We came to Cincinnati for a weekend get away~and I was researching Cincinnati our first night in town, and I came across this district~wow~ WHAT A SURPRISE FIND! We did a self guided walking tour, which started at the Art Museum, Eden Park and we loved the neighborhoods~had lunch at Mt Adam's Bar and Grill, and walked for several hours~ we later returned the same night, after our BB Riverboat Sunset Dinner/wine cruise, to visit the Blind Lemon~an even better find! I will review separately! The homes are beautiful, and the views, shops, coffee places, everything you expect to find in a great city!

Walked around Mount Adams the other day during a visit to Cincy. Nice area with a number of bars and a few restaurants as well. Ended up going to Mount Adams Bar and Grill, which I enjoyed and reviewed separately. If you're looking for an area in Cincy to go out at night, this is definitely the place. Very close to 71 South, however it doesn't seem like there's public transportation that goes here. Mount Adams is a doable walk from the Cincy Art Museum and Eden Park, though from Eden Park it would be quite a haul going up the hill.

Mt. Adams is a hill East of Downtown Cincinnati offering great views of the city and river. Parking is a limited, so I recommend finding off-street parking and sight-seeing on foot. During the day, visit Eden Park, the Cincinnati Art Museum, etc. Plenty of bars and restaurants make for fun nightlife.

This area just east of downtown and up a BIG hill is a cute area to grab a bite, have a drink, take in a show, or see the art museum. Also, in August, check out the free jazz shows in the pavilion.