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1919: The year that changed baseball tour
This tour focuses on the events and activities surrounding the controversial 1919 World Series that matched up the Cincinnati Reds and the Chicago White Sox. Join us as we explore how that series and Cincinnati changed baseball forever.
Cincinnati Reds Baseball Game Ticket at Great American Ballpark
Great American Ballpark, home of the Cincinnati Reds Major League Baseball team, is not only a landmark and a spiritual home to the people of Cincinnati, but a must-visit for anyone eager to immerse themselves in the city's true culture, passion and history. Get the full experience of a Reds' game live at Great American Ballpark, by wearing the team's colours and heading in early to the ground or nearby bars to enjoy the local game day delicacies before taking your seat in the stands of a real American ballpark to see the ceremonial first pitch and larger than life figures of Major League Baseball do what they do best! Seating categories are based on location and proximity to the field. Premium & Intermediate category seats generally sit along the 3rd baseline, behind home base or along the first base line. Premium seats are closer to the field. Whereas seats in the Basic seating category are generally higher up and in the outfield
Mount Adams Historic Smartphone Guided App GPS Audio Walking Tour
On our smart phone guided adventure you will be guided you through the historic streets of Mt. Adams and you’ll see the historic buildings, the staircases, an old speak easy, many of the best views of the city, historic churches and a mural as grand as the city itself. And I’ll share with you the tales of the folk figure Ida Martin, President John Adams, the founders of Mt. Adams, bottleleggers from the prohibition era, immigrant’s tales, vineyards, art, and the history that shaped Cincinnati, and America. Go at your own pace, anytime. Try doing that with a group tour! It’s time to get out and explore Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Brewing & Distilling Tasting Tour
Join the Brewing Heritage Trail on this mostly indoor tour to learn about modern and historic brewing and distilling, but that’s not all, we’ll get to sample beverages and visit a 19th century underground lagering cellar along the way! The first stop on the tour is Northern Row Brewery and Distillery, where we’ll get a close-up look at their distilling process, followed by a spirit sampling. Next stop are the lagering cellars of the historic Jackson Brewery, where beer was fermented and cold stored dating back to the 1850s! We then head to the Rhinegeist Brewery, located inside a pre-Prohibition brewing structure, where we’ll take a behind the scenes tour of their modern and historic facility (stairs are required for part of the tour), concluding with a flight of their seasonal beverages. No other tour in the city offers historic and modern brewing and distilling, with an underground cellar exploration, so don’t miss out on this unique tour offered only by the Brewing Heritage Trail!
Cincinnati Ethnic Food and Culture Tour in Over the Rhine
Travel the world without leaving Cincinnati! If you’re looking for fun things to do in Cincinnati, this guided culinary tour will introduce you to some of the best ethnic food in town. We may begin with Hawaiian-inspired steamed bun filled with a delicious BBQ, a glass of bubble tea, a Mexican street taco. Other unique tastings may include an Argentinean empanada, or a slice of NY style pizza. We may feature French macarons or a piece of Lebanese baklava. Or visit to a modern day beer garden for a sample of German delights! The Ethnic Eats Tour begins in beautiful Washington Park, where the heart of Over the Rhine congregates. We'll enjoy dishes at 5 unique locally owned restaurants. (Please note: Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate nut, food allergies, low carb, diabetes, gluten free, vegan or lactose free restrictions). By the end of the tour, you’ll have some amazing photos in front of iconic buildings and landmarks, and insider’s local knowledge of the food and drinks scene.
Saturday Cincy Brunch, History and Streetcar Tour
We have a hunch you'll love our brunch tour. Learn the history of this restored German neighborhood in Cincinnati while enjoying great food along the way! Maximize your time on this 3 hour guided walking and streetcar tour. Visit Over the Rhine and historic Findlay Market. We enjoy wonderful food from 6 local eateries: We promise you won't leave hungry on this tour. (We cannot accommodate nut, food allergies, low carb, diabetes, gluten free, vegan or lactose free restrictions -vegetarians only). Highlights: *Experience colorful multi story murals throughout the city and the free art exhibits that you can return to. *Stroll through Findlay Market and hear the story of the oldest urban market in Ohio. Stay and shop awhile. You're only a few blocks north of our starting point. *Enjoy dining at locally owned restaurants and eateries.. *Receive a food guide with map, list of restaurants and advice from a local guide who knows the city. *Our promise to leave you full - both mind and body!
Cincinnati's Original Findlay Market Tour With Tastings
Food, culture, and history! It's all at Findlay Market! Findlay Market has been at the heart of the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood since 1852. See why this municipal market is now Cincinnati's most popular gathering place and the favorite destination for food lovers. Taste your way around the market during a 90-minute guided tour while you meet several market merchants and enjoy five samples. Tour also available for private groups.
Cincinnati Ballparks & Breweries Bus Tour
Professional baseball began in Cincinnati and this unique experience takes guests to every location where the Reds played during the 19th and 20th century, tracing the connections between local brewing and baseball. Beginning at the Moerlein Lager House, next to Great American Ballpark and at the site of Riverfront Stadium, we head out via bus to Union Grounds, where the undefeated 1869 Red Stockings played baseball! Avenue Grounds, Bank Street Grounds, League Park, and Palace of the Fans, we go to them all! Crosley Field is certainly on the list, as is the original Crosley Radio Factory, where Powell Crosley built his broadcast empire before purchasing the Reds. We also head into the Brewery District to check out some of the brewing structures tied to Reds history. Tickets include a souvenir map and a beer or soft drink at the Moerlein Lager House. Tours run every Saturday the Reds have a home game. One Free Child 5 & Under ticket may be selected for each full priced adult ticket.
Brewers & Barons Trail Tour
Discover the people and places that made brewing a cornerstone of the Queen City’s history with a guided tour of our unique historical trail, featuring art installations and historical signage along the way! Beginning at the Hop On Trail Sign at Findlay Market, we follow the Brewing Heritage Trail along the eastern portion of the Brewery District, sharing stories of the workers, brewmasters, and beer barons from the 19th and early 20th century. Experience the places they worked, learn the dangers they faced, and the empires they built by producing America’s best brews. Tours include a visit into the subterranean lagering cellars of the historic (non-operating) Schmidt Brothers/Crown Brewery, as well as outdoor visits to historic Hudepohl and Kauffman Brewery structures, and concludes with a pint of beer at Findlay Market. Those joining us in the underground cellar will need to be able to traverse a series of stairs leading in and out, but all guests have the option to remain topside.
Craft Brewery 3 Stop Hop
We will cover Cincinnati Brewing History, talk beer, and taste 9 different beers along the way. Each stop comes with 18 ounces of fresh, locally made craft beer all manufactured in house. Cincinnati has a rich brewing heritage we wish to share with you and your guests. Join us for a fun filled afternoon or evening!