We did the Spring Grove Cemetery ride on Tuesday night. It turns out there were only the four of us…read morein our party that night so we got to see a few "extras". John, Brett, Jim, and Shawn were all very knowledgeable about Cincinnati, it's important founders and businessmen, and the cemetery itself. It is such a beautifully maintained place that any nature lover would appreciate. The Segway instructions were made clear, and they would never let you get on or off the Segway without one of them holding on the handlebar. We all felt very safe. Highly recommend this tour.

He needs to either hire people to do repairs or offer discounts when the estimate takes much longer…read morefor a SIMPLE TIRE CHANGE for an electric scooter.........absolutely unprofessional.

This was a tour of some of the murals in OTR (Over the Rhine) which is north of downtown. It was…read moreabsolutely amazing. The tour guide/ driver was so knowledgeable and I could have listened to him for hours. If you are interested in art, this is an absolute must do. Whether you are a Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky resident, a newcomer or visitor, you must do this tour. There are also walking mural tours and Pedal Wagon food and drink options, either way, I highly recommend doing a Pedal Wagon. One minor issue, they say the Wagon holds 16 but one of the seats is a cooler and one of the seats is a bench that is supposed to seat three but was not very comfortable for our group of senior ladies. We would have been more comfortable if it was only 14. So as a word of caution unless your group is really young and/or thin, don't do 15-16 passengers.

So it was good but also was bad - let's talk about the good first, we had a lady and not gonna…read morewrite her name down but she was a very nice & kind. So that was definitely a nice thing. So we enjoyed that she was nice & kind. She offered us water at the start of the Pedal Wagon tour and spoke to us which was nice. Okay, now the bad. So we did think this was gonna be a Pedal Wagon Tour of Cincinnati? Well it wasn't really a Tour. We just went to two bars- something we really don't do like that. Don't get me wrong the two bars we went to did have some nice chicken- and the people was friendly. But we were looking more on tour of Cincinnati- We booked a tour to learn more about the history & go to vary of different things normal people whose is not from the city would enjoy. Well we spent money just to go to two bars and to ride on a pedal bike. To be honest we would have done that ourselves. So didn't feel like we got our money worth. We actually spent more money than we wanted to because we were trying to at least keep ourselves entertained by going to the two bars she took us to. Which was not in our budget plan for this specific event. So we told them to just leave us at the friendly market and they went on their way at the end of trip. So overall, if your looking for a tour of Cincinnati I wouldn't recommend booking this but if your looking just to ride the Pedal Wagon for a couple of hours and party a little then highly recommended it.

"Pedal minions!" shouted tour guide John…read more That's part of the whimsical charm found on Cincinnati's historic Pedal Wagon tour: Barons & Bikes. Presented by the folks at American Legacy Tours, Barons & Bikes takes riders on a trip around Newport's Historic East Row to hear tales of the Wiedeman Brewery, Mr. Kroger, and horrific tales of dismemberment at local saw mills. The Eastern Row is filled with historic, grandiose houses and Victorian-style churches. Plus the landscaping is gorgeous with greenery hanging over the streets. Photography is permitted on the tour, with the front right side being the best place for pictures. For a new tour, it's off to a great start. I would like to hear more stories about history, such as the architecture or why the East Row developed the way that it did. It would be more interesting than hearing about where the founder of the Hofbrauhaus goes to church. Also, throw in some information about the debauchery and gangsters. Yes, this company also hosts the Newport Gangster Tour, so it doesn't want to give the same information on both tours. Some overlapping wouldn't hurt though; just pick the most interesting or little-known stories. Afterwards we were dropped off at our origin at Hofbrauhaus, just in time for lunch. The pretzels and bier cheese are delicious, as was their signature Hefeweisen. One complaint though: parking. Upon arriving at Hofbrauhaus, the lot had their Valet service set up. There would be a $5.00 charge to park in a lot that is normally free. The attendant mentioned that there is always a charge on Saturdays. On a Saturday morning? Minimal people were patronizing the restaurant at this time, making Valet unnecessary. Folks who are taking the Pedal Wagon Tour should not have to pay $5.00 to park in the lot for an hour. Perhaps guests could show their receipt of ticket purchase to park for free? Cost: $20.00 per person Tour Time: 1 hour Tips: - If you must bring a purse, take a small bag. There is no where to store aside from the counter top while you pedal. - Be sure to wear sneakers. - There is a 5'3" height requirement to pedal the bike. The Pedal Wagon does have a few rider seats for short folks. At 5'7" I was having to stretch a little to reach the pedal at its lowest. - Tipping the tour guide is encouraged, so bring some cash.

Rain rain go away! The crazy April showers couldn't stop our group from enjoying the pedal wagon…read moretour that introduced us to a unique area full of history. I wish that the seat height was adjustable as even average leg length people had a trouble at times peddling. Not a big deal. I did like learning about some of the lesser known homes and businesses in the area. There is so much history and John does a good job of inserting humor and sarcasm. This type of tour is one you would only need to do once. The bar crawl version this company offers would be great for bachelor/ette parties. The wagon needs to have some advertisement on it... like the name of the company and their website...

Pros of Cincinnati Red Bikes is they have good locations and also numerous locations to rent a…read morebike.. For the most part ebikes were charged and in working condition. Cons, getting a working touch screen was challenging. On Memorial Day!! no one was available to help. If you are riding solo, not such a big deal. I had my 3 grand daughters with me. The chaos trying to get 4 bikes was so irritating they wanted to just ride back home and quit rather than go through this every couple of hours. Permanently setting e-bikes to Turbo in a city with lots of traffic is insane. I have bad knees for walking but with e-bike assist it is much easier to be mobile. I was very disappointed in my week of biking with my grand daughters.

Red Bike is a great way to get around Cincy. If you live here, for me at least, the daily rates…read moreseem too high. However, the yearly membership? Perfect. It's $100 per year for unlimited one hour bike rides (Honestly, i typically only use them for transit and have never had one out longer than 20ish minutes at a time (It's shocking how quick it is to get around on a bike in the city). I live in Covington and will grab one in Mainstrasse and can be downtown in nearly the same amount of time it takes to drive and find parking for a car. I really love their electric bikes as well. Though be warned, once you've taken out one of the electric bikes you will be spoiled. Sometimes the batteries will be dead on them so be sure to check the battery life before you take it out. Be careful when riding, especially over streetcar tracks. Your wheel falling in the track WILL result with you on the ground (self-proven). I do wish there were more stations in NKY in residential areas. Overall, I love Redbike and can't wait for warmer weather to ride again more!

Gabe and the team give great customer service. The vibe is the best. It's not just about the…read morepurchase of the bike or accessories, but the team is interested in my riding journey. Trailhead Coffee baristas - bonus!

The guys at Reser worked with me to create the perfect bicycle without training wheels for my…read morepetite 5 year old. They were super helpful picking out the right bike and making sure it felt "big girl" style by adding some some pink decals and a kick stand (that was no easy feat since it was a small bike!) They're friendly, pay attention to detail, and know their bikes!

Captain Shawn was awesome!! This was my 1st time doing the pedal wagon and definitely will do it…read moreagain!!

The pedal wagon is so much fun! You can do the tour where…read moreyou actually pedal or you can do one that is electric and you can sit and act like you are pedaling. I did the one where we acted like we were pedaling and had a blast with my friends and family. You stop at served bars along the way to get off and just vibe out. You can hook your phone up and play your own music and bring your own beer and wine as long as it isn't in a glass bottle. I did it for my birthday but you can do it any time of day of the year and still have the best time!

Spun bicycles is not just restoring bikes, they're building community. They help kids discover the…read morejoy of riding, and experienced cyclists get the parts and advice they need. They make our rides longer, our streets safer, and Northside a little brighter. They make our neighborhood better, one bike at a time. Bravo Spun!

Great shop! Only been through a handful of times but love Dom and the rest of the crew. A…read moreCincinnati great!

The cobblers Apprentice Plays Ball is a very large and cool downtown Cincinnati Ohio public art…read moremural that is right down the street appropriately from the cities professional baseball team home stadium of great American ballpark where major league baseballs Reds play. While in town for a weekend getaway we came across this mural on the side of a restaurant when exploring the city. Very large and you could see it from a few blocks away. The black background rally makes the mural pop as well. Overall a very cool and interesting mural that gives you some 1800 beginning days of baseball vibes.

The tour gives a fascinating look at the history of the OTR neighborhood. We moved away from…read moreCincinnati in 2022 before the OTR revitalization effort started. Never would I have guess we would be going on such an interesting tour and having a wonderful meal after the tour in this area. So good to see this progress. Our tour guide was Laura and while she gave useful historical facts she definitely left us with less than a hospitable feeling and that it was a bit of a drag to be giving the same tour over and over. Maybe this is the norm or maybe she was having an off day but if you are busking for tips at the tour it is a good idea to pretend to enjoy your job. Still glad we did the tour and it left us wanting for even more information on the OTR area.

We took the Ultimate Underground Queen City tour, with Linda on the day the Keys went missing. We…read morehad a lovely walk, listening to the history of the bars and breweries of the Queen's City. I adore hearing the old stories about the cities I visit and this one, is one of the better tours I've been on. Linda clearly LOVES leading the tours, She knows what she's talking about and no question threw her. She had a great sense of humor and even let us know about other tours for later in the evening. I will take the other tours that you have in the future when I visit for longer times. These are great!