Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Mason

"Spend the afternoon exploring the bosky expanse of the hilltop Eden Park. Wander the galleries of the Cincinnati Art Museum, visit the Art Deco Krohn Conservatory, or stop at the Twin Lakes for fine panoramas out over the river over Kentucky."

"Location: 950 Eden Park Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45202 (Mt. Adams). Another well-known park in the city that offerssome beautiful viewsof the Ohio River and Northern Kentucky is Eden Park. Located on the outskirts of theMt."

"Eden Park is home to the Art Museum, the Playhouse, and the Krohn Conservatory. It covers 186 acres and features, among others, gazebos, memorial paths, and a playground."

"Walk the boardwalk along the river’s edge, take in the beautiful scenic views of Cincinnati and Newport, enjoy the fragrant flowers and green space, splash in the water fountains, experience the “flying” pig in the playground, try out the giant foot piano and walk across the Roebling Suspension Bridge. Pack some snacks, a water bottle and spend a few hours enjoying all the park has to offer."

"If you’re searching for free things to do in Cincinnati that are outdoors, look no further than Smale Riverfront Park. This 45-acre park houses everything from sprawling green spaces and walking trails to a carousel, playgrounds, and a restaurant. The park is also home to a multitude of events from free concerts to markets and more."

"This park is right in the heart of downtown Cincinnati and has its own website. It is famous for its carousel, but also has scenic walkable paths, and easy access to restaurants and the river. You can also read reviews on Yelp."

"The history and Art Deco architecture are reason enough to visit, but the recent renovation and additional attractions make it one of the top places to visit in Cincinnati. Built in 1933, it was once a bustling train station, now guests who visit will enjoy the Cincinnati Museum Center (3 different museums), an OMNIMAX Theater and the Cincinnati History Library and Archives. We chose the Discovery Pass which granted us entry into all three museums, the Cincinnati History Center, Museum of Natural History and Science and the Children’s Museum."

"Built in an abandoned railroad terminal, the Cincinnati History Museum will take you back to the days of trains, steam engines and suspender-clad conductors shouting the day’s schedule. It chronicles the entire rise of Cincinnati while examining its relevance to both Ohio and the American Midwest. Costumed staffers will answer your questions as you browse the exhibits and galleries."

"Formerly known as the Cincinnati Union Terminal, this was a beautiful railroad station originally. After the decline in the rail transport trend, this was turned into an important landmark housing a number of libraries, museums, theatres, etc. At present, it is the location of the very famous museum that also puts up traveling exhibitions."

"One unique house museum in Cincinnati is the Harriet Beecher Stowe House, which was home to influential antislavery author Harriet Beecher Stowe who was most well known for writing Uncle Tom’s Cabin. The house is also a recognized site on the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. Price: $6 Adults, $5 Seniors & Students, $3 Ages 6-17, Free under 6 years old (Or two free tickets with Cincinnati Library card)"

"As we all must know that the very famous author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin was Harriet Beecher Stowe and this is where she and family used to live after they shifted down from Connecticut. Her father was a supporter of the Abolitionist Movement and at that time this place was a center of the protest. Once he came here he got a chance to teach in the Lane Seminary and he readily accepted the off...Read more"

"Parkers Woods forms an 89-acre contiguous green space with nearby Buttercup Valley Nature Preserve, both located within Cincinnati's Northside neighborhood near Hamilton Avenue and Haight Street. The park's beginnings date back to 1911, when its first 27.5 acres of land were sold to the City of Cincinnati by namesake Alexander Langlands Parker. Additional land was added to the park in 1953, bringing it to its present-day acreage."

"8316 Plainfield Rd Cincinnati, OH 45236 513-832-0915https://www.tweedysdeli.com/. Located in Deer Park, This hole-in-the-wall rests in the former Kinneret Cafe location and features some impressively-sized crispy chicken and spicy chicken sandwiches that look to be in the same vein as Popeye's fabled versions. They also offer beef, chicken and salmon cheesesteaks, breakfast sandwiches, a mountainous double cheeseburger and the "Tweedy Big Burger," with two patties piled with corned beef, bacon, American cheese on a toasted onion bun."

"Coming in at number 9 on the list is Mt. Healthy Dairy Bar, which has a little bit of everything – cones, flurries, slushies, sundaes, and more. The portions are generous and the flavors are rich. You’ll be hard pressed to find another shop that has as much outdoor seating as this one, so be sure to grab a cone and enjoy it on one of the many wooden benches outside."

"Ninth St., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the day spa and skincare spot five stars out of 28 reviews."

"Located in the heart of the city and a few minutes away from popular local attractions, including Baum-Taft House and Woods Museum, 21c Museum Hotel offers a spectacular, romantic vacation. It features a contemporary gallery, a rooftop bar, and a fitness center accessible to all its guests. Rooms here are well-decorated with modern furnishings and well-equipped with comfortable amenities, including a flat-screen TV, a full kitchen, a sitting area, and an ensuite bathroom."

"An art gallery and museum all rolled into one, the 21c Museum Hotel is a must for art enthusiasts traveling to Cincinnati. This free art museum is open to the public year-round, 24/7!. You’ll have the opportunity to browse rotating exhibits featuring contemporary art from local, regional, national, and global artists without spending a dime."

"Anyone with an eye for art should book a room at the 21C Museum Hotel: The former landmark Metropole Hotel is now an art-centric hotel with its own collection, as well as rotating installations and exhibits. Courtesy of 21c Museum Hotels"

"Make sure that your children are exposed to the wonderful world of art from a young age by bringing them to visit the Cincinnati Art Museum. The museum hosts a number of art experiences for children starting with infants and their parents who are invited to attend a Baby Tour on the third Thursday of each month. Families will also enjoy their Family ARTventure tours on Saturdays and the Family ARTventures Stops on Sundays, where children can get up close and touch various art exhibits."

"You’ll feel like you’re walking through someone’s lovely home at the Taft Museum of Art—as long as that someone owns a Rembrandt. The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum shares the team’s fascinating beginning."

"With a menu that features duck breast, pork chops, salmon, seasonal sausage, and grilled octopus, Bauer Farm Kitchen is an upscale restaurant that offers an impressive variety of dishes. Prices are quite high, but they’re justified by the quality of the food and the service. Bauer Farm Kitchen also offers a large variety of cocktails, wines, and beers, which nicely complements the dishes."

"Relax in the rustic-chic dining room of Baur European Kitchen and craft cocktails and locally sourced French-German cuisine. Choose from small plates of oxtail soup and dry-aged lamb, large plates of bison sauerbraten or aged duck, German heavy charcuterie, or French cheeses washed down with small farm wine. For a truly curated dining experience, Baur is the place to visit."