24 hours in Cincinnati - [Music Hall, Union Station, Over-The-Rhine, Symphony Hotel] 

I'm glad you enjoyed your brief visit to Cincinnati. I've lived here the past 20 years and love it. Over-the-Rhine can be pretty busy at times, but it is not always as you saw. Union Terminal and Music Hall are great, but there is much more to the city than you could see in such a brief visit. There are also Cincinnati Art Museum, the Contemporary Art Center, the Taft Museum of Art (which is located in an historic home downtown), the University of Cincinnati has some great architecture and a very cool campus. There are other great neighborhoods such as Hyde Park, Mt. Lookout, Clifton, Northside and Oakley (all within the city) as well as Covington and Newport, KY of which you saw only a glimpse. Of course you must know King's Island amusement park in suburban Mason, Ohio which also hosts a big tennis tournament annually at the Lindner Tennis Center. I have lived in New York which I loved and went to grad school in Princeton, NJ and have lived in the South as well as other parts of the country, but when I retired I chose to return to Cincinnati which has a lot to offer and is very affordable.

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You did a great job of showcasing Cincinnati! Next time you're in town for a visit, join us on a Riverside Food Tour. You'll enjoy 3 hours of history and dining in 6 restaurants. Happy travels!

Enjoyable video. It seems as if you enjoyed your short visit to the Queen City. Come back- there is a great deal more. You just scratched the surface. Winston Churchill described it as America’s most beautiful inland city.

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One of the reasons Cincinnati has so much history and culture is that in 1850 it was the boom city of the Midwest and 6th most populous city in the U.S. That was the steamboat era before railroads and the Ohio River connected the many industries in Cincinnati to the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Findlay Market is the oldest in Ohio. Yes, the Roebling Suspension Bridge was designed by John Roebling who also designed the Brooklyn Bridge about 10 years later. The Carew Tower and Hilton Netherland Plaza Hotel complex downtown is also compared with Rockefeller Center. You did a great job and I appreciate your modesty, but I did not detect any mistakes. You even pronounced Brahms correctly though I am guessing you may not be a devotee of his music. It was for that type of music that Music Hall was built in 1878. It is still the home of the Cincinnati Symphony, Cincinnati Pops, Cincinnati Opera and the May Festival (the oldest continuous choral festival in the western hemisphere they claim). At the time it was the largest symphony hall in the U.S. seating over 4,000 people, but it has been reduced to about 2,500 seats.

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Great tour! So glad you are back.