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Cincinnati: Hidden Brewery Caverns Tour & Beer TastingYou’ll step down into Cincinnati’s hidden brewery caverns with a local guide who brings old stories to life, wander through historic markets and past iconic breweries, and end with a fresh beer tasting at Northern Row Taproom (or soda if you’re under 21). You might leave thinking differently about what’s beneath your feet.
Cincinnati: Streetcar Food Tour & Findlay Market BitesYou’ll taste Cincinnati’s story as you ride the streetcar through Over-the-Rhine—sampling bangers and mash in a Scottish pub, tacos bursting with flavor, sharp cheeses at Findlay Market, and sweet fudge. With a local guide sharing quirky city tales along the way, you’ll leave feeling like you’ve actually met the city—not just passed through.
Escape Room Cincinnati at The Banks: 4 Puzzle AdventuresThe Escape Game Cincinnati offers four interactive escape room adventures at The Banks, where teams of up to 8 players (12 in Playground) work together to find clues, solve puzzles, and complete a mission in 60 minutes with a dedicated game guide. Each game is designed for one hour of intense play, with 15 minutes before to brief and 15 minutes after to debrief and take photos. Games are recommended for ages 13 and up; younger players may find some content difficult, and anyone 14 and under must have an adult participate.Is it for me?Solve puzzles together at The Banks, where you're steps from the Bengals stadium, riverside walks, and restaurants like Yard House and Condado Tacos—perfect for combining your escape room with dining or catching a game.
Escape Room Games in Columbus at Easton Town CenterThe Escape Game Columbus is an escape room experience at Easton Town Center featuring six themed puzzle games—Gold Rush, Prison Break, Special Ops: Mysterious Market, The Heist, The Depths, and Playground—where teams of up to eight work together to solve clues and complete a mission in 60 minutes with a dedicated game guide. Groups of fewer than eight may be joined by other players booking the same game. An adult 18 or older must participate with anyone 14 and under; games are recommended for ages 13 and up.Is it for me?Solve puzzles together at your own pace—no countdown clock, just your guide and the full hour to figure things out, with six different games waiting for your next visit.
Cincinnati: Food Tour with Streetcar & Top 10 SightsYou’ll walk Cincinnati’s streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story, tasting everything from Belgian waffles to goetta sausage as you ride the city streetcar between murals, markets, and riverside views. Expect laughter over chili dogs, quiet moments at historic sites, and plenty of small surprises along the way — this isn’t just a food tour; it’s a slice of Cincinnati life.
West Side Market & Ohio City Food Tour: Cleveland tastingsA guided walking food tour through Ohio City in Cleveland takes you to the West Side Market and four local eateries where you taste signature menu items and seasonal specialties at each stop. The tastings combine to make up more than a typical meal. A live English-speaking guide leads the route, which lasts an afternoon. Dietary restrictions must be communicated before the tour starts, though the tour cannot fully accommodate gluten-free or dairy-free diets.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste what locals actually eat in Cleveland without assembling the route yourself—the guide handles the stops, the timing and the stories, so you focus on the food and the neighborhood.
Cincinnati: Haunted Over-The-Rhine Walking Tour StoriesYou’ll follow a local guide through Cincinnati’s Over-The-Rhine neighborhood as dusk settles in, hearing haunted stories at Washington Park and outside Music Hall and Memorial Hall. Expect odd chills, local legends, and maybe even laughter between goosebumps — all on foot with easy access by public transit.
Columbus Adventure Park: Tree Climbing & Zip LinesYou choose your own difficulty level across five trails with 60+ obstacles, use a double-clip safety system that keeps you locked to a lifeline cable, and zip line on select courses. The session includes 30–40 minutes of instruction and about two hours of climb time, with most people completing two or three trails. Admission and climbing gloves are included.Is it for me?Right for climbers and active families who want to test themselves on varied obstacles without a guide dictating the pace — the color-coded trails mean you pick the challenge level that matches your fitness and nerve, not someone else's itinerary.
Cincinnati: Over the Rhine Ethnic Food Tour & Local TastingsYou’ll walk Cincinnati’s Over the Rhine neighborhood with a local guide, tasting everything from BBQ steamed buns to Lebanese baklava at five different spots. Hear quirky stories behind murals and old buildings, share laughs over tacos or macarons, and pick up streetcar tips for exploring more on your own. It’s not just food—it’s people, history, little surprises along the way.
Columbus: Trolley Pub Pedal Tour with BYOB & Local StopsYou’ll hop aboard an electric-assisted trolley in Columbus with a local guide and your own drinks in tow. Pedal through lively neighborhoods, stop at partner bars for exclusive deals, and share laughs with new friends—all while music plays and city life buzzes around you.
Escape Game Westlake Ohio: 60-Min Puzzle Rooms & Team ChallengesYou and your team have 60 minutes to solve puzzles, find clues, and complete a mission across one of six immersive games at Crocker Park in Westlake. A game guide briefs you beforehand, stays available during play, and debriefs you after—no scary themes, no dark rooms, just teamwork and problem-solving. Groups go up to eight players, and the whole visit takes about 90 minutes including prep and photos.Is it for me?Best for groups of friends, families, or coworkers who want a structured activity that requires real teamwork—the fixed 60-minute format and guide support mean nobody has to figure out logistics or worry about getting stuck without help.
