NYT spends 36 hours in the Queen City
The New York Times recently spent 36 hours in Cincinnati, and boy, were they impressed.
The New York Times recently spent 36 hours in Cincinnati, and boy, were they impressed.
Highligts include the Contemporary Arts Center, 21C’s bar, dinner at Sotto, Cincy Red Bike, the views from the Purple People Bridge, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Findlay Market, the streetcar, beer from Rhinegeist and Taft’s Ale House, Salazar, Music Hall, Ensemble Theater, the new Cincinnati Shakespeare Company theater, Sundry and Vice, Revel OTR, Maplewood Kitchen and Bar and the Queen City Underground Tour.
Check out your hometown from the NYT’s perspective, and you just might discover something new!
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