Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Mason

"Make sure that your children are exposed to the wonderful world of art from a young age by bringing them to visit the Cincinnati Art Museum. The museum hosts a number of art experiences for children starting with infants and their parents who are invited to attend a Baby Tour on the third Thursday of each month. Families will also enjoy their Family ARTventure tours on Saturdays and the Family ARTventures Stops on Sundays, where children can get up close and touch various art exhibits."

"You’ll feel like you’re walking through someone’s lovely home at the Taft Museum of Art—as long as that someone owns a Rembrandt. The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum shares the team’s fascinating beginning."

"Spend the afternoon exploring the bosky expanse of the hilltop Eden Park. Wander the galleries of the Cincinnati Art Museum, visit the Art Deco Krohn Conservatory, or stop at the Twin Lakes for fine panoramas out over the river over Kentucky."

"Location: 950 Eden Park Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45202 (Mt. Adams). Another well-known park in the city that offerssome beautiful viewsof the Ohio River and Northern Kentucky is Eden Park. Located on the outskirts of theMt."

"Eden Park is home to the Art Museum, the Playhouse, and the Krohn Conservatory. It covers 186 acres and features, among others, gazebos, memorial paths, and a playground."

"Walk the boardwalk along the river’s edge, take in the beautiful scenic views of Cincinnati and Newport, enjoy the fragrant flowers and green space, splash in the water fountains, experience the “flying” pig in the playground, try out the giant foot piano and walk across the Roebling Suspension Bridge. Pack some snacks, a water bottle and spend a few hours enjoying all the park has to offer."

"If you’re searching for free things to do in Cincinnati that are outdoors, look no further than Smale Riverfront Park. This 45-acre park houses everything from sprawling green spaces and walking trails to a carousel, playgrounds, and a restaurant. The park is also home to a multitude of events from free concerts to markets and more."

"This park is right in the heart of downtown Cincinnati and has its own website. It is famous for its carousel, but also has scenic walkable paths, and easy access to restaurants and the river. You can also read reviews on Yelp."

"Buttercup Valley Preserve is a gorgeous 89-acre nature preserve in Cincinnati's Northside district, connected to the nearby Parkers Woods preserve as part of a contiguous green space area accessible via connecting trails. The preserve protects a forested region that has been undeveloped since Ohio's pioneer days, with many trees throughout the area aged over 200 years old. It was originally established in 1973 as a gift from the Greater Cincinnati Tree Council, dedicated on Arbor Day of the following year."

"Olden View Park is located atop the terminus of Cincinnati's historic Price Hill Incline, which was originally constructed in 1874 and operated daily until 1943. The incline, which was constructed by William Price, stretched 800 feet along the hill of the same name and rose to an elevation increase of 350 feet at its top. The public park was donated to the City of Cincinnati by Mr. and Mrs. William H. Whiting, the daughter and son-in-law of Cincinnati industrialist Harry L. Olden."

"Enjoy all the fun of the fair and make a splash too at the Coney Island Amusement Park. The park is situated just ten minutes outside of Downtown Cincinnati over the Combs-Hehl Bridge on Kellogg Avenue. The theme park has two distinct sections: one wet and one dry."

"Take your taste buds on a journey from the marigold-lined pathways of Chateau Guiraud in France to the Alps-framed Castelfeder winery in northern Italy — all while dining at LouVino in Over-the-Rhine. The concept restaurant on Main Street offers 60 wines by the glass as well as small plates inspired by Southern cuisine. Ingredients are sourced as locally as possible and standout dishes include a Brussels sprouts salad, beef short rib bolognese and fried chicken tacos."

"It doesn’t matter if your a lifelong Cincy native or a first time visitor, The Elusive Cow welcomes you with open arms!. Make sure you grab a couple friends and take a quick trip across the Roebling because they are serving up familiar comfort food with a twist, and you won’t want to miss out.519 Fairfield Ave, Bellevue, KY, theelusivecow.comWhat to Get: Hummus Plate, Falafel Pita, Portabella Fries"

"There are so many activities in Devou Park that you won’t know which way to turn. Do you like scenic strolls through gorgeous landscapes?. There are nature trails down every nook and cranny of the park."

"Next up is the only spot located in Kentucky on our list: Devou Park. Although the park is located across the river, it truly offers one of the most complete views of Cincinnati."

"At the Krohn Conservatory in Eden Park (which runs along the west bank of the Ohio River), you and your children can visit a tropical rain forest, a desert and a butterfly habitat without setting foot out of the city. The conservatory is an ideal attraction for children who can learn about the various habitats of the world and the amazing plants which thrive in them. The conservatory hosts three annual shows including the very popular Butterfly Show which runs from late March to June."

"Krohn Conservatory should be at the top of your list of Cincinnati attractions. It’s basically a large-scale botanical garden, and it’s filled with everything from bonsai collections to man-made waterfalls surrounded by goldfish ponds. Many exotic species can be found in the Krohn Conservatory."

"This little pop-up shop offers handcrafted, homemade doughnuts in unique flavors you won’t find anywhere else!. Dig into Autumn Apple, Chocolate Ganache, and Spiced Pumpkin among others. It can be hard to find out where this shop will be next, so make sure to follow them on Facebook and Instagram for a hint."