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Discover a different side of Cincinnati on a guided tour that reveals the city’s lesser-known history and takes you into underground tunnels and even a hidden crypt. Whether you are new to the city or a long-time resident looking to learn more about Cincinnati, get unique insights and reveals secret corners of the city even most locals miss.

This isn’t a passive bus ride — it’s Cleveland brought to life. Ride in a charming trolley, hear authentic local stories, hop off for quick guided visits inside historic landmarks, and capture skyline photo ops along the way. We combine Cleveland’s rich history, iconic neighborhoods, and waterfront views into one seamless, engaging experience — perfect for first-time visitors and locals alike.

Cincinnati is home to many spooky sites, but visiting them alone doesn't offer the full picture. This guided walking tour takes you through the city after dark, to several haunted locations, including Memorial Hall, Washington Park and Taft's Ale House, where your guide will fill you in on their associated true life, chilling tales.

Whether you’re a local or a tourist, get to know Cleveland better on a food-focused tour of its coolest neighborhoods. With a small group of like-minded travelers and your foodie guide, start the tour at the West Side Market. Continue to a Mexican restaurant, a brewery, an ice-cream shop, a butcher, and more. Come hungry and enjoy tasty samples at each stop.

See a spookier side of Cleveland—and discover sights and stories you would never encounter on your own—on this evening walking tour. Explore the city's dark corners in the company of a guide, and learn all about its (allegedly) haunted history, from historic battles to the casualties of organized crime. Visit landmarks like the Arcade, Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Connor Palace, and more, all in one night out.

Archery dodgeball is a truly unique experience—foam-tipped arrows are used to "tag" opponents in a fun and exhilarating 60-minute session. Absolute beginner? No problem. Each booking begins with an introduction to get you set up. Then, battle it out as you try to score against the opposing team. There's time for around 8 games, plus a water break.

Tremont is a neighborhood of rich history, architecture, and cuisine. But, as a visitor, it can be tricky to choose which of its many great eateries to dine at. This walking tour explores Tremont's cuisine in depth — from its ethnic working class roots to the high-end gastronomic experiences now on offer — as you visit local restaurants to sample their dishes.

The Cleveland Guardians offer one of the most unique and fan-friendly experiences in MLB, anchored by the vibrant and modern Progressive Field. With incredible views of the Cleveland skyline, the stadium combines the charm of a classic ballpark with the comforts of a contemporary venue. The Guardians have invested in creating a welcoming environment for fans, from interactive fan zones to great food and drink options, making the entire gameday experience fun and accessible. Cleveland fans are among the most passionate and dedicated in baseball, and the city’s unique sports culture elevates the experience of attending a Guardians game. With a fanbase that is fiercely loyal and always ready to cheer on their team, the energy at Progressive Field is contagious. Whether it's a nail-biting late-inning rally or a walk-off win, the Guardians have a knack for dramatic moments that keep the crowd on its feet. A trip to Progressive Field to see the Guardians is not to be missed!

The Cincinnati Reds offer a one-of-a-kind live baseball experience, anchored by the historic Great American Ball Park, which sits along the Ohio River and boasts stunning views of downtown Cincinnati. The stadium combines modern amenities with traditional charm, and its open design means fans are treated to one of the most picturesque settings in the league. The Reds’ rich history as one of baseball’s founding teams gives their games a unique sense of tradition and pride. From the "Big Red Machine" era to current young stars like Elly De La Cruz, the Reds provide a mix of nostalgia and exciting, youthful talent. The team has a reputation for gritty play, speed on the bases, and an electric offense, making their games fast-paced and full of dramatic moments. The team’s rich baseball culture, combined with the friendly, community-focused vibe of Cincinnati, makes Great American Ball Park one of the most welcoming and exciting places to watch a game and a must-visit for all MLB fans!

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.

See Cincinnati from a whole new perspective on this group walking tour that uncovers the city's brewing history and architecture. Walk the western portion of the historic Brewery District, and hear tales of beer empires from centuries gone by. Head underground to the cellars of Jackson Brewery, visit the Sohn/Mohawk Brewery, and see several Christian Moerlein sites. Conclude your tour with a refreshing pint of local beer.

Cleveland's historic West Side Market is so chock-full of colorful vendors that it can feel overwhelming to a first time visitor. This guided tour takes you into the market to visit 15 specially selected vendors to sample their products, from beef jerky, to falafel and apple turnovers, while offering insight into the market's notable history and architecture.

