Your Guide to Mt. Adams & Vicinity
Food scene
Walk a few blocks from the apartment in either direction for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Mt. Adams Bar & Grill on Hatch is a neighborhood institution. A few doors down you’ll find Luca Bistro which offers delicious and reasonably priced food prepared by its French chef and owner. El Barril on Pavilion & St. Gregory is a lively Mexican restaurant and bar with outdoor space and tvs for sports watching. Just across the street is the Bow Tie Cafe, a wonderful coffee shop and cafe where you can start the day with breakfast and a cup of coffee and end the day with a glass of wine. Down the hill is City View Tavern, a quirky little place with a limited grill menu, limited hours, and a deck with an awesome view.
A short drive from Mt. Adams is the East Walnut Hills neighborhood. You’ll find many excellent dining options there: Cafe Mochiko (Japanese), Fireside Pizza, Gomez Salsa (Mexican), La Bar a Boeuf (fine dining), Rusk Kitchen + Bar, Solstice (tropical flavors), and Heydey (burgers).
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Mount Adams
Walk a few blocks from the apartment in either direction for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Mt. Adams Bar & Grill on Hatch is a neighborhood institution. A few doors down you’ll find Luca Bistro which offers delicious and reasonably priced food prepared by its French chef and owner. El Barril on Pavilion & St. Gregory is a lively Mexican restaurant and bar with outdoor space and tvs for sports watching. Just across the street is the Bow Tie Cafe, a wonderful coffee shop and cafe where you can start the day with breakfast and a cup of coffee and end the day with a glass of wine. Down the hill is City View Tavern, a quirky little place with a limited grill menu, limited hours, and a deck with an awesome view.
A short drive from Mt. Adams is the East Walnut Hills neighborhood. You’ll find many excellent dining options there: Cafe Mochiko (Japanese), Fireside Pizza, Gomez Salsa (Mexican), La Bar a Boeuf (fine dining), Rusk Kitchen + Bar, Solstice (tropical flavors), and Heydey (burgers).
There are too many restaurants in OTR to list here but some of our favorites and well-known dining spots are Abigail Street (tapas), Nicola’s (Italian), Nolia Kitchen, Sacred Beast, Goose & Elder, Pep & Delores (Italian), MAIZE (Latin American), French Crust, Eagle (delicious fried chicken!), Gomez Salsa, Quan Hapa (Asian), Teak (Thai), Pho Lang Thang (Vietnamese), Losanti (steak), Bakersfield (Mexican), Che (Argentinian), Taglio’s and Goodfellas (pizza), and Taste of Belgium.
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Over-The-Rhine
There are too many restaurants in OTR to list here but some of our favorites and well-known dining spots are Abigail Street (tapas), Nicola’s (Italian), Nolia Kitchen, Sacred Beast, Goose & Elder, Pep & Delores (Italian), MAIZE (Latin American), French Crust, Eagle (delicious fried chicken!), Gomez Salsa, Quan Hapa (Asian), Teak (Thai), Pho Lang Thang (Vietnamese), Losanti (steak), Bakersfield (Mexican), Che (Argentinian), Taglio’s and Goodfellas (pizza), and Taste of Belgium.
Many fine and casual restaurants are located downtown. Enjoy upscale dining at Boca, Sotto, Nicola’s, Jeff Ruby’s Steak House, Morton’s The Steakhouse, Orchid’s at Palm Court, & Metropole. Bon Appetit magazine recently named Mid-City restaurant on Court Street as one of the 50 best new restaurants in the country. Other great dining choices include Via Vite, Mita’s (James Beard Award Finalist), Prime, the & Crown Republic. If you’re craving Mexican food, try Nada, La Cantina, Condado Tacos, Mezunte, or Taqueria Mercado. You’ll find Asian fare at Shanghai Mama’s, Lalo’s, & Mr. Sushi. For burger lovers-Bru Burger, Americano Burger Bar, & Bebo’s Burger on Court Street. Rounding out the list are Rosie’s (Italian) and Arnold’s, which is also the oldest bar in Cincinnati. It has a lovely courtyard where you can listen to live music. For breakfast, lunch, or brunch, try Maplewood, Sleepy Bee Cafe, Wild Eggs, Taste of Belgium, or First Watch. Don’t forget Skyline for lunch or dinner!!
