CASINOS in & near CINCINNATI, OHIO - 2020 up-to-date list

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« The Queen City » is located in the US state of Ohio. Known for its historic architectures and monuments, it is not rare to hear that Cincinnati is sometimes considered as the « Paris of America ». Its influences mainly come from the German immigrants, founders of the many cultural institutions of the city.

The Cincinnati Jack casino and the Cincinnati Belterra park casino are the two gaming establishments situated in the city. In terms of gaming, the offer is very wide. The Jack casino provides not less than 2,000 slot machines and about 90 gaming tables including Blackjack, Craps, Let it Rode, Baccarat, Mississippi Stud and Roulette. A Poker Room and a High limit Gambling Area is also provided. At the Belterra Park Casino, the offer is also attractive with 1,300 slot machines and a Live Racing track featuring 90 race days.

Although Cincinnati is an industrial city, there is a lot of things to see and do thanks to its powerful heritage. Visitors have the opportunity to discover a wide range of cultural and recreational facilities.

Fountains Square is the central area of Cincinnati. The contrast is stunning between the modern tower blocks surrounding the impressive Tylor Davidson Fountain, built in 1871. Throughout the year, the square is lively and welcomes free concert and local entertainment. Restaurants and bars are also located on the square, making it the place to be here.

The Carew Tower is one of the tallest building of the city. It was built in the 1930’s in a French Art déco style. National Historic Landmark, it is home of hotel rooms, offices and stores. Tourists can enjoy a panoramic view of Cincinnati from the 49th floor, at the observatory deck.

At the Irwin M. Krohn Conservatory, nature lovers will have the pleasure to walk under over 3,500 plant species from all over the world. It is an amazing show for the younger and the older. A desert, a tropical rainforest and waterfalls are also featured. Events and exhibits are suggested throughout the year.

One of the most popular historic landmark here, is the Music Hall built 1878. With its red color, the building has a particular charm highlighted by an arch, two square towers and a huge round window. Inside the monument, the Springer Auditorium welcomes 3,500 people and the Music Hall Ballroom 1,300.

The Cincinnati Museum Center is the pride of the city. Located inside the Union terminal, art-déco railroad station built in 1933, the Museum Center welcomes locals and tourists since 1990. People can visit the History Museum, the Duke Energy Children’s Museum or the Museum of Natural history and Science.