weekend in cincy ✨
hello friends! i just got back from spending the weekend in Cincinnati for a wedding! my boyfriend and I got in on Saturday and spent the night with friends exploring the city and eating tacos at Condados!
sunday we started out with an AMAZING brunch at sleeping bees (def need a reservation)! the rest of the day was spent celebrating the newlyweds!
i love being able to explore new cities and this was about a 4 hour drive from Detroit!
what are other good cities for weekend getaways?? also- what is your roadtrip snack? we stopped at jimmy johns on the way down 😂
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So, you're looking to plan a truly unique Cincinnati weekend trip? I totally get it! After my recent visit for a wedding, I found myself wishing I had more time to dive deeper into this vibrant city. While my trip was focused on celebrations, I picked up some awesome insights that can help you craft an unforgettable Cincinnati, Ohio adventure that goes beyond the usual tourist spots. First off, think about what makes a trip 'unique' for you. Is it food, art, history, or just soaking in local vibes? Cincinnati has it all! While my friends and I loved Condados for tacos and Sleeping Bees for an incredible brunch (seriously, make that reservation!), the city's culinary scene is a treasure trove. For something truly unique, explore Findlay Market – Ohio's oldest continuously operated public market. You can graze on everything from local produce to artisanal cheeses and international street food. Another must-try is Cincinnati chili; it’s a regional specialty, often served over spaghetti with cheese, onions, and beans. It might sound unusual, but it's a Cincy rite of passage! Beyond food, let's talk activities. My weekend was packed, but if I were planning a more relaxed, unique Cincinnati weekend trip, I'd spend time wandering through the Over-the-Rhine (OTR) neighborhood. It's known for its stunning 19th-century architecture, independent boutiques, and thriving craft brewery scene. You could easily spend an afternoon hopping between shops and tasting local brews. For art lovers, Cincinnati boasts incredible murals scattered throughout the city, many created by ArtWorks Cincy. Taking a self-guided mural tour is a fantastic way to see the city's artistic side and discover hidden gems. And for those driving in, like I did from Detroit, don't forget your road trip essentials! My quick stop for Jimmy John's was fine, but for a truly unique experience, pack some gourmet snacks or plan a stop at a local bakery or market along the way. Think local cheeses, fresh fruit, or homemade cookies. Parking in Cincinnati can be tricky downtown, so look into hotel parking options or public garages in advance. The Cincinnati Bell Connector, the city's streetcar, is a great way to get around downtown and OTR without dealing with traffic or parking once you're there. Making your Cincinnati, Ohio weekend trip unique is all about blending the well-known with personal discoveries, and I can't wait to go back and explore even more!




A really good city to visit I feel like would be somewhere in Minnesota, I’ve yet to go to Minnesota though so I could totally be wrong but I really want to visit Minnesota because of mall of America