Cincinnati attractions

Located at the meeting point of the Ohio and Licking rivers, BB Riverboats is your gateway to Cincinnati's waterways. Straddling the state line, you'll be able to enjoy views of Ohio's landmarks on one side of the river, and Kentucky on the other. If you're looking for a new perspective to add to your sightseeing, then there's no better way to see the 19th-century architecture that historic Cincinnati boasts.

Batter up! Now's your chance to visit the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum to take an immersive trip through the history of one of the world's famous baseball teams. At this first-class facility, just a pitch away from the Great American Ball Park, you can immerse yourself in video exhibits, see classic memorabilia, revisit classic matches and eras, and even commentate over history-making hits.

After decades of talking about and studying the idea, seven years of formally planning it, and four years of construction and fundraising, almost all by volunteers, in July 2006, the ribbon was cut to formally open the Greater Cincinnati Police Museum. Full of authentic artifacts from over 150 years of law enforcement, the museum is a time capsule, home to valuable insights into police work past and present. An all-volunteer staff works diligently and almost daily to obtain, identify, preserve, and interpret more than 10,000 law enforcement artifacts and archives, and to research the history of more than 160 local, township, county, state, and federal law enforcement agencies serving some 600 documented communities.