Travel-DingCinnati connects Cincinnati travelers to Bavaria and Salzburg through a shared cultural rhythm rooted in history, walkability, and daily life. Anchored in a single home base in Dingolfing, each journey balances ease and exploration, allowing travelers to experience southern Germany and Austria with confidence, familiarity, and time to linger.

Cold season in Cincinnati turns air travel into strategy. Temperatures drop, roads salt over, and people start watching flight prices as closely as weather forecasts. Cincinnati travelers have discovered that winter does not have to be endured. It can be exited. Ultra-low fares out of CVG make warm-weather destinations accessible without long-haul flights or international logistics. Orlando, Miami, Tampa, and St. Pete offer winter highs in the 70s and 80s, outdoor dining, beaches, and pool decks at price points that rival a single night out in town. Kayak, Skyscanner, Expedia, and Allegiant list round trips under 150 dollars on select dates. The psychology shifts when the cost of warmth falls this low. Travelers begin treating sunshine as a tactical choice rather than a luxury purchase. Winter becomes negotiable.

French Lick, Indiana has become a destination for families seeking a storybook Christmas experience. The French Lick Springs Hotel and its Polar Express train bring the classic book and film to life through music, costumes, and holiday theater. Families looking to go next December should plan early, as the best seats sell well in advance.

Dreaming of a White Christmas? Wake up! Cincinnati is getting a warm wave, and it’s the perfect excuse to skip the crowded malls and heavy coats. We’ve curated 5 outdoor holiday "hidden gems" that are actually better without the snow—including a critical "last chance" alert for Yuletide Village and a European market perfect for a mild evening. Read the full guide to hacking a Green Christmas.

Ohio is rolling out the red carpet for America’s 250th birthday! "Ohio Goes to the Movies" is bringing over 250 free film screenings to every county in the state starting February 2026. From Rain Man in Cincinnati to Airborne in Hamilton, discover which Hollywood hits are playing at your local theaters, parks, and drive-ins. Click to view the full Southwest Ohio schedule and see how our region is celebrating its silver screen legacy.

Winter is heating up in Cincinnati as Redsfest returns to the newly renovated convention center with Terry Francona and current stars. We also break down the secret to securing Savannah Bananas tickets before the upcoming deadline. Don't miss out on poker tournaments, holiday vouchers, and tonight's radio show in our ultimate offseason guide.

Step into a real winter wonderland at Winton Woods. Holidays on the Farm invites you to walk the Frozen Forest. Meet Santa and his reindeer up close. Enjoy hayrides and hot cocoa under the stars. This immersive family tradition offers affordable fun for everyone from December 4 through December 23.

Plan a magical family holiday weekend in Southeastern Indiana, centered around a visit to the enchanting Reindeer Ridge. Combine your trip to meet real reindeer with thrilling snow tubing at Perfect North Slopes for an unforgettable winter adventure.

Make your visit to the North Pole Express a full day of holiday joy in Lebanon, Ohio. Explore the town’s festive shops, enjoy a warm meal at local favorites like The Golden Lamb, then board the illuminated train for a magical ride with Santa and his elves. It’s a small-town holiday tradition that delivers big-time Christmas spirit.

Experience the best of Thanksgiving around Greater Cincinnati with parades, races, lights, and fall festivals. From Price Hill’s hometown parade to the Zoo’s Festival of Lights and scenic farms across Ohio and Kentucky, explore festive events, cozy markets, and family-friendly adventures all within a short drive of downtown.

Plan the perfect winter day trip with Cincinnati’s Nights of Lights at the Clermont County Fairgrounds. Start your afternoon exploring scenic parks and charming small towns, then end the evening surrounded by more than two million sparkling lights choreographed to holiday music. A holiday tradition that makes every mile worth the trip.

Discover America’s River Roots Festival, October 8–12, 2025, along the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky riverfront. From bourbon tastings and live music to riverboat cruises and family fun, this five-day celebration transforms the Ohio River into a stage for food, culture and history. Plan your stay in Cincinnati, Newport or Covington and experience bourbon trails, boardwalk dining, conservation exhibits and nine historic riverboats in one unforgettable trip.

Travelers arriving at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport are greeted by Pearls Before Swine, a new mural that celebrates 26 icons of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Created by artists Curtis Goldstein and Matt Lynch, the installation blends grit and glamour with silhouettes of Bootsy Collins, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Pete Rose, and more. Unveiled in time for World Tourism Day, the mural transforms CVG’s Welcome Point into a cultural gateway, turning the airport into the first stop on your Cincinnati journey.

Looking for fall fun beyond the usual pumpkin patch? This guide spotlights unique events within 90 minutes of Cincinnati. Highlights include Bonnybrook Farms’ Chuck Wagon Dinner Ride and Fall Farm Days in Clarksville, the Haunted Village at Heritage Village Museum, the Big Bone Lick Salt Festival in Union, and the Pyramid Hill Art Fair in Hamilton. Add in quirky favorites like Operation Pumpkin’s giant weigh-off, the Ohio Sauerkraut Festival in Waynesville, lantern-lit cemetery tours in Dayton, and sunrise stargazing at the Cincinnati Observatory. Each event blends local flavor, history, and seasonal charm—perfect for planning your autumn weekends.