Dean and Joyce' Guidebook
Sightseeing
Fiona, the famous baby Hippo, is waiting for your visit! The Cincinnati Zoo is on Vine Street north of the University of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
3400 Vine StFiona, the famous baby Hippo, is waiting for your visit! The Cincinnati Zoo is on Vine Street north of the University of Cincinnati.
Our Unique Art Deco Train Station is Just off I-75 at Western Avenue with museums and an IMAX Theater!
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Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal
1301 Western AveOur Unique Art Deco Train Station is Just off I-75 at Western Avenue with museums and an IMAX Theater!
My favorite place in Cincinnati...nothing else like it!
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American Sign Museum
1330 Monmouth AveMy favorite place in Cincinnati...nothing else like it!
Cincinnati's historic German district with Music Hall, Washington Park, Streetcar, Restaurants and Breweries is the area just north of Downtown.
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Over-The-Rhine
Cincinnati's historic German district with Music Hall, Washington Park, Streetcar, Restaurants and Breweries is the area just north of Downtown.
Cincinnati Art Museum in the Eden Park Area just off I-71 is certainly worth a visit!
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Cincinnati Art Museum
953 Eden Park DrCincinnati Art Museum in the Eden Park Area just off I-71 is certainly worth a visit!
No Railfan visit to Cincinnati will be complete without a stop to one of the largest Model Railroads in the country! About fifteen minutes north of Arlington Station on I-75 at Tylersville Road.
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EnterTRAINment Junction
7379 Squire CtNo Railfan visit to Cincinnati will be complete without a stop to one of the largest Model Railroads in the country! About fifteen minutes north of Arlington Station on I-75 at Tylersville Road.
The Creation Museum and the nearby Ark Encounter stir some interesting conversations but are worth a visit! Just south of the Ohio River off I-275 (Cincinnati's Circle Beltway)
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Creation Museum
2800 Bullittsburg Church RdThe Creation Museum and the nearby Ark Encounter stir some interesting conversations but are worth a visit! Just south of the Ohio River off I-275 (Cincinnati's Circle Beltway)
Home of the Cincinnati Reds and terrific view of the Ohio River from View Level seats!
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Great American Ball Park
100 Joe Nuxhall WayHome of the Cincinnati Reds and terrific view of the Ohio River from View Level seats!
Our famous French-themed amusement park is off I-71 in the Mason area, about 25 minutes northeast of Arlington Station. It's smaller, historic predecessor Coney Island is off the I-275 circle about thirty minutes Southeast of our location.
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Kings Island
6300 Kings Island DrOur famous French-themed amusement park is off I-71 in the Mason area, about 25 minutes northeast of Arlington Station. It's smaller, historic predecessor Coney Island is off the I-275 circle about thirty minutes Southeast of our location.
The City of Loveland, about twenty minutes NE of Arlington Station, is a stop on the Miami/Erie Bike Trail and Kayaking on the Little Miami River. Great restaurants and the Narrow Path Brewery are worth a visit also! Loveland Castle is a short drive North.
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Loveland
The City of Loveland, about twenty minutes NE of Arlington Station, is a stop on the Miami/Erie Bike Trail and Kayaking on the Little Miami River. Great restaurants and the Narrow Path Brewery are worth a visit also! Loveland Castle is a short drive North.
Neighborhoods
Our location, the Village of Arlington Heights is one of Cincinnati's first planned "suburbs," and Arlington Station is one of a dozen or so original homes built about 1889. The smallest municipality in Hamilton County, Arlington is centrally-located to all of Cincinnati's many attractions, near I-75 and the Ronald Reagan Cross-County Highway.
Arlington Heights
Our location, the Village of Arlington Heights is one of Cincinnati's first planned "suburbs," and Arlington Station is one of a dozen or so original homes built about 1889. The smallest municipality in Hamilton County, Arlington is centrally-located to all of Cincinnati's many attractions, near I-75 and the Ronald Reagan Cross-County Highway.
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Cincinnati Streetcar is worth a ride downtown and OTR!
Not a lot of public transportation in our area, regrettably, but we do not, as of this writing, have tolls nor parking fees in most places except downtown Cincinnati.