Here are ten notable places to visit during any free time outside of the Leadership Conference Series programming.
Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden
One of the oldest zoos in the United States, it houses nearly 1,900 animals and over 500 species. Notably, it's the birthplace of the famous baby hippo, Fiona.
Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal
Housed in a historic art deco train station, this complex includes the Cincinnati History Museum, the Duke Energy Children's Museum, and the Museum of Natural History & Science.
Newport Aquarium
Located across the Ohio River in Newport, Kentucky, this aquarium features interactive exhibits, including touch pools with stingrays and sharks, and a unique "shark bridge" for close encounters.
Fountain Square
Cincinnati's premier public space, hosting events, live music, and a variety of dining options. It's a central gathering place in downtown Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Art Museum
One of the oldest art museums in the United States, it offers a diverse collection of artworks spanning 6,000 years.
Eden Park
A 186-acre park offering stunning views of the Ohio River, featuring Mirror Lake, the Hinkle Magnolia Garden, and the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Krohn Conservatory
Located within Eden Park, this conservatory features more than 3,500 plant species from around the world.
Cincinnati Observatory
Known as the "Birthplace of American Astronomy," it offers public stargazing events and educational programs.
Findlay Market
Ohio's oldest continuously operated public market, offering a variety of local and international foods, as well as unique shopping experiences.