Home of the famed Cincinnati Reds, the Great American Ball Park has been hosting devoted fans and sports enthusiasts since 2003. Replete with state-of-the-art technology and excellent seating, the stadium marked its eighth season in the top flight (the MLB) in the 2010 season. Fans will appreciate the Great American Ball Park's scenic and central location on the Ohio River, as well as the many amenities offered here.
In the historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood lies this 150-year-old park where many community activities take place. A popular spot for walking, jogging, and biking for locals, Washington Park boasts a playground and interactive water park. The park also hosts an array of cultural events like concerts, festivals, markets, and more. In 2012, Washington Park underwent extensive renovations that included an expansion and the addition of underground parking. Come for a quiet afternoon or local festivities, just don't miss out on Washington Park on your tour of Cincinnati.
With ever-changing scenery, white linen table cloths, and a four-course meal, a dining experience aboard the Cincinnati Dinner Train is truly one-of-a-kind. Amble through the greater Cincinnati area as you dine on succulent dishes of prime rib, smoked salmon, and chocolate pecan pie in a vintage 1940's diner car. This unique experience is only available on Saturday evenings, so plan accordingly.
Nestled in the heart of Cincinnati, Fountain Square dates to as far back as 1871. Having been the primary locus of the city's civic and commercial nuances, this iconic square has been an integral part of the city center ever since its inception, and array of restaurants, shops and offices lie strewn across its structural expanse. Perhaps the centerpiece of this sprawling square is the incredibly ornate, bronze-cloaked Tyler Davidson Fountain, which was built when local businessman Henry Probasco wanted to honor his brother-in-law. Popularly known as 'The Square', this cherished landmark comes alive with effervescent dusky hues come night, further accentuated by the mellow glow and gushing fervor of the fountain lying in the foreground. With its tagline 'Where Cincinnati Connects' doing justice to its communal, inclusive and spirited tenor, the Square is, indeed, an indelible landmark of the city. Fountain Square has played host to a string of well-known festivals and events including Oktoberfest, and continues to do so.
Opened in 2000, this purpose-built stadium is home to the Cincinnati Bengals, an American Football team with a significant standing in the NFL (National Football League). With a capacity to seat a mammoth 65,515 spectators, the stadium boasts modern facilities for the fans as well as the teams and media-persons. Besides the normal seats, the stadium also offers plush private suites from where you can enjoy the game in peace. The stadium has ample concession options as well as a few fine dining ones for foodies. The collective roar of the fans on game days is something every Bengals fan should experience at Paul Brown.
For a change of scenery from the regular downtown nightlife, head north to the Go Bananas comedy club. This fun-filled club opens its door almost every day to some of the best comedians nationwide. Be prepared for a side-splitting jokes from noted artists like Bill Burr, Tony Woods, and Troy Baxley, all of whom have repeatedly performed here. Go Bananas is the perfect place to unwind with your friends, and for a comedy club, the bartenders mix some pretty mean cocktails. If you want to keep the fun going after catching a show, head next door to McLevy's Pub, where most of the comedians hang out. Call in advance or go online for your tickets as these tend to sell out quickly.
Ever since the 19th century, Boone has been distilling some of the finest bourbons in the state and Boone County Distilling Co. has kept the legacy alive. Take a tour of this magnificent facility as you learn the history of bourbon and the intricacies of its fermentation, ageing, and bottling. The tour ends at the elegant tasting room where you will have the opportunity to sample the many spirits and even buy a bottle or two if you fancy. The tour guides and staff are very friendly and knowledgeable and will ensure your visit and tour of the Boone County Distilling Co. is a pleasant and enjoyable one.
Opened in 2011, the Legends is well lit with chandeliers and has pictures of celebrities, music legends, autographs and murals adorning its walls. The main hall has a large dance floor and a stage for performances. The fully stocked bar features a wide range of spirits including 12 draft beers and 50 types of bottled beer. Their beautiful beer garden is decorated with a fountain, pavilions and canopies and a covered stage with acoustics. Regular live acts by international, national and local musicians keep the house rocking with the music of all genres. The Legends is also available for private events.
The Butler County Fairgrounds plays host to a variety of local events. Most of the events held at this fairground are agriculture centric where local farmers and business owners come to exhibit their produce. From meat, poultry to flowers and vegetables all are sold here and their quality is always top notch. In addition, barn events like horse racing, tractor pulling competitions, horseshoe pitching and many more are organized. Food is sold at many stands on site and there is plenty of entertainment for children as well.
Over-the-Rhine Brewery District was the heart of the city's beer brewing industry ever since the early 19th century until the days of prohibition. Today, this district is home to some of the best breweries in the state and organize special brewery tours that should not be missed when visiting the city. These tours take you on a journey through time as you admire 19th Century breweries that have been refurbished as well as some beautiful buildings that are examples of Classical architecture. This district also frequently organizes beer festivals and events that attract numerous visitors every year.
Home of the famed Cincinnati Reds, the Great American Ball Park has been hosting devoted fans and sports enthusiasts since 2003. Replete with state-of-the-art technology and excellent seating, the stadium marked its eighth season in the top flight (the MLB) in the 2010 season. Fans will appreciate the Great American Ball Park's scenic and central location on the Ohio River, as well as the many amenities offered here.
Established in 2005, Fairfield Community Arts Center has risen to become one of the most popular recreational spaces in Fairfield, OH. The venue is equipped with state of the art facilities and is available for plays, film screenings, cultural events, weddings, concerts, etc. Their stage series is what attracts the audience and the community center is associated with big groups like the Miami Valley Ballet Theater. The venue has a lounge, cafe and an elegant seating arrangement with a total capacity of 237. The center also houses temporary art exhibitions mainly dedicated to contemporary artists.