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Argosy Casino |
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From the web site:
Adjacent to the pavilion is the entry concourse to the Argosy VI, the most
popular riverboat casino in the world! This Superboat accommodates close to
4,000 passengers and contains three decks of fun and excitement, each level
larger than a football field! Our open and spacious casino provides over 2,600
slot machines and almost 70 table games! For the ultimate in comfort and
pampering, play in our separate high denomination slot and table games areas.
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Aronoff Center
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From the web site: The Aronoff Center for
the Arts is located in the heart of downtown Cincinnati. Designed by renowned
architect Cesar Pelli, the state-of-the-art facility opened in October 1995. The
Center consists of three stunning performance spaces: Procter & Gamble Hall,
Jarson-Kaplan Theater and Fifth Third Bank Theater.
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Bass Pro Shops
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Anything an outdoors person could ever need.
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Beach Waterpark |
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From the web site: The
Beach Waterpark has continued to be one of the premier travel destinations in
the Midwest. Whether guests seek thrilling water slides, a relaxing tropical
island experience, or winter holiday adventures, The Beach Waterpark offers
something for every age and interest.
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Belterra Casino |
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From the web site: If
you’re looking for non-stop action at Indiana’s premier riverboat casino, you’ve
found your place at Belterra. With the best variety of action in our casino, all
of your favorites are at your fingertips. With two floors of the newest and most
exciting slot machines along with all of your favorite table games, including
luxurious high-limit table games and slot rooms, we’ve made sure that every time
you visit, you’ll always find the perfect game you’re looking for. Our table
games include classics like Blackjack, Craps, and Roulette but also feature some
of the hottest new games such as Three Card Poker, Caribbean Stud, Ultimate
Texas Hold Em, and Let it Ride-Three Card Bonus.
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Cheesecake Factory |
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The POI file contains
mostly local restaurants of note. Included are a few chain restaurants
that stand out from their competitors. From the web site: The Cheesecake Factory
serves much more than just cheesecake! Walk through the front doors and you know
you're in for something special! With French limestone floors and decorative
columns, hand-painted fabrics, contemporary lighting and an abundance of cherry
wood, the lavish decor is just the beginning… The Cheesecake Factory is a
unique, upscale casual dining restaurant offering more than 200 menu selections.
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Cincinnati Art
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From the web site: Located in scenic Eden
Park, the Cincinnati Art Museum features an unparalleled art collection of more
than 60,000 works spanning 6,000 years. In addition to displaying its own broad
collection, the Art Museum also hosts several national and international
traveling exhibitions each year.
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Cincinnati Ballet
Center |
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From the web site: Rich with history,
Cincinnati Ballet continues to thrill audiences with unparalleled performances.
The Company is a major part of Cincinnati's growing metropolis. From excellence
on stage to outreach in local schools and community, Cincinnati Ballet takes
pride in the fact that it is an integral part of the culture of the city.
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Cincinnati Museum Center |
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Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal
is home to the Cincinnati History Museum, Duke Energy Children's Museum, the
Museum of Natural History & Science, the Robert D. Lindner Family OMNIMAX®
Theater, and the Cincinnati Historical Society Library. It is a nationally
recognized educational and research resource and one of the top cultural
attractions in the Midwest. Cincinnati Museum Center serves more than 1.47
million visitors annually, reaching out to almost 200,000 young people through
hands-on exhibits and programs. Originally built in 1933 as the Union Terminal
train station, the building is a National Historic Landmark and was renovated
and reopened as Cincinnati Museum Center in 1990.
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Cincinnati Zoo |
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From the web site: The
world famous Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden was rated the #1 attraction in
Cincinnati and one of the top five zoos in the nation by Zagat Survey. It has
also been recognized by Child Magazine as one of 'The 10 Best Zoos for Kids.'
Over 1.2 million people visit the Zoo's award-winning exhibits, and more than
500 animal and 3,000 plant species annually.
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Cincinnati-N. KY Intl
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From the web site:
Passengers across the U.S. and Canada have rated CVG among their top 10 favorite
hub airports, according to J.D. Power & Associates’ latest survey.
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Gold Star Chili |
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Visit one of Cincinnati's famous chili
restaurants. There are hundreds of Goldstars and Skylines here.
Check the built in Garmin POIs for all the locations.
