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Newport Aquarium
One Newport Way
Newport, KY
www.newportaquarium.com
(859) 261-7444

At Oceanic Adventures Newport Aquarium, you'll go to the oceans' depths, the rivers' edge & the fringe of the Antarctic Frontier. Sixty state-of-the-art exhibits will immerse you in water. Aquarium tickets available at any Greater Cincinnati Kroger store.

Newport On The Levee
One Levee Way
Newport, KY 41071

www.newportonthelevee.com
(1) 866-LeveeKY

#1 Shopping/Mall Attraction in the U.S. for Families, Zagat, 2004, Combining the ultimate mix of dining, shopping, and entertainment. Designed to create a community-gathering place. From inviting architecture to animated street performers, the Levee is more than a landmark, it's an experience!

Zoo Babies
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
www.cincyzoo.org
(513) 475.6124

Come celebrate the Zoo's new arrivals during this annual celebration. Check for special events, including storytelling, children's activities and musical guests.

Coney Island
6201 Kellogg Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45228
www.coneyislandpark.com
(513) 232.8230

There's something for everyone at Coney Island. Enjoy Sunlight Pool, over 20 classic rides, live stage shows and more!

Paramount's King's Island
6300 Kings Island Drive
Kings Island, OH 45034
www.pki.com
(513) 754.5774

Premier regional theme park with over 85 rides and attractions. Live and interactive entertainment throughout 360 acres. Features #1 Rated Kids Area and one of the most popular water parks in the World, Boomerang Bay!

Enjoy the Arts
1338 Main St.

www.etastart.com

(513) 621.4700


Think you can't enjoy arts and culture on your budget? Get your very own passport to the arts with an Enjoy the Arts/START Passport or Membership. Over $350 worth of tickets to 30 different arts venues for an entire year, discounted movie tickets, special events and a bi-weekly Hip Tips email give you all you need for your arts adventure.


The Cincinnati Ballet

1555 Central Parkway

(513) 621.5219

www.wguc.org/cincinnatiballet

The Cincinnati Ballet performs at the Aronoff Center for the Arts, with the exception of December's annual production of "The Nutcracker" at Music Hall. Cincinnati's ballet company is world-renowned, and has been under the artistic direction of Victoria Morgan since 1997. The season runs from October through May.

Carew Tower
441 Vine Street Suite 500
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
(513) 241.3888

Built in 1930, downtown Cincinnati's Carew Tower Complex is listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings. It includes the 574 feet high Carew Tower office building that includes retail shops and restaurants as well as an open-to-the public observatory atop its 45th floor, the elegant Omni Netherland Hotel featuring its Hall of Mirrors, and a garage. The Complex is one of the finest examples of the Art Deco style remaining in the country.

Cincinnati Museum Center
1301 Western Ave.

(513) 287.7000

www.cincymuseum.org

In addition to special exhibitions, Museum Center houses the Cincinnati History Museum, Cinergy Children's Museum, the Cincinnati Historical Society Library, the Museum of Natural History & Science and the Robert D. Lindner Family OMNIMAX Theater.

Findlay Market
Race & Elder Sts.
Cincinnati, OH 45202
www.findlaymarket.org

Open year-round: Wed., Fri. & Sat. Open-air marketplace in continuous operation
since 1852. Famous for fresh produce and meats.


MainStrasse Village

616 Main St
Covington, KY 41011
(859) 491.0458
www.nkyvillage.com

Designated a national historic district, this historic 19th century village offers a collection of unique shops and restaurants set in a neighborhood of parks, and Victorian and classic Italianate homes of the mid to late 1800s. The area now includes the 100 foot Carroll Chimes Bell Tower, the Goose Girl Fountain, and the Northern Kentucky Visitors Center.



Krohn Conservatory

Eden Park Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45202
http://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/cityparks
513-352-4086

The lush Krohn Conservatory is located in Cincinnati's beautiful Eden Park and is one of the largest public greenhouses in the world. Open year-round, it contains over many varieties of exotic, tropical and desert plants, as well as floral shows.


Purple People Bridge Cl!mb
One Levee Way
Newport, KY

(859) 261-OVER

The Purple People Bridge is a pedestrian walkway, and is the longest connector of its kind in the country that links two states. Just over a mile long, the landmark is a seamless link to entertainment, dining, nightlife, sports, parks, and festivals on both the Ohio and Kentucky borders. Now you are ablt to climb to the top of the bridge for a breathtaking panorama of both Kentucky and Ohio.



 


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