Downtown Cincinnati is a lot of fun!

Smale Park
In addition to the statues that are part of this Scavenger Hunt, there are lots of things to discover at this park!

Giant Piano
Stomp out a tune on this huge piano.

Playground
Great slides and other playground equipment are waiting for you!

Labyrinth
Many people throughout history have found relaxation while walking a maze-like labyrinth. You can do it too!

Water Play
There are two areas for water fun: redirect streams of water near the giant piano and flying pig. Climb the steps near the carousel to find a splash zone.

Swings Along the River
These silver swings can hold several people. Gently rock while you enjoy the river views.

Carousel
Carol Ann’s Carousel is open on weekends all year long and has extended hours during the summer. There is an admission fee. Learn more here: https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/cincyparks/visit-a-park/find-a-parkfacility/carol-anns-carousel/


Roebling Bridge
If you’re up for a walk, you can cross the river on the Roebling Bridge. Each way is about ⅓ mile.


The Banks Neighborhood
Just north of the park is a neighborhood called the Banks. You’ll find fun restaurants and these museums:

Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum
If you love baseball, this museum will be your new happy place. You’ll explore interactive exhibits, statues of the great players and lots of baseball trivia and history.

The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is a museum based on the history of the Underground Railroad. It also pays tribute to all efforts to "abolish human enslavement and secure freedom for all people".

Sing the Queen City Sign
You can climb these huge letters just south of the Freedom Center (they make a great photo op)!

You can learn more about the fun things to do at the Banks here: https://thebankscincy.com/