Top Ohio Cultural Tours - page 2

On this self-guided audio tour of Toledo, you'll embark on a voyage of Toledo’s maritime history, rewarded by Maumee River views. Join Tedd Long, writer and curator of Holy Toledo History and soak up the Port of Toledo and its maritime history on this immersive walking tour along downtown Toledo’s riverfront. You’ll follow a winding path beside the Maumee River to just past Promenade Park, where you’ll see the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Bridge before heading back towards the starting point. Along the way, Tedd will tell you why the Warehouse District was centred on Swan Creek, and how canals helped to transform the Glass City into what it is today. You’ll also learn about the great history of the Maumee River and how, when the wind changed direction in 1894, it saved downtown Toledo. You’ll have the opportunity to explore modern Toledo, too, by visiting nearby attractions like Promenade Park and Imagination Station, or dining and drinking al fresco along Summit Street.

Discover the Wadi Rum desert with a local guide; let him explain to you the Bedouin traditions and the environment. Be amazed by the preserved nature, its colors, its silence, its fauna and flora (desert mice, foxes, camels, birds, etc.). Discover the scenery you saw in movies filmed here (like Star Wars, Dune, Lawrence of Arabia, and The Martian). Admire the traces of ancient history (Nabateens, Early Islamic, Petroglyphs). Enjoy traditional meals while listening to the stories of Bedouin families. Discover the stars, see the Milky Way like no other place, and sleep in a traditional tent with a balcony to chill and windows to wake up with the rising sun.

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!

Our very unique, immersive adventures are the only ones of their kind. We, unlike other companies, provide your very own remote, interactive, live host to assist and encourage you along through your phone. We are an Austin, TX-based global custom event design company offering scavenger hunts and other events in 300+ cities in North America and beyond. Our specially hand-crafted adventures are equal parts tour, creative challenge, detective hunt, and social experiment! Guests get to discover in an alternate reality our favorite hidden gems off the beaten trail and creatively interpret fun art, history, and culture clues - for points! They get to enjoy fame and glory while appearing on our website’s international leaderboard, no matter what their score. They get to essentially race other teams in other cities, even if they don’t have competitors who have signed up in their city that day. Get ready to discover unusual oddities, laugh out loud, and make the experience your own!

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.

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. Discover the heart of Cleveland with your family, where every step is a new discovery. Start at Public Square, the city's vibrant core, where open spaces and historic monuments invite exploration and play. Venture to the Cuyahoga County Court House, an architectural marvel that tells the rich story of Cleveland's legal heritage. Find tranquility at Fort Huntington Park, a serene oasis with amazing Lake Erie views, perfect for family picnics and leisurely walks. Don't miss the iconic Free Stamp, a symbol of creativity and freedom, and a fun backdrop for memorable photos. Conclude your adventure in Downtown Cleveland, where the energy of city life is palpable. Skyscrapers, historic sites, and cultural gems blend seamlessly with trendy eateries and shops, offering something for every family member. This tour is your gateway to experiencing the diverse tapestry of Cleveland, creating cherished family memories in this dynamic city.

Discover the culinary delights of Dublin, Ohio, on this engaging walking tour that showcases the city's vibrant food scene. Over 3.5 hours, explore six unique stops including North High Brewing and Fado, tasting a variety of delicious offerings that can replace a full meal. This tour is perfect for food lovers eager to experience both traditional and contemporary flavors in a city rich in history and innovation. Vegetarian options are available with advance notice, ensuring everyone can enjoy this flavorful adventure. - 3.5-hour walking tour through Dublin's best food spots - Taste dishes from six local eateries, including craft breweries and bakeries - Full meal replacement with diverse flavors from Irish to Vietnamese - Vegetarian options accommodated with prior notice

We show the best sights in Cleveland in a 3 hour tour. We start downtown and then travel to the near west side neighborhoods and then head to University Circle and it's world famous attaractions. We can accomodate whatever the capacity of your vehicle is.

On our smart phone guided adventure you will be guided you through the historic streets of Mt. Adams and you’ll see the historic buildings, the staircases, an old speak easy, many of the best views of the city, historic churches and a mural as grand as the city itself. And I’ll share with you the tales of the folk figure Ida Martin, President John Adams, the founders of Mt. Adams, bottleleggers from the prohibition era, immigrant’s tales, vineyards, art, and the history that shaped Cincinnati, and America. Go at your own pace, anytime. Try doing that with a group tour! It’s time to get out and explore Cincinnati.

During this 4-hr tour, led by a guide with over 25 years of experience, you will get a thorough overview of must-see sights, as well as Cleveland's history, culture, arts, entertainment and architecture. The tour is perfect for anyone new to the city, or those wishing to learn more about it. You will see iconic landmarks, from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, to Playhouse Square, Cleveland's theater district showcasing the world's largest outdoor chandelier! There will be historically significant sites like St. John's Church, an important last stop on the Underground Railroad, and places of global significance, like Cleveland Clinic. We'll drive through colorful neighborhoods, including Little Italy, a hub for restaurants and art galleries, the revitalized Warehouse District, Ohio City and The Flats entertainment district along the scenic Cuyahoga River. Downtown, you will see our 3 professional sports venues and the reason why the Indians are now called the Guardians, and much more...

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.