Top Rated Attracties in Cincinnati

The Mother of God Parish Church is affiliated to the Roman Catholic Diocese. This beautiful church is replete with twin Renaissance-style towers and murals that make for panoramic sights. It also organizes good liturgical services and worship that bring the community together. This landmark is featured on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Cincinnati Times-Star Building is located at Cincinnati, Ohio. This historic building was built in the year 1933 C.E. The building was designed by the firm of Samuel Hannaford & Sons in the Art Deco Style of architecture. It is made of limestone had is 16 story high. It was listed on the National Registrar of Historic Places on November 25, 1983.

Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption is the main church of Diocese of Covington, KY. Established in 1895, on site of an even older church, the unfinished basilica is a beautiful Late Gothic structure, on Madison Avenue. Designed by Architect Leon Coquard, the gorgeous building is said to have taken inspiration from Notre Dame Basilica of Paris and although most of it still remains incomplete, it forms one of the most known attractions of Covington. Self-guided and guided tours are offered today to those interested to get an overview of the lovely architecture and art pieces thus included.

The Domhoff Buildings are located in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States. They are two historic commercial buildings. The buildings were designed by architect W.W. Franklin and were built in 1893. Both the buildings are four stories high and has a mix of Italianate and Queen Anne style of architecture. The buildings got added to the National Register of Historic Places on March 11, 1980.

Situated in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, Brewery District is a site soaked in history. Once the social and economic heart of the city, the area earned its name due the number of breweries it houses. Considered to be the center of the city's beer history, the are now boasts one of the largest collection of original, pre-prohibition breweries and other historical buildings. Now one of the major tourist attractions in this part of the city, hordes of beer-lovers flock to Brewery District for its brew-fests, brew-trail and several beer-related events.