Fodor’s Travel explains why Cincinnati is now “a destination for those in the know”
Cincinnati is "stepping up its game and becoming a destination for those in the know," writes David Duran at Fodor's Travel in a post titled "Long Weekend in Cincinnati."
Cincinnati is “stepping up its game and becoming a destination for those in the know,” writes David Duran at Fodor’s Travel in a post titled “Long Weekend in Cincinnati.”
“Neighborhoods are diversifying, bringing more and more locals to the actual city center, which is in turn bringing more restaurants, shops and culture to areas that might have been lacking but were just waiting for a little TLC,” Duran continues. “Cincinnati might surprise you, so a weekend away could be all it takes to convince you of how great the city truly is.”
His itinerary included Friday night drinks at 21c Museum Hotel and dinner at Sotto; Saturday in Over-the-Rhine, including a walking tour and beer sampling at Rhinegeist, Taft’s Ale House and Christian Moerlein; and Sunday at Findlay Market and Washington Park.
Read the full Fodor’s Travel story here.
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