Downtown

Downtown Cincinnai is the epicenter of the city nestled along the banks of the Ohio River. Its riverfront makes for a great spot for boating or walking and biking paths. The iconic Roebling Suspension Bridge, a precursor to the Brooklyn Bridge, is a testament to Cincinnati's engineering and architectural prowess. The Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal hosts interactive museums covering history, science, and the arts. The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is a tribute to the history of the Underground Railroad and the struggle for freedom. The Aronoff Center for the Arts holds theater performances, musicals, and concerts, and the Contemporary Arts Center showcases cutting-edge contemporary art installations. If you are more of a sports enthusiast, The Great American Ball Park is home to the Cincinnati Reds baseball team, and the Paul Brown Stadium hosts the Cincinnati Bengals football games creating an electric atmosphere during game time. The neighborhood's convenient access to public transportation, including the Cincinnati Bell Connector streetcar, makes it easy to navigate the area and explore its various districts.