Restaurants at The Banks include E+O Kitchen, Taste of Belgium, The Moerlein Lager House, Yard House, Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse, Condado Tacos, & The Filson Queen City Kitchen & Bar. If you walk past the DORA & GABP then through Sawyer Point, you’ll come to Montgomery Inn Boathouse, a barbecue restaurant and hometown favorite.
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Downtown Cincinnati
Many fine and casual restaurants are located downtown. Enjoy upscale dining at Boca, Sotto, Nicola’s, Jeff Ruby’s Steak House, Morton’s The Steakhouse, Orchid’s at Palm Court, & Metropole. Bon Appetit magazine recently named Mid-City restaurant on Court Street as one of the 50 best new restaurants in the country. Other great dining choices include Via Vite, Mita’s (James Beard Award Finalist), Prime, the & Crown Republic. If you’re craving Mexican food, try Nada, La Cantina, Condado Tacos, Mezunte, or Taqueria Mercado. You’ll find Asian fare at Shanghai Mama’s, Lalo’s, & Mr. Sushi. For burger lovers-Bru Burger, Americano Burger Bar, & Bebo’s Burger on Court Street. Rounding out the list are Rosie’s (Italian) and Arnold’s, which is also the oldest bar in Cincinnati. It has a lovely courtyard where you can listen to live music. For breakfast, lunch, or brunch, try Maplewood, Sleepy Bee Cafe, Wild Eggs, Taste of Belgium, or First Watch. Don’t forget Skyline for lunch or dinner!!
Restaurants at The Banks include E+O Kitchen, Taste of Belgium, The Moerlein Lager House, Yard House, Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse, Condado Tacos, & The Filson Queen City Kitchen & Bar. If you walk past the DORA & GABP then through Sawyer Point, you’ll come to Montgomery Inn Boathouse, a barbecue restaurant and hometown favorite.
Prima Vista is an aptly named Italian restaurant. Perched on a hilltop about a 5-minute drive from downtown, it offers a sweeping view of the city looking east. It is a nice place to go for a special occasion.
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Prima Vista is an aptly named Italian restaurant. Perched on a hilltop about a 5-minute drive from downtown, it offers a sweeping view of the city looking east. It is a nice place to go for a special occasion.
Neighborhoods
Mt. Adams is a compact, historical neighborhood that sits on a hilltop above downtown. It offers beautiful views of the Ohio River Valley and Kentucky to the south and downtown Cincinnati at its base to the west. Much of the neighborhood’s historical architecture has been preserved. Mt. Adams is home to several restaurants and drinking establishments. Be sure not to miss the Blind Lemon, a cozy bar with a beautiful courtyard and live music. Other neighborhood drinking establishments to sample are Crowley’s, a Mt. Adams institution; HiFi & LoFi; Monk’s Cove; Hilltop; Flora & Fauna; and the World Glass Bar. Get a mani, pedi, or massage at the Queen City Salon & Spa, then walk a few doors up St. Gregory to get ice cream at United Dairy Farmers (UDF) and find a unique gift at Upper Eden. Mt. Adams is a wonderful place to explore on foot. You’ll find lovely vistas and lots of steps. You can walk from Mt. Adams to downtown, and those who are up to the physical challenge can walk back up. You can also walk to Eden Park, which is not to be missed, and to the Cincinnati Art Museum, The Art Steps, Playhouse in the Park, and the Krohn Conservatory.
