Admission is free after 5pm. Parking is $9.
http://cincinnatizoo.org/
Dubbed
“Over-the-Rhine” by German immigrants, the Brewery District was the
center of Cincinnati’s rich beer brewing history. At one time the city’s
social and economic heart, years of economic decline followed,
preserving Over-the-Rhine and its stunning architecture. Today, the
largest collection of Pre-Prohibition breweries in the country, along
with other historical industrial and mixed use buildings, sits amid the
largest collection of Italianate architecture anywhere, befitting one of
the most uniq
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urban neighborhoods in the country. In addition to the blocks of
historic buildings that comprise Over-the-Rhine, the Brewery District
also contains the beloved Findlay Market, which is the state's oldest
farmers market.
Art & Architecture in the Parks
Explore Art and Architecture in Cincinnati Parks
Cincinnati
Parks has a diverse array of architecture and sculpture that confirm
the human desire to interact with nature. Scattered throughout the Parks
system are seemingly simple stone buildings, erected during the Great
Depression, whose unique architectural flourishes confirm their true
craftsmanship. There are charming gazebos, stately pavilions, and
classical-to-modern examples of sculpture throughout the Parks system.
We think you'll enjoy exploring this characteristic of Cincinnati Parks
just as much as our more natural features.
Art and Architectural Highlights of Cincinnati Parks
