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About the Cincinnati Area

Cincinnati is famous for its chili and flying pigs.

The City of Cincinnati sits on the Southwest border of Ohio, tucked in the Ohio River Valley, with a population of close to 2 million in the tri-state area. Located just minutes away from Indiana and Northern Kentucky, Cincinnati allows quick access to other cities.

Culture and Diversity

Rich with culture and tradition, Cincinnati is full of charm and life. Famous for its chili and flying pigs, the city hosts a multitude of festivals and community events throughout the city. The diversity of people and communities allows for variety throughout the city.

Home to several large business companies, such as Proctor and Gamble and the Kroger Company, Cincinnati is a center for world-class business. Cincinnati is also home of the Reds and the Bengals professional teams, as well as the Mighty Ducks hockey team and Cincinnati Stuff basketball team.

In addition, Cincinnati is the proud new home of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, which has earned national attention.

Attractions and Recreation

If you're still looking for more to do, a major online weekly entertainment clearinghouse is CinWeekly. Updated daily, it provides links to major upcoming events, concert and arts venues, and restaurant reviews.

Finally, Cincinnati is a city of neighborhoods. Historically, many of the neighborhoods were suburbs until about a century ago, when they were incorporated into the city. Many retain their unique character, and several have neighborhood web sites that guide you to excellent shopping and restaurants:

Just across the river, you'll find Newport on the Levee, and Mainstrasse Village

For more information and highlights about Cincinnati, visit the Regional Tourism Network.