10 places you’ve driven past 100 times and should finally visit
With a Master’s Degree in Arts Management from the University of Cincinnati, Omar has spent the last six years writing about the vibrant arts scene in the city. His experience includes working for Cincinnati Art Museum’s communications team, where he gained insider knowledge of the local arts community.
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Cincinnati is full of places you know without actually knowing them. You’ve seen the sign from the highway, passed the entrance on your commute or driven by so many times that the building has basically become part of the scenery. But somehow, despite living here for years, you’ve never actually stopped. Consider this your excuse to finally make the turn. From a museum packed with glowing neon signs to a Northern Kentucky collection containing hundreds of ventriloquist dummies, here are 10 Greater Cincinnati places worth pulling over for. Spring Grove Cemetery Arboretum Spring Grove Cemetery Arboretum. Photo provided | Spring Grove Cemetery Arboretum s website 4521 Spring Grove Ave., Cincinnati Yes, it’s a cemetery. No, you do not need to be attending a funeral to visit. Established in 1845, Spring Grove is also an arboretum filled with giant trees, lakes, gardens, winding roads, elaborate monuments and the graves of notable Cincinnatians. It’s one of th