Yes, Cincinnati has a sometimes shaky reputation. But let's forget about that for a second. (Or forever.)
Laura DeMarco, a writer for the Newhouse News Service whose story was picked up by the
Minneapolis Star-Tribune, sees in Cincinnati a cultural revival, a city that boasts "world-class museums, a vibrant nightlife and dining scene, and a rich look at the state's history".
For sights, DeMarco recommends Fountain Square, the
Lois & Richard Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art, the
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, and the "forward-thinking" architecture at the
University of Cincinnati.
The writer also recommends catching a show at the
Southgate House, taking a trip off the beaten path to
the Comet in Northside to dine on a giant burrito, or experiencing the fine dining, fantastic views, and charming streets of Mount Adams.
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