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Mount Adams
Mt. Adams is a compact, historical neighborhood that sits on a hilltop above downtown. It offers beautiful views of the Ohio River Valley and Kentucky to the south and downtown Cincinnati at its base to the west. Much of the neighborhood’s historical architecture has been preserved. Mt. Adams is home to several restaurants and drinking establishments. Be sure not to miss the Blind Lemon, a cozy bar with a beautiful courtyard and live music. Other neighborhood drinking establishments to sample are Crowley’s, a Mt. Adams institution; HiFi & LoFi; Monk’s Cove; Hilltop; Flora & Fauna; and the World Glass Bar. Get a mani, pedi, or massage at the Queen City Salon & Spa, then walk a few doors up St. Gregory to get ice cream at United Dairy Farmers (UDF) and find a unique gift at Upper Eden. Mt. Adams is a wonderful place to explore on foot. You’ll find lovely vistas and lots of steps. You can walk from Mt. Adams to downtown, and those who are up to the physical challenge can walk back up. You can also walk to Eden Park, which is not to be missed, and to the Cincinnati Art Museum, The Art Steps, Playhouse in the Park, and the Krohn Conservatory.
Downtown is a mile or so walk or drive from the apartment. Fountain Square is the heart of the city. Events and regular activities, including free concerts, sports watching parties, salsa dancing, and trivia contests, are held here and milestones are celebrated. Graeter’s, a Cincinnati institution, has a location on Fountain Square. Go to the Fountain Square website to find the calendar of events.
There are many places to dine downtown (see dining options below) and to have a beer or cocktail, including some lovely rooftop bars.
At the edge of downtown heading north is Court Street, home of Avril-Bleh Meats, a renowned butcher shop. Street festivals and events are held on the Court Street pedestrian mall. Grab lunch at the walk-up grill window at Avril’s during the warm months or at Tom & Chee. Kroger On the Rhine grocery store and food court are also located on Court Street. You’ll find a Skyline restaurant on Court Street. Walk one block further north to the Coffee Emporium, an excellent local coffee shop. Other great places to get coffee downtown are Cafe Urbana, Lola’s Coffee & Bar, & Deeper Roots Coffee.
The streetcar runs through downtown from The Banks to Findlay Market, and it is free!
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Downtown Cincinnati
Downtown is a mile or so walk or drive from the apartment. Fountain Square is the heart of the city. Events and regular activities, including free concerts, sports watching parties, salsa dancing, and trivia contests, are held here and milestones are celebrated. Graeter’s, a Cincinnati institution, has a location on Fountain Square. Go to the Fountain Square website to find the calendar of events.
There are many places to dine downtown (see dining options below) and to have a beer or cocktail, including some lovely rooftop bars.
At the edge of downtown heading north is Court Street, home of Avril-Bleh Meats, a renowned butcher shop. Street festivals and events are held on the Court Street pedestrian mall. Grab lunch at the walk-up grill window at Avril’s during the warm months or at Tom & Chee. Kroger On the Rhine grocery store and food court are also located on Court Street. You’ll find a Skyline restaurant on Court Street. Walk one block further north to the Coffee Emporium, an excellent local coffee shop. Other great places to get coffee downtown are Cafe Urbana, Lola’s Coffee & Bar, & Deeper Roots Coffee.
The streetcar runs through downtown from The Banks to Findlay Market, and it is free!
OTR is among the largest historic urban neighborhoods in the country. Its streets are lined with well-
preserved 19th-century buildings. Once a working-class German neighborhood, OTR is now home to craft breweries, gastropubs, trendy bars, shops, and boutiques. OTR is also home to Findlay Market, an historic public market that dates back to the 1850s; the grand Cincinnati Music Hall, home to the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; Washington Park; the Art Academy of Cincinnati; School for the Creative and Performing Arts; and the Theater District, which includes the Shakespeare Theater, Ensemble Theater, and the Know Theater. Catch a free concert or festival at Washington Park, and enjoy a drink at The Porch and a bite from one of the food trucks on the perimeter of the park. The restaurants and bars are too numerous to name, but some favorites are listed below in the dining section.
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Over-The-Rhine
OTR is among the largest historic urban neighborhoods in the country. Its streets are lined with well-
preserved 19th-century buildings. Once a working-class German neighborhood, OTR is now home to craft breweries, gastropubs, trendy bars, shops, and boutiques. OTR is also home to Findlay Market, an historic public market that dates back to the 1850s; the grand Cincinnati Music Hall, home to the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; Washington Park; the Art Academy of Cincinnati; School for the Creative and Performing Arts; and the Theater District, which includes the Shakespeare Theater, Ensemble Theater, and the Know Theater. Catch a free concert or festival at Washington Park, and enjoy a drink at The Porch and a bite from one of the food trucks on the perimeter of the park. The restaurants and bars are too numerous to name, but some favorites are listed below in the dining section.
