Flights to Cincinnati
Founded in 1788, Cincinnati is the first major inland city established after the American Revolution and is touted as the first purely “American” city. It sits on the Ohio River, with its metro area spilling south into Kentucky and west into Indiana.
The city is experiencing a resurgence of tourism. You can spot it on many influential lists ranking it a premier destination to visit. It is No. 8 on the New York Times “52 Places to go in 2018,” which highlights the city’s cultural renaissance following a $143 million renovation of the Music Hall, a fantastic red brick Venetian Gothic structure built in 1878 and home to the Cincinnati Symphony, Ballet, and Opera.
Travel & Leisure’s “50 Best Places to Travel in 2017” also singled out the Queen City for the transformation of its Over-the-Rhine district, first settled by German immigrants in the 19th century and now home to technology companies, farm-to-table restaurants, historic breweries, and the city’s first electric street car connecting it to downtown.