• The Banks - At The Banks, the operator will provide a brief history of Cincinnati, and the group will view the Roebling Suspension Bridge from a distance.
• Roebling Suspension Bridge - Viewed from a distance.
• Great American Ball Park - A brief stop will be made for those who wish to take a photo near the entrance.
• Riverfront Transit Center Bus Parking Lot - The group will pause to discuss the various initiatives to revive transit in Cincinnati, including the Riverfront Transit Center, often referred to as ‘Cincinnati’s Second Abandoned Subway’. If the doors happen to be open, the group will explore inside.
• Paul Brown Stadium - Viewed from a distance.
• Queensgate - The discussion will cover highway construction and expansion in Cincinnati, and the Kenyon-Barr project, which led to the demolition of nearly half the city in the 1960s.
• Carew Tower - This stunning example of Art Deco architecture will be admired from a nearby viewpoint, followed by a walk through the lobby of the Hilton Netherland Plaza and the now-quiet Carew Shopping Arcade urban mall.
• Fountain Square - The group will pause at Fountain Square, the vibrant heart of Downtown Cincinnati, to admire the Tyler Davidson fountain.
• Government Square Area D - The tour will pass through Cincinnati’s central bus ‘station’, discussing some of its current challenges.
• Taft Theatre - Viewed from a distance.
• Procter & Gamble Lawn Park - A brief rest stop will be made before continuing the tour.
• Great American Tower - Cincinnati’s tallest skyscraper will be viewed from a nearby vantage point.
• Heritage Bank Center - The history of Heritage Bank Center and current plans will be discussed.
• Washington Park - A stop will be made at Washington Park for restrooms and water if needed.
• Cincinnati Music Hall - Viewed from a distance.
• Tql Stadium - Viewed from a distance.
• Central Pkwy & Ezzard Charles Dr - From the median of Central Parkway near Ezzard Charles Drive, the group will view pictures and learn about the history of Cincinnati’s abandoned subway, the largest of its kind in the world, located beneath their feet.
• Cincinnati Union Terminal - The iconic Cincinnati Union Terminal, the last great passenger train station built in the country, if not the world, will be viewed from a distance, outside Robert A. Taft High School. The group will look at pictures and learn about its construction, use, near demolition, and renovation. Note that the tour does not actually visit the Terminal, as it would require too much time.
• Findlay Market - The tour will conclude at Findlay Market, a central point of Over-the-Rhine, a revitalized neighborhood. Numerous food options are available nearby for convenience after the tour ends.

• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)
• Streetcar Map
• Abandoned Cincinnati Subway Map
• *Metro Bus Map
• Tour Guided by a Real Local
• TANK Bus Map
• Small Group

• Gratuities (tips) not included and not encouraged

This tour, following the Cincinnati Streetcar loop, offers a journey through nearly all major attractions in Downtown Cincinnati, with stops at key sites like Fountain Square and Findlay Market. Unlike a typical tour that covers the city’s history and top cultural spots, this experience is centered on transit and infrastructure. Led by a local expert involved in the city’s transportation and infrastructure projects, the tour highlights Cincinnati’s most significant infrastructure achievements and its notable failures. Key points of interest include the Riverfront Transit Center, Cincinnati Subway, Cincinnati Union Terminal, Kenyon-Barr (urban renewal), and Highway Construction and Expansion. Additionally, future project plans will be discussed. Tours are conducted by Fenley, an Urban Planning student at the University of Cincinnati.

• Powered wheelchair or someone to push unpowered wheelchair highly recommended.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.