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Golden Lamb Inn
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A restaurant and Inn in
an historic building in Lebanon, Ohio
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Grand Victoria Casino |
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From the web site: Nearly
1,500 of the newest and hottest slots around plus a wide variety of your
favorite table games. Easily accessible through the convenience of dockside
gaming. There is absolutely no admission charge and there's free valet parking.
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Great
American Ball Park
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Home of the Cincinnati Reds Major League baseball team. |
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J. Alexander's |
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The POI file contains
mostly local restaurants of note. Included are a few chain restaurants
that stand out from their competitors. J Alexander's is located in an upscale
shopping complex with other nice restaurants and shops.
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Jean-Robert at Pigall's |
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Fine dining downtown. |
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Paul Brown Stadium |
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Home of the Cincinnati Bengals football team. |
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Playhouse in the Park |
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From the web site: The Cincinnati Playhouse
in the Park is a professional regional theatre committed to
producing and presenting for diverse audiences the broadest
range of theatre in an inviting theatrical environment. Our
mission is accomplished through works of the highest caliber
produced on stage in a fiscally responsible manner, and through
stimulating educational and outreach programs.
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Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse |
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Upscale steakhouse
located downtown. |
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Kings Island |
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From the web site: At
Kings Island, you’ll find over 80 rides, shows and attractions, including 14
thrill-inducing roller coasters. Check out Firehawk, Ohio’s only flying coaster,
and the legendary Beast, the longest wooden coaster in the world, for the
ultimate in ride experiences. Plus, admission to Kings Island also lets you
enjoy Boomerang Bay, the splashtacular 15-acre water park, all day long!
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Krohn Conservatory |
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Eden Parks Krohn
Conservatory is a nationally recognized showcase of more than 3,500 plant
species from all over the world.
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MainStrasse
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Located just across the river from
Cincinnati, MainStrasse Village is a designated national historic district that
is the home of Old World charm and New World fun. Unique variety of shops,
restaurants, pubs and entertainment focusing on the German heritage of the area.
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Microcenter |
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For all your computer needs.
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Montgomery Inn |
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The Montgomery Inn serves
world famous pork barbeque ribs. Bob Hope visited here often. The original
location is in historic Montgomery, the Boathouse location is located on the
Ohio River, and the third location is in Northern Kentucky.
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Mount Adams |
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One of Cincinnati's Seven Hills. Narrow,
winding streets, spectacular river and city views, a bustling commercial life
and interesting examples of architectural styles including five buildings
currently listed on the historic register. Or you could go because of the nine
restaurants and twelve bars.
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Music Hall |
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This Cincinnati showpiece has been renovated
and updated and includes what is judged to be among the best and most beautiful
concert theaters in the world.
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Newport Aquarium |
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Located on the Ohio River
directly across the river from downtown Cincinnati in Newport, Kentucky, in the
development known as
Newport on the Levee. The area is home to restaurants, shops, and
entertainment venues.
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P. F. Chang's |
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The POI file contains
mostly local restaurants of note. Included are a few chain restaurants that
stand out from their competitors.
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Purple People Bridge |
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A pedestrian bridge across the Ohio River
linking the cities of Cincinnati, Ohio and Newport Kentucky.
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Riverfront Coliseum |
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Cincinnati's premier
indoor concert & event venue. Also known as the U.S. Bank Arena.
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Skyline Chili |
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Visit one of Cincinnati's famous chili
restaurants. There are hundreds of Goldstars and Skylines here.
Check the built in Garmin POIs for all the locations, or download the
Skyline Chili POI
file from the POI-Factory.
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Suspension Bridge |
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Few American cities can claim a landmark as
distinctive as Cincinnati's Suspension Bridge. The Covington and Cincinnati
Bridge, in 1984 renamed after designer John A. Roebling, and all the while
called by locals simply "The Suspension Bridge", has been a symbol of the city
since its completion in December of 1866.
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Taft Museum |
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For 75 years, the Taft
Museum of Art has been inspiring visitors with its extraordinary collections and
compelling exhibitions. This Cincinnati treasure is an exciting and enriching
destination for all ages. See masterpieces by artists such as Rembrandt and
Whistler, enjoy lunch in the Café, and find unique gifts in the Shop.
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Zip's Cafe |
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Consistently voted as one of Cincinnati's
best burgers. You will either love or hate this burger. There is
nothing "heart healthy" about it. |
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