Every great game deserves a great weekend. Start yours in Cincy.

Named one of the Best Cities in the Midwest for 2026, the a visit to Cincinnati turns gameday into an unforgettable weekend filled with things to do for everyone! Spend the day exploring vibrant neighborhoods, riverfront parks, local shops, and cultural attractions before heading to the stadium. Keep the momentum going with live music, family-friendly activities, local breweries, late-night bites, or a sunset stroll along the Ohio River.

In Cincy, the game is just the beginning.

THE FLAVOR OF CINCY

Enjoy pregame favorites like Cincinnati chili or one of Cincinnati's nationally recognized restaurants to fuel up before the action. Grab a cold pint at local breweries, settle into a lively patio, or enjoy classic stadium snacks. Experience Cincy like a local at sports bar faves - the perfect way to cheer, laugh, and soak up the energy of the city. Keep the weekend celebration going with late-night bites, a taste of Cincy’s bourbon culture at a neighborhood distillery or cocktail bar. From pregame to postgame, ballpark eats to culinary experiences, spring flavors are part of a game-day weekend in Cincy. 

Spring in Cincinnati means full festival & event schedules, fresh air, and food and drink worth cheering for!

 

A woman faces away from the camera, speaking to a tour group. Her shirt says "Bourbon improves with age, but I improve with bourbon".

TURN GAME DAY INTO A SPRING WEEKEND GETAWAY

Make the most of your visit by pairing the thrill of the game with the city’s key attractions and signature events. Book a weekend to remember! Celebrate the first professional baseball team in the country and savor unique bites at Taste of Cincinnati. Families have no shortage of things to do, from the award-winning Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden to exploring the riverfront at Smale Park or a cruise with BB Riverboats. In Cincy, go beyond the game with festivals, flavors, and unforgettable experiences.

Two women enjoy food at Taste of Cincinnati, with Mt. Adams in the background.

From baseball and soccer in the spring and summer, to football in the fall, to hockey in the winter–the Cincinnati region is full of entertainment for sports fans. And let's not forget about the annual professional tennis…