About Cincinnati

Longfellow called Cincinnati the “Queen City of the West.”  Winston Churchill called it “America’s most beautiful inland city.” Today, Cincinnati continues to offer the resources of a major city - strong businesses, major league sports, world-class arts.  It also has the advantages of a small town - green hills, distinctive neighborhoods, low cost of living, a compact downtown and friendly people.  As a livable city, Cincinnati is ranked 11^th - the top 3% of metro areas - in the Special Millennium Edition of Places Rated Almanac. Fortune magazine ranks Cincinnati in the top 10 as a great place to live and work.

Cincinnati Sports

Cincinnati Bengals (football), Cincinnati Reds (baseball) and Cincinnati Kings (soccer).

Cincinnati Arts & Entertainment

Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Ballet, Cincinnati Museum Center, Cincinnati Opera, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati Zoo, Contemporary Arts Center, Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Old Coney Island, Kings Island, Playhouse in the Park, Public Art, Riverbend Music Center and Taft Museum or Art to name a few.

Cincinnati Specialty Foods

Graeter’s Ice Cream, Aglamesis’ opera creams, Fawn chocolates, Montgomery Inn ribs, Goetta, Brats and Metts, Izzy’s potato pancakes, Skyline Chili, and UDF Ice Cream to name a few. 

Cincinnati Visitors Guide http://www.cincinnatiusa.com/