April 2015

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Dear Visitor:

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Key Magazine Cincinnati is a great resource for learning about the many attractions we have to offer. With world-class museums and theaters, one of the top five zoos in the nation, touring Broadway productions and incredible architec- ture, Cincinnati has something for everyone to enjoy.

Cincinnati will soon play host to the 2015 All-Star Game, adding to the list of high-profile, large events that have called our city home. We are honored to welcome thousands of convention visitors to our city each year, and know that your decision to visit the Queen City will not leave you disappointed.

I am confident you will enjoy your stay in Cincinnati. Please enjoy our hospitality, sample our many amenities and have a wonderful time. We are glad you’re here!

Sincerely,

Mayor John Cranley

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The mummies date back as far as 4,500 insight into past cultures and civilizations. years ago, and viewing this collection as it bridges Mummies of the World tickets can be the past with the present is a chance to learn more purchased online or at the Museum box office, than you ever thought possible about science, both and the exhibition is open 10-5 Monday through ancient and modern. Ten world-renowned institu- Saturday and on Sundays 11-6. An audio tour op- tions and two private collectors helped to build tion is available that provides a significant amount this fascinating exhibit, one that’s presented with of supplemental information for an additional the utmost dignity and respect. fee. Don’t miss out on your chance to learn the There aren’t many opportunities out there like secrets mummies hold about our past - or find out this one. An opportunity to delve deeply into the what they may know about our future! Unravel the world of mummies and mummification through mystery by April 26th. interactive and multi-media exhibits (featuring KEYCINCINNATI.COM 11 Ho t e l o f t h e Mo n t h The Cincinnatian Hotel he Cincinnatian Hotel enjoys a long history as a premier place to stay in Downtown Cin- Tcinnati. Built as The Palace Hotel in 1882, the 8 story structure then was the tallest and perhaps the most luxurious in the city at the time. The hotel, designed by Samuel Hannaford, incorporated 300 guest rooms, with shared baths at end of corridors….they’ve come a long way!! Major renovations in the 1980’s converted the hotel to 146 guest rooms with private baths, and eight suites. The wide range, from simple requests to planning an center of the hotel features a striking atrium with a entire schedule of activities during the stay. A guest vast skylight, creating a spray of natural illumination may want two tickets to a live show, the symphony, or during daytime hours. a concert….transportation to get there, maybe a pop The GM at the Cincinnatian, Martin Pittman, and in at a restaurant or two, or even a surprise evening Miranda Bottom, Lead Concierge, go above and for a special occasion. Guests at the Cincinnatian beyond for their guests. Not only do they make res- are typically used to impeccable service, exactly what ervations at restaurants around town, they’ll even go the staff excels at…….making sure all details are and meet the restaurant GM for the personal touch. worked out perfectly. It’s the goal of all the staff at Especially with all the wonderful, new restaurants the Cincinnatian, from the GM, to the concierge, and popping up all over Cincinnati! the entire crew…. impeccable surroundings and Service for guests at the Cincinnatian covers a service, with a smile. 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With a constantly changing selection of global Sunset at Seasons 52 is considered their “hap- wines and a sophisticated yet casual atmosphere, piest” hour, and select cocktails, wine and beer Seasons 52 makes for a fun and tasty night out. are available as well as $5 small plates of food, There are so many options to enjoy here: start Monday through Friday from 4:00pm to 6:30pm. your meal with a delectable flatbread or perhaps With live music seven nights a week from 5pm to a plate of warm roasted olives, then continue 10 pm, the oversized bar is absolutely one of the exciting your palate with a fresh salad and a filet best hangouts around town. or some grilled sea scallops. And best of all? The atmosphere of Seasons 52 is warm and Each item on the menu is 475 calories or less! inviting, casually up-scale, and with the plentiful Alternative menus are available as well, including selection of wines and cocktails, the energy that vegan, gluten-sensitive and dairy-sensitive. And flows through the restaurant makes for the perfect don’t skip the dessert; mini selections of an ever- night out with friends and loved ones.

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