Experience the thrill of skydiving without the risks of jumping out of a plane at the iFLY Cincinnati indoor skydiving center. A specially-designed vertical wind tunnel generates a wall-to-wall cushion of air and the entire experience is curated by an instructor who provides guidance and reassurance for nervous fliers. This controlled environment is perfect for anyone who is reluctant to skydive outdoors but wants to know what flying feels like.

If a standard history tour does not appeal, combine history with delicious food on this guided tour. Explore Cleveland's Little Italy neighborhood and learn about the Italian culture that has held firm here for generations. Visit some of the area's best restaurants, some long-standing, some newer, and sample such typical dishes as pasta, pizza, and meatballs.

The former Bruckmann Brewery complex in Cincinnati is one of the most complete 19th brewery sites in the country. Brewing began at this location in 1856 and continued for nearly 100 years. Most major components of the brewery are still in existence including the brewhouse, malthouse, bottling building, stables, family home, power plant, and the underground lagering cellars! After brewing operations ceased in 1950, much of the site was repurposed for other businesses including the Fountain Winery in the 1970s and the headquarters and production facility of the Worthmore Food Products Company, who specialized in producing Cincinnati style chili and mock turtle soup. This site has not been open to tours before and the Brewing Heritage Trail has put a lot of work into repairing the site, so that we can bring guests inside several of the buildings and into the underground lagering cellars. Don't miss out on this unique experience offered only by our non-profit organization!

See the creepy side of Cincinnati on this haunted pub crawl and ghost tour of the Queen City. Your tour guide will dress in costume and meet you at Queen City Radio, the oldest bar in the city. Stroll to the spookiest spots in Cincy, grabbing some spirits of your own at the local bars on the way. Scary stories will fill your journey as you pass by the Ghost Baby Bar, Washington Park, and Rosedale bar.

The Cincinnati Streetcar is an easy way to travel from Findlay Market to the Central Business District. This comfortable, modern streetcar follows a route close to most major downtown attractions, and our tour allows guests to experience some of the locally-owned restaurants along the line. Our combination of local history, good food, and small groups makes this the perfect introduction to any Cincinnati experience. Tour also available for private groups.

Explore the vibrant city of Toronto and the stunning Niagara Falls with this convenient combo ticket. Embark on a full-day guided tour to Niagara Falls, complete with hotel pick-up and scenic stops at Niagara-on-the-Lake, maple syrup tasting and Niagara wine tasting. Then, enjoy a flexible hop-on hop-off double-decker bus tour of Toronto, where you can visit iconic landmarks like the CN Tower and the Distillery District, all at your own pace. - Flexible hop-on hop-off bus tour in Toronto with 24 or 48-hour options - Visit top attractions like the CN Tower and St. Lawrence Market - Full-day guided tour to Niagara Falls with hotel pick-up included

Just a few blocks north of downtown Cincinnati lies Over the Rhine, a historic area founded by German immigrants. Sample the fare (and wine) at four local restaurants as your tour guide shares history and information about the neighborhood. Take a VIP tour of an urban wine cellar and window shop at the boutiques as you stroll between venues.

If you're a baseball fan, swap the typical sightseeing tours of Cincinnati for one focused on baseball history. This small-group tour explores the city through the lens of the events surrounding the controversial 1919 World Series that matched the Cincinnati Reds and the Chicago White Sox. See the key places in the establishment of the rule change that changed the sport forever.

Combine a delicious brunch with a walking tour. This small-group Saturday morning experience will have you exploring one of Cincinnati's most history-rich neighborhoods by foot and by streetcar while enjoying great food along the way. You'll visit Over-the-Rhine and the historic Findlay Market and enjoy dishes from a range of local eateries.

Professional baseball began in Cincinnati and this unique experience takes guests to every location where the Reds played during the 19th and 20th century, tracing the connection between historic brewing and baseball along the way! Beginning at the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum, the tour starts with an informative trip to Great American Ball Park and includes a stop in the Reds’ home dugout. From there, we head out via bus to Union Grounds and Cincinnati's Union Terminal, where the undefeated 1869 Red Stockings played baseball! The Crosley Field site is certainly on the list, as are Avenue Grounds and Bank Street Grounds. Findlay Market’s Opening Day Parade is a Cincinnati tradition dating back more than a century and we’ll take you along the original parade route on the way to the remaining structures of the historic John Hauck Brewery, owner of the team during the 1880s. Tours include a souvenir map, a ticket voucher to the Reds Hall of Fame, and a beer at the Moerlein Lager House!