The Banks is Cincinnati’s riverfront park and entertainment district. It is only 1 1/2 miles from the apartment. It has something for everyone. The Reds and Bengals Stadiums are located at the Banks. In between are the DORA (Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area); numerous restaurants and bars; Smale Park with water features and play equipment for the kids; walking and biking trails; Carol Ann’s Carousel; the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center; and the Andrew J. Brady ICON Music Center.
The Banks
The BanksThe Banks is Cincinnati’s riverfront park and entertainment district. It is only 1 1/2 miles from the apartment. It has something for everyone. The Reds and Bengals Stadiums are located at the Banks. In between are the DORA (Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area); numerous restaurants and bars; Smale Park with water features and play equipment for the kids; walking and biking trails; Carol Ann’s Carousel; the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center; and the Andrew J. Brady ICON Music Center.
Pendleton is a small historic neighborhood to the east of OTR. The Pendleton Art Center is the gem of this district. It is described as “[E]ight floors of studios featuring original pine floors, eight foot arched windows and over 200 artists, [and] the world's largest collection of artists under one roof." The Pendleton Art center is open to the public on the last Friday of every month from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm (Final Friday).
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Pendleton
Pendleton is a small historic neighborhood to the east of OTR. The Pendleton Art Center is the gem of this district. It is described as “[E]ight floors of studios featuring original pine floors, eight foot arched windows and over 200 artists, [and] the world's largest collection of artists under one roof." The Pendleton Art center is open to the public on the last Friday of every month from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm (Final Friday).
Walnut Hills is one of the city’s oldest hilltop neighborhoods. It is a diverse area on the opposite side of Eden Park from Mt. Adams. Follow E. McMillan from Walnut Hills to the University of Cincinnati, which is less than 10 minutes down the road. About 10 minutes down Victory Parkway is Xavier University. The neighborhood is redeveloping and restoring many of its buildings. Restaurants in the neighborhood are listed below. Bars include Woodburn Brewing, the Growler House, and Twenties. The Harriett Beecher Stowe House, a museum open to the public, is located in Walnut Hills.
Walnut Hills
Walnut Hills is one of the city’s oldest hilltop neighborhoods. It is a diverse area on the opposite side of Eden Park from Mt. Adams. Follow E. McMillan from Walnut Hills to the University of Cincinnati, which is less than 10 minutes down the road. About 10 minutes down Victory Parkway is Xavier University. The neighborhood is redeveloping and restoring many of its buildings. Restaurants in the neighborhood are listed below. Bars include Woodburn Brewing, the Growler House, and Twenties. The Harriett Beecher Stowe House, a museum open to the public, is located in Walnut Hills.
Northside is an eclectic area known for its hip dining and drinking spots. Gourmet shops, vintage stores, and tattoo parlors are also found near Ludlow Avenue. Shake It Records is definitely worth a visit.
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Northside
Northside is an eclectic area known for its hip dining and drinking spots. Gourmet shops, vintage stores, and tattoo parlors are also found near Ludlow Avenue. Shake It Records is definitely worth a visit.
Clifton is home to the University of Cincinnati, a dynamic urban campus. The south side of Clifton is home to many students, who patronize the eateries and bars on McMillan and Clifton Avenues. The Gaslight District of Clifton is a quaint, leafy area with Ludlow Avenue as its main artery. Here you will find cafes, late night food spots and other casual eateries, and several bars. Also located on Ludlow are the long-running Esquire Theatre, a well-loved movie theater; Sitwell’s Coffee House; Ludlow Garage; Graeter’s; and a Skyline chili parlor.
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Clifton
Clifton is home to the University of Cincinnati, a dynamic urban campus. The south side of Clifton is home to many students, who patronize the eateries and bars on McMillan and Clifton Avenues. The Gaslight District of Clifton is a quaint, leafy area with Ludlow Avenue as its main artery. Here you will find cafes, late night food spots and other casual eateries, and several bars. Also located on Ludlow are the long-running Esquire Theatre, a well-loved movie theater; Sitwell’s Coffee House; Ludlow Garage; Graeter’s; and a Skyline chili parlor.
