Highly suggest the "Mysteries of the Great Lakes" film in the Omnimax Theatre...magnificent! I'd also suggest stopping to speak to the youth helpers who sit along the museum exhibits, very informative Read more.
Love the ice age exhibit
Two next weekend is the last for the remarkable Cleopatra exhibit. It is the best exhibit ever in Cincinnati. See it!
Awesome exhibit on Art Deco fashion. Try to tag along on a docent tour. The woman who restored all the beadwork is really knowledgeable.
This place is free, full of amazing art work, and usually has world famous exhibit showing.
Great location, lovely exhibits, free admission (and parking comp'ed with any purchase at shop or café).
Go see the Shepard Fairey Exhibit then go home and make some art Read more.
Go see the new Marilyn Minter, Shilpa Gupta and Shepard Fairey exhibits. Free after 5:00 on Monday's... no reason to not take advantage of it! Read more.
Did you know? The center was one of the first institutions in the United States dedicated to contemporary art. Unlike many art institutions, the CAC focuses on exhibiting art, not collecting.
Went here once. Interesting exhibits. Wish I had had more time to take everything in. Read more.
The exhibits tell a poignant part of our history. I am always amazed at those who have never gone. I guarantee it is worth seeing the exhibits. Don't like it, call me & get your money back.
This museum is a must see stop if you're in the Cincinnati area. It has amazing and informative exhibits with new and interactive ways to view them.
Favorite place to go. Really enjoy the waterfall. Butterfly exhibit was great also.
The Palm, Tropical, Desert and Orchid houses exhibit permanent displays of exotic plants in natural settings, complete with a 20 ft rainforest waterfall. The Conservatory has over 3,500 plant species.
Admission is $7. Beautiful exhibits.
Visit the amazing Manatee exhibit, to see the new young Manatees swimming behind a giant glass wall!
The plant collections are a unique blend of gardens and exhibits that demonstrate the diversity of plants and their relationship to humans and animals. There are over 3,000 kinds of plants to see.
Dine among the vistas of lions and cheetahs in Phase III of the Africa exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo when it opens this summer. The exhibit also features indoor-outdoor facilities and restaurant.
Free cook out and art show exhibiting Ringo Starr's own art this Friday before the concert! Doors open at 6:30 so get here early! Tickets still available!
Nice venue. So much better than the original pavilion.
The backstreet boys are awesome!!
check out the 10th floor exhibit on the way to the spa.. absolutely awesome!
The 21c Museum Hotel has it all from contemporary art to a mouth-watering culinary experience. Visit this renovated hotel and embrace the architecture of this historic landmark.
Built in 1912 as the Hotel Metropole, this building housed 400 luxury hotel rooms. It was designed by noted Cincinnati architect Joseph G. Steinkamp. Read more.
Great for Reds fans or baseball fans in general. Tons of great history on the club & the sport of baseball. Interactive exhibits including a real pitching mound for you to test out your arm. Cheap! Read more.
This place is huge and well worth the $10 for any baseball fan. Reds history is baseball history
Opened in 1958 to recognize the career of former Cincinnati Reds players, managers & executives. The Cincinnati Chapter of Commerce helped promote the inductions in 1958 which were voted by Reds fans.
The manatees swim up close quite often; they’re very personable.
Love baby manatees
Wait outside fish are smelly
There are some misspelled words on the signs in this exhibit. For example, bobcat America is spelled wrong.
It’s very cool to see the animals that are active at night! Since it’s dark inside, the animals are very busy and makes it more interesting.
One of the coolest places at the zoo! Really neat to see all the nocturnal animals
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA