This iconic station is a great place to house a museum. They have 4 plus it's also still a train…read morestation. The children's museum is mostly hands on activities, interactive and fun. There are dinosaur exhibits, animal information, space exploration exhibits. The holocaust museum is separate and worth the trip alone. Don't forget to look up to see the architecture.

Wow! What a cool space! I love the art deco style, so walking into this incredible museum complex…read morejust gave me an almost overwhelming sense of joy. It was so beautifully built and so meticulously cared for and restored. I love that they carried the deco details throughout the entire space, including the restaurant areas. When you enter, there is a large ticketing area. They can help you with access to the main museums and for tickets to the movie theater. The staff is extremely helpful in guiding you to the right person and the individuals behind the counter are very helpful as well. I was using a reciprocal membership and once they verified Pittsburgh was far enough away (it very much is as Cincinnati is almost five hours from Pittsburgh) it was easy for them to issue us the tickets. We came specifically for the Auschwitz exhibit which was located on a lower floor. Signage was clear and there were ample staff to help guide to the appropriate location. In addition to the four museums covered by the one museum fee, this building also houses a gift shop, cafe area and the Holocaust Center (whose entrance is at the back of the space and a different ticketing system). There is a LARGE parking area in the front of the complex. It is an uncovered surface lot and on a busy day could be quite a walk to the entrance. You can, however, pull up right in front if someone from your party needs to be dropped off. I really enjoyed my time here, and will definitely be back to spend additional time in the various museums (as we were rushed because we spent so much time in the Auschwitz exhibit). If you are in the Cincinnati area, definitely make sure you visit.

It's a neat little shop to go into and got a lot of little toys and drink it you can buy look at I…read morethink I have the kids area too

Possibly the largest and greatest toy store in the tristate. You can find what you're looking…read morefor...and more! From infant to "child at heart", you are guaranteed to find the perfect gift. They even have a keurig if you'd fancy a cup of coffee while your children make their choices. And don't forget the birthday club and get your little one signed up! Stop at the counter and ask any of the friendly employees for info. Money well spent!

Do not trust this company with mail in orders. I had it confirmed with CEI that they did not ship…read moremy items back to me as I wanted and never saw my item again. I'm out $265 and they said too bad. Do not use.

A boutique in the suburbs of north Cincinnati (actually Blue Ash) that is the finest collection of…read morenovelty and vintage sports and entertainment memorabilia in this area Reds. Bengals. College stuff. FC Cincinnati Ohio State. Etc etc. The most creative custom picture framing for retail clients I have ever seen They have a old school photo lab that still prints pictures with photo chemicals. They make AND stretch photo canvases in house. Vinyl banners. Road signs for golf outings and pop up advertising needs. Over size Checks to present to people or charitable events They do charity auctions and have hundreds of items for consignment. Have to visit this sometime. They are open 6 days a week and their Saturday hours are like 10am to 2pm Wow!

Do yourself a favor. Stick to your online factory orders or start doing so…read more Staff clearing doesn't want your business and I have walked out for the last time empty handed due to being ignored. 2 days later I have received my Tmaxx Ultimate straight from the factory..

Went here today to see what this place had. The staff was very helpful and outgoing. I just got a…read morepaint by number. My husband got a RC car. It was easy to find what you are looking for. They had a huge selection from puzzles, games, arts and crafts. The prices were reasonable.

We had a little time to kill during a recent weekend visit to Cincinnati and thought it was a good…read moreopportunity to check out the conservatory which was new to both of us. It was a refreshing spring day, and the flowers were perfectly in bloom during our visit. The conservatory features multiple rooms with impressive plant species, including a room with orchids and a seasonal butterfly display that you could tell they were building up excitement for the following weekend. I was sad that we missed it just by a few days. If you're visiting, I encourage you to save time to walk around the remainder of the park outside of the conservatory. Overall, it's a peaceful and budget friendly activity to pass an hour or so.

I love this place We come every year at Christmas and I try to come at the beginning of spring…read more Its a peaceful place to recharge yourself

Going back to the 1800's on this 21st Century Steam Engine. From Ludlow to Danville…read more Has a commissary car #7 Restrooms are not like on planes, They are big. Pic Layover in Danville. Pic Cross the high bridge. Pic

Nothing but problems. Promises, promises but NEVER delivered on time and without a struggle…read more Tom W, one of the owners, cheated me out of thousands of dollars of merchandise and labor to be done that was paid in advance but NEVER delivered. DO NOT do business with these folks unless you really don't care if you get screwed.

They no longer have a location on this address. When I try to call, nobody answers and the phone…read morejust keeps ringing

This is not the Behringer-Crawford Museum from my youth! It's still a special place, but it seems…read morelike it has come into its own. I have fond memories of celebrating my grandparents' 50th anniversary at the museum, visiting during weekend trips to Devou Park and attending Girl Scout camps. The museum also once had a family heirloom on display. It had been maybe 20 years since I last visited, and I met my family at the museum last week to see the White Christmas exhibit. And what I found was a museum that has been renovated. It boasts the old street car and two-headed calf like before but now has more complete exhibit areas. I especially love the giant train set (was that there 20 years ago?) and special exhibit area. Excited to bring my kids to Behringer-Crawford so they can make their own memories.

My friend and I spent a few hours exploring this beautiful museum. It has trains trains and more…read moretrains. You walk in and see a display of downtown of yesteryear. There is a Lego playroom and more trains with lots of interactive buttons. The reason we went was for the display for the movie White Christmas. You could sit in a red convertible and watch the movie, see the many elaborate costumes and learn about the actors directors and fun tidbits. It's a great show and runs through January 8. The cost is 9 dollars. Well worth it