Museums
The Cincinnati Art Museum is a gem in a beautiful setting. It is 3/4 mile from the apartment. General admission to the museum is free.
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Cincinnati Art Museum
953 Eden Park DrThe Cincinnati Art Museum is a gem in a beautiful setting. It is 3/4 mile from the apartment. General admission to the museum is free.
Art Museum Steps
Art Museum StepsThe steps leading to the Art Museum provide lovely views and a good workout.
The Cincinnati Museum Center is a short drive away. It is home to the Museum of Natural History, Children’s Museum, and Omnimax Theater.
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Cincinnati Safnahús á Union Terminal
1301 Western AveThe Cincinnati Museum Center is a short drive away. It is home to the Museum of Natural History, Children’s Museum, and Omnimax Theater.
The Contemporary Arts Center was designed by world-renowned architect Zaha Hadid. It is located in the city center, 1.3 miles away.
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Miðstöð samtíma listar
44 E 6th StThe Contemporary Arts Center was designed by world-renowned architect Zaha Hadid. It is located in the city center, 1.3 miles away.
The National Underground Freedom Center, located downtown on the riverfront, is a short drive or 1.4 mile walk.
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National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
50 E Freedom WayThe National Underground Freedom Center, located downtown on the riverfront, is a short drive or 1.4 mile walk.
The Taft Museum of Art is a beautiful museum situated downtown in Lytle Park, a 3/4 mile walk.
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Taft Museum of Art
316 Pike StThe Taft Museum of Art is a beautiful museum situated downtown in Lytle Park, a 3/4 mile walk.
Bandarískt táknmuseum
1330 Monmouth AveThis funky and unique museum is a short drive away.
Especially for the Kids
These are some places that children as well as adults will love.
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens is one of the top-rated zoos in the country. Plan to spend at least a half-day there if you want to see it all.
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Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
3400 Vine StThe Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens is one of the top-rated zoos in the country. Plan to spend at least a half-day there if you want to see it all.
The Newport Aquarium is a favorite of kids but adults will enjoy it, too. It’s 1.5 miles across the river in the Newport Levee entertainment area in Newport, Kentucky. You can walk from the Ohio Side via the Purple People Bridge.
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Newport Aquarium
1 Levee WayThe Newport Aquarium is a favorite of kids but adults will enjoy it, too. It’s 1.5 miles across the river in the Newport Levee entertainment area in Newport, Kentucky. You can walk from the Ohio Side via the Purple People Bridge.
Tom Jones Commons in Eden Park is a .4 mile walk from the apartment. A walking path, playground, and basketball court are located in the Commons. Other Eden Park play areas are situated at Twin Lakes and in a quiet spot on Mt. Adams Drive by the Playhouse, which you may find you have all to yourself.
Tom Jones Commons in Eden Park
Martin DriveTom Jones Commons in Eden Park is a .4 mile walk from the apartment. A walking path, playground, and basketball court are located in the Commons. Other Eden Park play areas are situated at Twin Lakes and in a quiet spot on Mt. Adams Drive by the Playhouse, which you may find you have all to yourself.
The Krohn Conservatory, a kid-favorite, is a short walk from the apartment in beautiful Eden Park.
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Krohn Gróðurhús
1501 Eden Park DrThe Krohn Conservatory, a kid-favorite, is a short walk from the apartment in beautiful Eden Park.
The Fire Museum is a good place to take the young ones. It’s downtown and 1.5 miles from the apartment.
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Cincinnati Fire Museum
315 W Court StThe Fire Museum is a good place to take the young ones. It’s downtown and 1.5 miles from the apartment.
Cincinnati’s Children’s Theater (TCT) is a long-established professional theater company which stages kid-friendly productions at the Taft Theater downtown.
The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati
4015 Red Bank RdCincinnati’s Children’s Theater (TCT) is a long-established professional theater company which stages kid-friendly productions at the Taft Theater downtown.
