It is home to dozens of bars & restaurants, corporate offices, and arts organizations and provides easy access to some of Cincinnati’s most popular sports and entertainment venues. Check it out today!

From Broadway to ballet, museums to music, sports and more—there’s always something good happening in Downtown Cincinnati.

There is always something fun to do Downtown. From special events to new restaurants or a big game, find something you like to do here. Pictured: Fountain Square

Craving a snack? Got time for a full meal? Whatever you’re hungry for, you’ll find all the bars, dinner spots, and go-to eateries you want in Downtown Cincinnati.

Whatever fits your mood, Downtown Cincinnati has everything to make the perfect trip – from a wide variety of retailers to shop, to hundreds of restaurants, and a large collection of bright, bold and exciting public art to explore.

Home to most of Downtown’s corporation and business offices, the Central Business District (CBD) is the heart of Downtown Cincinnati. It is home to Fountain Square, Duke Energy Convention Center, and the famous P&G Towers.

The Downtown Cincinnati Improvement District (DCID), Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (3CDC), and Downtown Cincinnati (DC) are three distinct entities that work collaboratively to create a safe, welcoming and vibrant environment in Cincinnati's urban core.

Cincinnati's longest continuously operating bar and grill, dating back to 1861. Eclectic Mediterranean and traditional American cuisine. Year-round courtyard features music Tuesday to Saturday evenings.

Over-the-Rhine is your go-to shopping destination in Downtown Cincinnati, with a wide variety of boutiques and specialty stores, from home décor to high-end fashion, and more. Stroll along Vine Street’s historic buildings or explore the eclectic selection of merchants located on Main Street.

Join the dynamic community that lives in Downtown Cincinnati. Living minutes away from world-class restaurants and incredible entertainment has its perks. Whether you’re interested in renting or buying, here’s what you need to know.