Entertainment Districts in Newport

The Cincinnati riverfront entertainment corridor along the Ohio River connects downtown to the Kentucky riverbank, with restaurants and bars serving the greater Cincinnati metro area.

Findlay Market in Over-the-Rhine is Ohio's oldest continuously operated public market, anchoring a surrounding entertainment district of bars and restaurants serving Cincinnati's most historic urban neighborhood.

Fountain Square is Cincinnati's public heart and entertainment gathering place — a reimagined downtown plaza with an ice rink, outdoor concert stage, surrounding restaurants and bars, and year-round programming that makes it Ohio's most active outdoor entertainment destination. The square's role as the anchor of Cincinnati's revitalized downtown entertainment zone, combined with the Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati two blocks away, creates one of the Midwest's most concentrated gaming and entertainment districts in any mid-size American city.

Cincinnati's 4th Street entertainment corridor and Great American Ball Park district create a sports and entertainment complex at the heart of the city's Ohio riverfront. The combination of the Cincinnati Reds' Great American Ball Park, the Bengals' Paycor Stadium, and the entertainment bars of 4th Street creates one of the most concentrated sports and entertainment complexes in the Midwest.

Hyde Park Square in Cincinnati presents upscale restaurants and wine bars around a historic town square, serving one of the city's most affluent east-side neighborhoods.

MainStrasse Village across the Ohio River presents a German heritage entertainment district with beer gardens, bars, and restaurants serving the greater Cincinnati riverfront region.

Montgomery Road corridor in this affluent Cincinnati suburb presents upscale restaurants and bars serving the northeast Hamilton County community.

Mount Adams overlooking downtown Cincinnati is a hillside neighborhood of narrow streets, art galleries, and bars with panoramic city views, long known as one of Cincinnati's most scenic nightlife destinations.

Oakley Square in Cincinnati presents the 20th Century Theater alongside a growing corridor of restaurants and craft breweries serving one of the city's most revitalized east-side commercial districts.

Over-the-Rhine is one of America's most celebrated urban revitalization stories — Cincinnati's 19th-century German immigrant neighborhood of 1,000 preserved Italianate brick buildings that was transformed from one of America's most dangerous neighborhoods into its most vibrant restaurant and bar district. The National Historic Landmark district's extraordinary architectural heritage combined with the most concentrated collection of acclaimed independent restaurants in the Midwest creates an entertainment district of genuine international significance.

Over-the-Rhine along Vine Street north of downtown Cincinnati is one of the largest and best-preserved urban historic districts in America, now revitalized with craft breweries, Findlay Market, and a dense concentration of restaurants and cocktail bars.

The Banks riverfront development between Great American Ball Park and Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati combines residential, retail, and a dense corridor of bars and restaurants along the Ohio River waterfront.