Reach downtown via the pedestrian bridge or the Southbank Shuttle Trolley right from Embassy Suites by Hilton Cincinnati RiverCenter. Read More
*This guide is updated annually. Looking for that one-of-a-kind gift for the holidays? Shop one of Cincinnati’s festive markets this year to make your holiday shopping a breeze. Cincy is home to a wide variety of holiday markets from funky artisan pop-ups with cool, handcrafted items to…
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The annual PNC Festival of Lights at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is one of the most festive and magical ways to celebrate the holidays in the Cincy Region. Every year you can marvel at (literally) millions of glittering lights, visit Santa in his North Pole Village, and hang out with your…
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Braxton Brewing Co's salute to dark beer and Kentucky Bourbon returns for its 10th year December 6th & 7th, 2024! Braxton Brewing Co.'s Dark Charge Braxton Brewing Co. in Covington, Kentucky has hosted a winter block party the first Saturday of December for the past nine years to celebrate the…
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A vibrant city transformed by light art installations, animated projection mapping, drone shows, live music, and street food—Cincinnati during BLINK is nothing short of extraordinary. Over four nights, from October 17-20, 2024, hundreds of thousands came together across the city and into Northern…
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Cincinnati has been named one of the "14 Hallmark Christmas Movie Towns You Can Visit in Real Life," by U.S. News & World Report, inviting residents and visitors alike to delve into a holiday season reminiscent of a Hallmark Christmas movie. Despite its vibrant urban atmosphere distinguishing it…
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Welcome to November in the Cincy Region friends. The leaves are falling, the temperature is dropping, the hot cocoa is flowing, and the holiday season is upon us. All month long there are a plethora of fun, unique and family friendly events happening throughout the region. From professional sports…
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Cincinnati’s underground treasures offer a fascinating journey into its rich history and hidden secrets. From the remnants of an abandoned brewery to the mysterious tunnels of the infamous Over-the-Rhine neighborhood , these subterranean wonders promise an unforgettable exploration of the city's…
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Cincy's The Aperture has found itself in the national spotlight after the Mediterranean-style hot spot landed on The New York Times' annual "Restaurant List." The collection features the publication's "50 favorite places in America right now," as scouted by editors and reporters, with writer Brett…
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Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky were, quite literally, built on beer. By the mid-1800s, 36 breweries produced more than 30 million gallons of beer and had dug underground lagering cellars and tunnels. One batch of lager at a time, Cincinnati’s so-called "beer barons" turned humble brewing…
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