Top Cincinnati Culture - page 2

Our fun begins at the Cincinnati Lager House, where we'll have a flight of beers and take a short tour of the brewpub, before enjoying a freshly prepared brunch. Afterward, we catch a streetcar to Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, looking for relics of the city's brewing past, both large and small, often hidden in plain sight. We'll share stories of not only the breweries that helped to build the Queen City, but also the saloons where thirsty citizens gathered every day. Along the way, we'll visit the historic underground lagering cellars of the the Park Brewery, open for the first time to visitors in many years and only available through this tour! After our underground exploration, the tour stops in for a pint at the Lackman Bar, located at a pre-Prohibition saloon site, with many local favorites on tap. Finally, we'll catch the streetcar and head back to the Cincinnati Lager House. A flight of beers, brunch entree, and a pint at the Lackman Bar are included with the tour.

Experience an urban renaissance unlike any other in the U.S. See how 19th century Italianate architecture has been restored and how neglected buildings are now renovated restaurants, shops, and residences. Enjoy enough food for lunch during this 3-hour walking tour. Tour also available for private groups.

Explore Cincinnati in a new way, and at your own pace, with a unique twist on a scavenger hunt and bar crawl. This app-based activity makes it easy to explore at your own pace and at the time of your choosing. Visit bars and clubs and complete challenges while you explore the city's bar scene.

Explore Cincinnati’s iconic Findlay Market, a landmark of the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, and sample its many flavors on this small-group tasting and tour. Follow your guide around the historic market, meet with five different vendors and sample a variety of their specialty food items, while learning about the market

Join us for a spine-tingling historical ghost tour of the Clifton Neighborhood in Cincinnati, Ohio. Explore the haunted streets and historic sites of this charming neighborhood as we uncover the eerie tales, ghostly legends and crimes of long ago. From mysterious apparitions and duplicitous family dealings to unexplained phenomena and tragic deaths, our experienced guides will lead you on a journey through time, crime and the supernatural.

Cincinnati is hundreds of years old which means that its cemeteries hold countless stories of Cincinnati’s history. The historic Wesleyan Cemetery is the oldest continuously operating cemetery in the county and one of the most prominent in the city. Many notable people have been buried here over the decades, including abolitionists and Civil War veterans. Your tour guide will tell you the history of his racially integrated cemetery and point out significant grave sites.

Are you looking for a way to see Cincinnati without joining a tour group? Explore Cincinnati - otherwise known as Queen City, Queen of the West, and Porkopolis - at your own pace with this self-guided walking tour. Cincinnati was one of the first frontier towns in America‘s west. It claims to have had the first professional baseball team, the First professional fire fighting brigade, the first reinforced steel skyscraper. On this walking tour, you‘ll be introduced to this city of firsts and its rich history by Phil, an experienced tour producer and working actor. Stroll through the city‘s revitalized downtown area, taking in the beautiful sprawling Smale Riverfront Park, the glorious John A Roebling Suspension Bridge, and the newly developed Banks area. From there, it's onto exploring more of the urban core of the town. Take this self-guided audio tour to explore what makes Cincinnati an early frontier city still steeped in history today.