Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once pronounced it the “Queen City of the West” while Winston Churchill dubbed it the most beautiful inland city in the Union. Cincinnati continues to burgeon today with its prime location on the north shore of the Ohio River. Its downtown is full of new art and architectural projects and culture continues to inspire passion among residents.

The city is home to the second oldest opera company, a major ballet company, and the Cincinnati Art Museum, one of the country’s most prominent. An array of public parks in and around its hills provide recreational outlets for any outdoor enthusiast. Cincinnati is also proud of its sports teams and built the Great American Ball Park in 2003 for Bengal football or Reds baseball. Well into the 21st-century, Cincinnati remains a clean and attractive urban center with a large dose of dynamic energy.

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