1. Watch the Cincinnati Bengals dismantle opponents at Paul Brown Stadium.
2. Get it touch with your wild side at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden.
3. Explore how signs reflect culture, commerce, history and technology at the American Sign Museum.
4. Visit the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and learn about the abolitionist movement.
Discover how the Underground Railroad helped thousands of slaves secure their freedom during the antebellum period in the U.S.
5. Watch the Big Red Machine dominate at Great American Ball Park.
The first MLB franchise in history, the legendary Reds have won five World Series titles and nine National League pennants since they were established in 1882.
6. Eat everything you can fit in your belly at Taste Of Cincinnati, the nation's longest-running culinary arts festival.
7. Head over to Fountain Square and ice skate at the U.S. Bank Ice Rink, then check out one of the free concerts.
And after you've worked up an appetite, chow down at one of the many restaurants located at the square.
8. Make a visit to Drake Planetarium & Science Center.
The center offers many programs and workshops to help young people improve their science, technical and math skills. It's also a really fun place to visit for people of all ages.
9. See a concert, ballet or opera at Music Hall.
The beautiful venue was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1975.
10. Listen to some live music while you dine at the Blue Wisp Jazz Club.
It's the oldest jazz club in Cincinnati and has an award-winning restaurant.
11. Burn some rubber at Full Throttle Indoor Karting.
12. Get free Salsa lessons and check out some great local bands at The Mad Frog.
13. Drop by Jean-Robert's Table if you're in the mood for some delectable French cuisine.
14. Get a soul transfusion at Macy's Music Festival.
The annual event features top R&B, hip hop, soul, jazz and funk artists-including Cincy native Bootsy Collins-and is held at Paul Brown Stadium, home of the Cincinnati Bengals
15. View cutting-edge contemporary art from around the world at the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC).
16. Make a difference while you work your cardio by participating in Run Like Hell.
This annual 5K race raises money for cystic fibrosis research.
17. Watch the Cincinnati Cyclones ice the competition at U.S. Bank Arena.
18. Make your way to Oktoberfest Zinzinnati and enjoy the food, endless beer, great music and a slew of other fun activities.
The annual event is hailed as the largest Oktoberfest celebration in the country.
19. Sit down to a scrumptious barbeque meal at Eli's BBQ.
20. Enjoy theater at its finest at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, which presents dramas, musicals, comedies and more.
21. Order a stack of Wispy Thin Pancakes at Sugar n' Spice Restaurant, a great place to eat breakfast and lunch.
22. Listen to some terrific live jazz or view some great art at The Greenwich.
23. Watch some of the best tennis players in world battle it out at the Western & Southern Open.
The annual event takes place at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, a suburb of Cincinnati.
24. Get a closer look at our solar system at the Cincinnati Observatory.
25. Get hog wild and run in the Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon.
This 42.2-kilometer (26.2 mi) race takes place on the first Sunday of every May.
26. Explore the Cincinnati Art Museum's vast collection of more than 60,000 works that span 6,000 years.
27. Visit Orchids at Palm Court for an exquisite fine-dining experience.
The establishment was named the seventh best restaurant in the U.S. by OpenTable.
28. Hit the dance floor at Pulse Nightclub, one of the hottest dance clubs in Cincy.
DJ SAB from radio station KISS 107FM is the club's resident DJ.
29. Stop by Abby Girl Sweets and grab a few of their delicious cupcakes.
They bake their cupcakes fresh from scratch at this family-owned and operated Cupcakery.
30. Groove to some tunes at Riverbend Music Center, an outdoor amphitheater that has a seating capacity of 20,500 people.
The venue draws top talent from various music genres.
