Oh sure, we brag about our German roots, our goetta and our pigs, but it's the athletic teams that rule the Queen City. Take a look inside their palaces. Cincinnati's sports facilities, most of which offer public tours, allow visitors to relive events from the city's past, events that have often transcended sports. For instance, the venerable Cincinnati Gardens , at the corner of Seymour Avenue and Langdon Farm Road in Bond Hill, has for 52 years hosted more than minor league hockey. We key on everything else that's so well-known, at least to people here in Cincinnati.
Tours are available by appointment.
From the old to the new, head down to the riverfront for a tour of one of the city's newest sporting spectacles, Paul Brown Stadium . The 45-minute tours will include the stadium's press box, a party suite and a club lounge. A highlight is the spectacular view of the Bengals' practice fields, as seen from the upper level looking west. Tourists are also promised a look inside the stadium bowl from the upper level. The tour will not include the locker rooms, nor will viewers be able to go on the field.