Welcome to Northern Kentucky – the Southern Side of Cincinnati

There is so much to do in Northern Kentucky – you won’t know where to start! Beautifully located on the banks of the Ohio River and in direct vicinity of the city of Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky offers fun and entertainment for everyone. Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati play host to many museums, parks, attractions, nightclubs, concerts & cultural events. Enjoy an authentic German beer at the “Hofbraeuhaus”, take your kids and visit one of our amusement parks or invite your sweetheart to a romantic river cruise, the possibilities are endless.... If you’re looking for the perfect destination for the whole family, Northern Kentucky is the place to stay!

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World Peace Bell

The World's Largest Swinging Bell, "The World Peace Bell", is installed at the Millennium Monument site in Newport, Kentucky and swings everyday at noon. In 1981, the Verdin Company, North America's oldest bell and clock company, purchased historic St. Paul's Church in Cincinnati, OH. After a two-year-long restoration was completed, the beautiful building houses the Verdin Company corporate headquarters, the World Peace Bell and the Clock Museum. More about World Peace Bell

The Harriet Beecher Stowe House

For nearly 20 years, this was the home of the legendary abolitionist, and author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Harriet Beecher Stowe. Stowe and her family were active as religious leaders, educators, writers, and anti-slavery and women’s rights advocates. See attraction website for hours of operation. Free admission. More about The Harriet Beecher Stowe House

Krohn Conservatory

As one of the largest public greenhouses in the world, the Krohn Conservatory in Northern Kentucky contains 5,000 varieties of exotic, tropical, and desert plants and six beautiful seasonal floral shows. The Krohn Conservatory was completed in 1933, and named in honor of Irwin M. Krohn who served on the Board of Park Commissioners. It now contains plant species from all over the world, with principal collections as follows: Bonsai Collection, Desert Garden, Orchid Display… More about Krohn Conservatory

The Turtle Creek Valley Railway

The Turtle Creek Valley was named for the famous Indian chief "Little Turtle". The Turtle Creek Valley Railway is a historic locomotive and 1880s track tour with a 1930s passenger coaches and an open gondola car, working conductor and depot. Enjoy the beautiful panoramic views of Turtle Creek in Northern Kentucky. More about The Turtle Creek Valley Railway

Penguin Encounters at the Newport Acquarium

This new 20-minute experience allows guests to see three Blackfooted penguins up-close and personal. Led by an experienced biologist, a typical visit may include a chance to touch the penguins, see them waddle, swim, shake their tails and jump into and out of their Penguin pool. Plus, photos are permitted to capture the memory forever. These South African birds live in a temperate environment in the behind-the-scenes Penguin House, so no coats are needed. More about the Penguin Encounters at the Newport Acquarium

Morgan's Guided Rafting Tours

See and experience the natural bounties of the beautiful Ft. Ancient Gorge on a guided rafting ride with Morgan's Guided Rafting Tours. Enjoy a non-strenuous and comfortable rafting tour of this pristine valley abounding in wildlife and natural history as your guide points out the plants and animals that make the Little Miami River so unique. Morgan's Guided Rafting Tours in Northern Kentucky also offer senior scenic float tours. More about Morgan's Guided Rafting Tours

German Traditions and the Hofbräuhaus Newport

The first authentic Hofbräuhaus in America is here. Guests are now able to enjoy many of the traditions from Germany that have made Hofbräuhaus famous. From the traditionally decorated rooms in the building to the beer that is brewed on-site and of course the excellent German fare. Experience the dining, drinking and traditions of Germany in Kentucky! More about German Traditions and the Hofbräuhaus Newport

The Creation Museum

The Creation Museum presents a unique and unparalleled experience, a walk through time portraying significant, life-altering events of the past, illuminating the effects of biblical history on our present and future world. The state-of-the-art 60,000 square foot museum brings the pages of the Bible to life. More about The Creation Museum

Visit the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption

Closed for eight months in 2001 for a $4.7 million restoration, the 100-year-old cathedral, the principal church in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington and one of only 35 minor basilicas in the United States, attracts 70,000 visitors and worshippers per year. This example of French-Gothic architecture resembles the exterior of Notre Dame, and the interior of the Church Abbey of St. Denis, both in Paris. There are more than 80 stained glass windows, including the second largest stained glass church window in the world. More about Visit the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption

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Covington, KY 41011
Tel: (859) 261-4677
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Barbara Dozier
Tel: (859) 261-4677 Ext. 11
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