ever experience.
Our airport is in Kentucky. BUT. I'd like to think that it was done on purpose so you can see the beautiful skyline of the city as you're coming in.
So, I created this short guide to help people see the beauty that i saw in Cincinnati so I hope your visit here is marvelous!
Breakfast at Taste of Belgium: Start your day with a delicious breakfast at Taste of Belgium in Over-the-Rhine. Their waffles and coffee are a local favorite.
A visit to Cincinnati is not complete without a picture in front of our city sign!
Not a lot of people know this but the same architect that built the Brooklyn Bridge, built the Roebling first! You definitely have to cross the bridge before heading over to Cincinnati
Cincinnati Art Museum: Head to the Cincinnati Art Museum in Eden Park. Explore its impressive collection of artworks from different cultures and time periods. The museum's location offers beautiful views of the city.
Findlay Market: After the musuem, head back to Over-the-Rhine and have lunch at Findlay Market. This historic market offers a diverse selection of food vendors, from barbecue to international cuisine.
Walking Bar Tour: Begin your walking bar tour in Over-the-Rhine, known for its vibrant brewery scene. Visit some of the area's craft breweries such as Rhinegeist Brewery, Taft's Ale House, and Moerlein Lager House. Enjoy local craft beers and soak in the lively atmosphere.
Dont miss some of my favorite bars below:
And no visit to OTR should be completed without a visit to the famous Gomez salsa! Order the turtle taco; that's what they're famous for!
Head to The Banks, a riverfront entertainment district. You'll find several restaurants offering a variety of dining options. Yard House, Tin Roof, or Moerlein Lager House are great choices.
Cincinnati Riverfront: After dinner, take a leisurely stroll along the Cincinnati Riverfront. Enjoy the scenic views of the Ohio River and the Cincinnati skyline. If you're lucky, you might catch the Roebling Suspension Bridge lit up at night.
Newport on the Levee: Cross the river into Newport, Kentucky, and explore Newport on the Levee. You can enjoy a beverage at one of the riverside restaurants. The area offers a unique perspective of Cincinnati from across the Ohio River.
ENJOY ZINZINNATI!