Fortune, Places Rated
Almanac, Employment Review, and Entrepreneur magazines all rate
Greater Cincinnati as one of the best U.S. cities to live, work
and do business. A key factor in that rating is the outstanding
variety of cultural, recreational, entertainment and sports
activities available in this area...its excellent and affordable
housing...and its low crime rate, the fourth lowest among major
U.S. metropolitan areas.
Amidst the gently
rolling hills along the Ohio River, Greater Cincinnati spreads
from the southwestern corner of Ohio into northern Kentucky and
southeastern Indiana. Winston Churchill called Cincinnati
"the most beautiful inland city in America." The
metropolitan Cincinnati population is about 1.8 million people.
A sampling of what
makes Cincinnati, Cincinnati!
The Cincinnati Zoo
& Botanical Garden - The "sexiest zoo" in the
country (as named by Newsweek Magazine), a leader in
successfully breeding wild animals.
The Cincinnati Art
Museum - One of the 10 finest general art museums in the U.S.
Excellent Symphony
Orchestra, Opera and Ballet companies.
Paramount's Kings
Island - Entertainment Capital of the Midwest and one of
America's premier family theme parks - 350 acres of
world-class thrills and family attractions.
Great restaurants -
from five-star dining to five-way chili, Greater Cincinnati
is known for its fine dining and has more stars from Mobil
Guide than most other cities its size.
Major league sports
- Cincinnati Reds Baseball and Cincinnati Bengals football.
Headquarters to
many Fortune 500 Corporations, among them Procter &
Gamble Company; Eagle-Picher; Chiquita Brands; Fifth Third
Bancorp; Kroger; American Financial; Ohio Casualty.
A downtown that is
compact, vibrant, safe, and used constantly along the
beautiful, meandering Ohio River. There is a full menu of
riverboat cruises on the Ohio River - luncheon, dinner,
sightseeing, dance and romantic moonlight cruises.
Fortune, Places Rated
Almanac, Employment Review, and Entrepreneur magazines all rate
Greater Cincinnati as one of the best U.S. cities to live, work
and do business. A key factor in that rating is the outstanding
variety of cultural, recreational, entertainment and sports
activities available in this area...its excellent and affordable
housing...and its low crime rate, the fourth lowest among major
U.S. metropolitan areas. 