The Hall of Fame features many interactive exhibits, including listening centers. Inductees include Igor Stravinsky, William Schuman and George Gershwin.

The center features woods, streams, ponds, prairies, meadows, education center, nature shop and organic farm. Animals at the farm include sheep, rabbits, chickens, turkeys, cows and horses.

There's a Wild Ohio Zoo at the museum where you can see furry, scaly, and feathery animals. There is also a Space Theater, a hands-on learning center with bones and antlers, and a lazer-and-light lab.

This tower provides a good view of the city, and looks out to Kentucky and Indiana. The tower is located above Fountain Square in central Cincinnati.

This is a historical complex comfortably surrounded by acres of shade trees. Find the 1905 Wright Flyer III and take a stroll through the well-groomed grounds and find the 1800s covered bridge.

The Cincinnati Art Museum is home to 88 galleries which display a permanent collection of over 88,000 pieces. Includes Native American, African, Egyptian, Greek, and Rome artworks.

Have you ever wanted to slide down a real fire pole, flash the lights or wail a siren? At the Cincinnati Fire museum you can. There is also a 1808 fire drum and an 1836 Hunneman hand pumper.

As the worlds largest self-supporting half-dome structure, the Union Terminal houses the Cincinnati Museum Center. It has history of transportation, local geological history and a discovery center.

Coney Island Amusement Park is home to the world's largest recirculating pool, a mini-golf course, waterslides and a sports complex with sand volleyball and basketball.

The Dayton Aviation Heritage National Park commemorates Wilbur Wright, Orville Wright and Paul Laurence Dunbar for their invention of powered flight.