Square Mile Coffee – One of the Mt. Healthy’s Newest Coffee Shops!
Square Mile Coffee Company, a new coffee shop in Cincinnati, has recently joined the city’s growing list of coffee businesses. A historic 1915 gas & service station in the heart of Mt. Healthy, which was renovated by a local couple and named after the city’s original boundaries of “one square mile,” is the home of … Read more
Cincinnati’s Ault Park – Everything You Need to Know About It!
Ault Park, located between the wealthy neighborhoods of Mt. Lookout and Hyde Park, is one of Cincinnati’s most scenic and well-acclaimed parks. In addition, it is one of the most visited parks in the city. Its 220 acres include several miles of hiking paths, walking trails, playground areas, and picnic spaces. The park also has: … Read more
Ohio Book Store: A Bookworm’s Dream!
It’s hard to find a better location to spend an afternoon than Ohio Book Store, an independent bookstore located in the center of Downtown Cincinnati that has five floors worth of volumes to browse through. For quite some time, the store has been a mainstay in the neighborhood. This family-owned and operated business has been … Read more
Withrow Nature – A Tranquil Forest Setting for Visitors
Withrow Nature Preserve, located on the east side of Cincinnati along the Ohio River, is one of the calmest places in the Queen City to take in some fresh air and enjoy some nature. Among the many characteristics of the preserve are 268 acres of forested land, a 1.6-mile nature trail, a modest wedding venue … Read more
The Cincinnati’s International Friendship Park – Everything You Need to Know About It!
International Friendship Park, named after Theodore M. Berry, Cincinnati’s first African American mayor, is a public park along with the Ohio River, just east of Downtown Cincinnati. Park is open to the public over weekends and holidays. The Park, slightly over 22 acres in size, is notable for its long and thin shape, inspired by … Read more
Trammel Fossil Park – A Real Gem in Cincinnati’s Center
Trammel Fossil Park, located in the northern Cincinnati district of Sharonville, is a 10-acre park that contains a fossil-rich hillside and an unspoiled natural woodland that is available to the public and free to explore for anyone who wants to go treasure hunting. The R.L. Trammel family made a generous donation to the park in … Read more
Mt. Lookout Neighborhood in Cincinnati, Ohio – A Comprehensive Guide!
Mt. Lookout, located on the city’s east side, is one of the city’s most affluent and picturesque districts. It is home to various restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, and parks, among other amenities. The hilly neighborhood is ideally placed near some of the city’s most fashionable neighborhoods, including Oakley, Hyde Park, and Columbia-Tusculum, all within walking … Read more
The 8 Best Neighborhoods for Young Professionals in Cincinnati
If you’re a young professional looking for a place to live in Cincinnati, you’re probably looking for a place with plenty of restaurants, bars, breweries, gyms, and other places where you can interact and participate in various community activities. You can also be looking for a low-crime area with reasonably priced property. The good news … Read more
Cincinnati’s Eden Park: A Complete and Comprehensive Guide!
Eden Park is one of Cincinnati’s most well-known and attractive parks between the Mount Adams and Walnut Hills districts. The park has many lakes, a stunning overlook with sweeping views of the Ohio River, several walking trails, a basketball court, a gazebo, a large pond with a fountain, the Krohn Conservatory, an outdoor pavilion, and … Read more
Cincinnati’s Krohn Conservatory – A Complete and Comprehensive Guide!
Introduction The Krohn Conservatory, located in the heart of Eden Park, is a nationally recognized indoor botanical garden with over 200,000 visitors visit each year to see the 3,500 different plant species from all across the world, including desert plants, Bonsai trees, tropical exhibits, carnivorous plants, unusual fruit trees, and rare orchids. The Garden is … Read more
