Paseando por Cincinnati: 35 recorridos a pie para explorar barrios históricos, impresionantes zonas ribereñas y tesoros ocultos en la Ciudad Reina

About this book

Walking Cincinnati is a comprehensive guide that invites you to discover the city of Cincinnati, Ohio, through 35 carefully designed walking routes. From the most emblematic historic neighborhoods to the riverside areas of the Ohio River, this book takes you to charming and surprising corners. Written by Danny Korman and Katie Meyer, with photographs by Ken Stigler, this work is perfect for both residents and visitors who wish to explore the city in an active and enriching way.

What makes this Cincinnati guide special?

Each of the 35 routes is detailed with maps, precise descriptions, and historical data that contextualize each stop. The guide not only shows you the most well-known tourist spots, but also those hidden treasures that only locals know. In addition, it includes practical information such as duration, distance, and difficulty level, allowing you to adapt the walk to your preferences.

The authors have thoroughly researched the city's history, so each route is accompanied by anecdotes and curious facts that make the walk an educational experience. From 19th-century architecture to modern urban art murals, Walking Cincinnati captures the essence of the 'Queen City'.

What will you find on these 35 routes?

• Historic neighborhoods: Such as Over-the-Rhine, Mount Adams, and Clifton, with their cobblestone streets and Victorian houses.
• Riverside areas: Walks along the Ohio River, parks, and docks with spectacular views.
• Hidden treasures: Small squares, local markets, and charming corners not found in traditional guides.
• Architecture and culture: Emblematic buildings, museums, and cultural spaces.

In addition, the guide includes recommendations on where to eat, have a coffee, or simply rest during the tour. All designed for you to enjoy a complete experience.

Why choose this walking guide?

In a market full of tourist guides, Walking Cincinnati stands out for its focus on walking as a way of connecting with the city. It's not just about seeing, but about experiencing. The authors have personally tested each route, ensuring that the directions are accurate and the descriptions are true to reality.

Furthermore, the book's design is practical: pocket-sized, quality paper, and inspiring photographs. It is the ideal companion to carry in your backpack during your explorations.

Book details

• Authors: Danny Korman and Katie Meyer
• Photographs: Ken Stigler
• Format: Paperback
• Number of routes: 35
• Language: English
• Weight: 272 grams
• Dimensions: 13.97 x 1.27 x 19.05 cm

Published by a publisher specialized in travel and nature guides, this book maintains a high standard of quality in its content and presentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it necessary to speak English to use the guide? The routes are described in English, but the maps and directions are intuitive. If you have a basic level, you will be able to follow the walks without problems.

Are the routes suitable for all ages? Most routes are of low or moderate difficulty, perfect for families. Some include hills, but these are clearly indicated.

Does it include public transport information? Yes, each route mentions the nearest bus or tram stops, as well as parking options.

Who is this book for?

This guide is ideal for:

• Local history and architecture enthusiasts.
• Travelers who prefer to explore on foot.
• Cincinnati residents who want to rediscover their city.
• Anyone interested in the cultural heritage of the United States.

With Walking Cincinnati, every walk becomes a history lesson and an urban adventure. You won't just visit the city, you'll experience it.