National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
A museum on the Ohio River about the Underground Railroad, the network of escape routes used by enslaved people seeking freedom in the north.
Ohio · the United States
In the destination Cincinnati and Kings Island.
In the photo: Fountain Square, in downtown Cincinnati.
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The city
City in southwestern Ohio on the banks of the Ohio River, opposite Kentucky. It has the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and a riverfront park, the Roebling suspension bridge, the historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood with Findlay Market, the Cincinnati Museum Center in Union Terminal station, the art museum in Eden Park and one of the oldest zoos in the country.
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The local experience
A museum on the Ohio River about the Underground Railroad, the network of escape routes used by enslaved people seeking freedom in the north.
Zoo opened in 1875, one of the oldest in the United States, with hippos, elephants, big cats and gardens.
Museum complex in the Art Deco Union Terminal, with natural history, Cincinnati history and children’s museums.
Suspension bridge of 1866 over the Ohio River, linking Cincinnati to Covington, Kentucky, by the engineer of the Brooklyn Bridge.
19th-century neighborhood founded by German immigrants, with Italianate brick buildings, breweries and the Findlay Market, an 1855 public market.
Art museum atop Eden Park, with about 67,000 works, European painting, American art and Rookwood pottery.