3 Best Landmarks in Cincinnati, OH

A wonderful place to visit for families and others. I especially liked the interactive light exhibit (my video is not supported here), the polar bear, dinosaurs, media, and many vehicles. Even the the aquarium was sold out before we purchased tickets, our trip was worthwhile by our visit the museum. Thanks!!!

This was recommended from our host at the hotel we stayed at. I was informed that the Hall Of Justice was designed after this museum. Great museum and highly recommend it. The price is definitely right for what you get.

It's been years since I've been to the Cincinnati Museum and I always love coming. I came here on a birthday date, I think it's a lovely thing for two people to share. You get a feel for natural and space history, and then walk over to the other side to see some Cincinnati history. We also went to see the newest featured exhibit, which is the Mayan exhibition. There was a lot to explore and many of the hands-on activities were covid-friendly, so that not all the interactive activities were taken away. I really enjoyed the experience!

This museum is worth seeing when in Cincinnati. Maintained by the National Park Service, it tells a coherent story of Taft's political career through well-written, well-organized displays. Taft (our 27th president) was the only person to have served as both President and Chief Justice of the United States. This site is the home of his father and his birthplace. Two rooms on the first floor, the parlor and library, have been restored and furnished to resemble the period of Taft's childhood. The remainder of the house are devoted to the displays. After the park ranger's tour, I read every display in the house; I was there about 2 hours.

What a cool museum. We were there on a Friday afternoon. We had a private guided tour from a wonderful National Park Ranger. Very interesting facts about Taft we didn’t know. The building is amazing. Lots of artifacts. Beautiful grounds. Well worth a stop. It was all free too.

I was the only visitor at the time I went late on a Saturday afternoon. The ranger on duty gave me a personalized tour of the house and was very knowledgeable and friendly. The visitor center had a lot of informative exhibits and there was a nice little NPS gift shop.