Cincinnati Ghost Tour: Haunted Historic District WalkPhantoms of the Pig Iron Past is a guided ghost tour through Cincinnati's historic district, led by a professional guide who shares true stories of hauntings at six documented locations. The mile-long walk takes about an hour and covers Memorial Hall, Washington Park, Taft's Ale House, Wooden Nickel Antiques, and the Symphony Hotel, among others. You'll hear accounts of child spirits, a woman in a red dress, and the restless dead tied to the city's industrial past, prohibition era, and Great Depression—all fees and taxes included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have an evening free and want to hear Cincinnati's darker history told by someone who knows the stories—the mile-long walk is steady and accessible, so the focus stays on the accounts themselves rather than the pace. Choose the Extended Walking Ghost Tour if you want more stops and deeper dives into each location's past; pick the Cincinnati Night Ghost Tour if you prefer a shorter evening outing.
Cincinnati: Brunch History Tour & Streetcar with Findlay MarketYou’ll walk Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine with a local guide, tasting stuffed French toast, deli sandwiches, pizza, German goetta and more along the way. Ride the streetcar together to Findlay Market where you can browse stalls or just soak up the noise and colors. Expect genuine stories, plenty of food included—and maybe a new favorite mural or two.
Cincinnati Historic Centre Food Tour: 6 Authentic DishesA 3-hour food tour through Cincinnati's historic district with a live English-speaking guide, stopping at six different spots to taste iconic local dishes including a warm Goetta sandwich, the legendary Taconey, handmade cake truffles, a golden Liège waffle, and Graeter's ice cream. The guide shares the stories and history that shaped Cincinnati's food traditions, and the tour ends with an exclusive Secret Dish revealed only during the walk. Small group or private option available.Is it for me?Choose the small group option if you enjoy meeting other food travelers; book the private upgrade if you want the route and tastings just for your group. Either way, the three-hour walk through Over-the-Rhine means you'll cover the neighborhood's landmarks—Findlay Market, Washington Park, the Roebling Bridge—while eating, so the food and the place become one story instead of two separate things.
Cleveland: Comedy Bus Tour with Local Comedian & BYOBYou’ll ride through Cleveland’s neighborhoods with a local comedian spinning stories and jokes about city life. Expect laughs by landmarks like West Side Market and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, plus a 15-minute break by the river for drinks or fresh air. Bring your own beer or wine and settle in for an honest slice of Cleveland humor.
Over-The-Rhine Brewery Tunnels Haunted Walking TourThis 2-hour walking tour of Over-The-Rhine starts and ends at Northern Row Brewery, taking you through the neighborhood's haunted sites and down into 1800s brewery tunnels 30 feet underground. You'll hear the history of the Christian Moerlein Brewery Office, the market, and Rookwood Pottery, each with reported hauntings. Ghost hunting equipment is available on a first-come, first-served basis for guests to use in the tunnels.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to walk a neighborhood with real history and actually go underground into the tunnels where the hauntings are reported — the equipment and the guide's stories make the tunnels the center of the experience, not just a stop you pass.
Built on Beer Tour: Findlay Market brewing history, 2 hoursThe Built on Beer Tour is a two-hour guided walking tour of Cincinnati's Brewery District that starts at Findlay Market and covers the western portion of the neighborhood, including a descent into the historic Jackson Brewery's underground lagering cellars. The tour visits the Sohn/Mohawk Brewery, several Christian Moerlein sites, and the location of the Bellevue Incline, with stories of the breweries and the people who built them during beer's industrial revolution. A pint of local beer or soft drink is included at a neighborhood taproom at the end, and the total walking distance is less than a mile with no stairs required to enter or exit the cellars.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and delivers the commentary live, so you follow the stories directly rather than through an app or audio device. This works well if you want to ask questions about the buildings or the brewers as you walk, and it's comfortable for anyone who prefers a human voice to a recording.
Findlay Market food tour Cincinnati: Skip the lines with a guideA guided food tour of Cincinnati's Findlay Market in Over-the-Rhine, where you taste samples from multiple vendors—German goetta, Belgian waffles, cheese, gelato, empanadas and more—while a guide steers you past the lines to the spots worth stopping at. The tour runs about two hours and covers less than half a mile on foot, with plenty of time standing at food stalls. Children 6 and older need a ticket; younger kids ride free but don't receive food samples.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and delivers the commentary live, so you follow along without needing a headset or app—good for anyone who wants to ask questions and hear stories about the neighborhood as you taste. The fixed route and timed stops mean you're not wandering the market alone trying to decide where to eat; the guide handles the navigation and the timing so you can focus on the food.
Haunted Cincinnati Ghost Walking Tour in Over-The-RhineA 2.5-hour walking tour through Cincinnati's Over-The-Rhine neighborhood led by a costumed guide who shares ghost stories, local hauntings and the dark history behind the city's most haunted landmarks. The tour visits historic bars and former buildings with paranormal pasts, including a former infirmary turned bar and a church now five stories below street level. All guests must be 21+ with valid ID; drinks are available for purchase at each stop but not required.Is it for me?The tour covers moderate walking distance through Over-The-Rhine over 2.5 hours, so you'll want comfortable shoes and a steady pace. The stops are at bars along the route where drinks are available for purchase, making this suited for anyone who wants ghost stories and history mixed with the option to grab a drink, not a straight historical lecture.
Cleveland City Tour Bus & Trolley: Historic LandmarksA two-hour guided city tour of Cleveland by trolley and bus combines downtown landmarks, guided stops inside three historic buildings, and waterfront views. You ride past Playhouse Square and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, hop off for short walks through the Arcade Cleveland and West Side Market, and stop for photos at the Cleveland Script Sign overlook. The live English-speaking guide shares the history behind each neighborhood—from the Warehouse District's industrial past to the Flats East Bank's transformation into a dining and music hub.Is it for me?Two hours is long enough to see the major landmarks and neighborhoods without eating up your whole day—you get the Arcade, the Market, the waterfront, and the skyline, and still have time for lunch or other plans afterward. Infants sit on an adult's lap, and the tour suits all fitness levels since most of the day is spent on the trolley with only short walks at each stop.
