King Records, was one of the nation’s most influential independent labels in the mid-1900s. At its peak, the label employed more than 400 people, championed diversity in its ranks, and was the nation's sixth-largest record company.

Playhouse in the Park was one of the first regional theatres founded in the United States, and boasts an expansive view of the city.

Using the new Art Steps, you can enjoy over 67,000 works of art spanning 6,000 years - with free general admission to all.

A historic railroad trestle provides a scenic view of Columbia Tusculum.

Located on the East End of Cincinnati, this overlook near St. Rose Church offers an impressive view of the Ohio River.

A historic railroad trestle provides views of Walnut Hills High School.

This mille-long park overlooks the Ohio River and includes a playground, performance pavilion, and tennis courts.

Located in Yeatman's Cove, Armleder Memorial Sprayground provides fountains and water features for children to enjoy during the warm summer months.

Bicentennial Commons and its iconic Gateway Sculpture is a recreational area created in honor of the city's Bicentennial in 1988.

Lunken Airport was Cincinnati's main airport until 1947 - at which time it was the largest municipal airfield in the world. Today, Lunken services a number of private and corporate fleets, as well as providing flight training to novice pilots.