Parks
Cincinnati has an extensive network of beautiful urban parks that have something for everyone. They are as close as .4 miles to the apartment. The farthest is 1.5 miles away.
Eden Park, which meets Mt. Adams at Parkside Place, is a wonderful place to hike and explore. Kids will enjoy Tom Jones Commons and the playground at Twin Lakes. The Cincinnati Art Museum, The Art Steps, Playhouse in the Park, and Krohn Conservatory are all located in Eden Park.
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Eden Park
950 Eden Park DrEden Park, which meets Mt. Adams at Parkside Place, is a wonderful place to hike and explore. Kids will enjoy Tom Jones Commons and the playground at Twin Lakes. The Cincinnati Art Museum, The Art Steps, Playhouse in the Park, and Krohn Conservatory are all located in Eden Park.
Washington Park is a gem in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood. Music Hall and Memorial Hall are located across from the park on Elm Street. The park has water features and a playground for children. It is the site of many city-sponsored events and concerts and is a gathering spot for fans prior to FC Cincinnati games at TQL Stadium, which is a short walk from the park.
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Washington Park
1230 Elm StWashington Park is a gem in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood. Music Hall and Memorial Hall are located across from the park on Elm Street. The park has water features and a playground for children. It is the site of many city-sponsored events and concerts and is a gathering spot for fans prior to FC Cincinnati games at TQL Stadium, which is a short walk from the park.
Smale Riverfront Park is a beautiful spot on the city’s doorstep that has something for everyone: lush plantings, water features and playgrounds for the children, historical markers, relaxing bench swings, and paved paths for walking and biking.
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Smale Riverfront Park
West Mehring WaySmale Riverfront Park is a beautiful spot on the city’s doorstep that has something for everyone: lush plantings, water features and playgrounds for the children, historical markers, relaxing bench swings, and paved paths for walking and biking.
Sawyer Point is at the base of Mt. Adams on the riverfront. You’ll find pickleball and tennis courts, play equipment, the Serpentine Wall, and walking and biking paths that connect the park to Smale Park to the west and International Friendship Park to the east.
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Sawyer Point Park
705 E Pete Rose WaySawyer Point is at the base of Mt. Adams on the riverfront. You’ll find pickleball and tennis courts, play equipment, the Serpentine Wall, and walking and biking paths that connect the park to Smale Park to the west and International Friendship Park to the east.
The International Friendship Park is a peaceful riverfront park that starts where Sawyer Point ends at the Montgomery Inn Boathouse. It is a beautiful place to walk or bike.
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Alþjóðlegur Vináttur Park
1135 Riverside DrThe International Friendship Park is a peaceful riverfront park that starts where Sawyer Point ends at the Montgomery Inn Boathouse. It is a beautiful place to walk or bike.
Theater & Music
Cincinnati takes its arts seriously! There are always multiple venues where you can catch a show or hear music.
The Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center
25 Race StRiverbend Music Center
6295 Kellogg AveCincinnati Music Hall
1241 Elm St
Memorial Hall OTR
1225 Elm StTaft Leikhús
317 E 5th StPromoWest Pavilion at Ovation
101 W 4th StSchwartz's Point Jazz & Acoustic Club
1901 Vine StThe Southgate House Revival
111 E 6th StUniversity of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM)
290 CCM BlvdKnow Theatre of Cincinnati
1120 Jackson StSchool for Creative and Performing Arts
108 W Central PkwyThe Carnegie
1028 Scott BlvdBogart's
2621 Vine StWoodward Theater | Live Music, Weddings & Receptions, Events Hall
1404 Main StWarsaw Federal Incline Theater
801 Matson PlAronoff Miðstöð fyrir Listir
650 Walnut StSports
All of the city’s professional sport teams play their home games within 2 miles of the apartment. Paycor Stadium and Great American Ball Park are within walking distance.
Stór Bandarískur Bolti Parkur
100 Joe Nuxhall WayPaul Brown Stadium
1 Paul Brown Stadium
West End Stadium
1501 Central PkwyCincinnati Cyclones
100 Broadway St