The city of Cincinnati lies in a wide basin on the north bank of Ohio River surrounded by hills. From this beautiful and naturalistic location, this city has earned another name "Pearl of the West" and "Queen City".

The prime attractions of this city include:

- Cincinnati Art Museum - this is home to huge gallery of collections spanning to more than 6000 years.

- Cincinnati Zoo - this is a complete family entertainment spot housing several rare species of animals and birds.

- Cincinnati Museum Center at Union terminal - This is a four in one museum center bearing the largest half domed structure in US.

- Botanical garden - a must visit place for all nature lovers.

- Coney Island - visitors tend to enjoy thrilling turns, exhilarating twists over more than 22 different rides and water slides.

- EnterTRAINment junction - is an 80,000 square feet family entertainment center including the display of world's largest indoor model train along with a giant interactive play area for children.

- Findlay market - is a one stop shop offering everything right from wireless internet to fresh meat, fish, fruits, vegetables and fresh cut flowers and spices.

- Kings Island - is one of the most popular theme parks situated in Ohio.

- The Contemporary Arts Center - is a museum showcasing art relevant to diverse audience.

- Wake nation Cincinnati - is one among the 8 places in entire country offering wakeboard, water ski and knee board without using any boat.

Finding suitable accommodation is also not a major concern as this city houses different kinds of friendly and affordable hotels. Some of the top hotels in the city are Garfield Suites Hotel, Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Cincinnati Eastgate, The Westin Cincinnati, Candlewood Suites Cincinnati/Blue Ash, Comfort Suites Fairfield, Cincinnati Hotel and Holiday Inn Express Cincinnati West.

Checking into one of these hotels is sure to make your stay very pleasant and comfortable.

Cincinnati is a county seat of Hamilton and a city in the U.S state of Ohio. In the year 2008 Cincinnati was ranked as the 10th most walk able city in Ohio as well as in United States. Currently the city is undergoing significant and remarkable developments due to an influx of private investment, new development and the construction long stalled bank projects. There has already been an investment of 3.5 billion dollars in the urban core and there is expectation of some more.

The Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International airport is situated across the river in Kentucky and is the main airport that serves the metropolitan area. Metro city passenger bus system operated by Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority serves the city of Cincinnati. The same authority also operates bus links in the city at metros main government hub square. The city also houses river ferry and several bridges. Rail services are managed by Amtrak and its ticket booths and boarding stations are in Cincinnati union terminal.

The roads of Cincinnati Ohio include three major and vital interstate highways which are one interstate spur, one interstate bypass and six U.S highways.

Roads in Cincinnati

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roads_in_Cincinnati,_Ohio

Map with accommodation listings

http://www.biz-stay.com/mapview.cfm?page=city&cityid=314

Routes and directions

http://www.mapquest.com/maps?city=Cincinnati&state=OH

There are various residential areas which offer convenience and good value for money. Some of the areas are - Gaslight Clifton, it is close by to Cincinnati public school and hospital.

Neighborhoods of Wyoming and Glendale situated to the north of the city. Both these are older communities with big yards, large homes and real community feels.

Basic information

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati