On our smartphone-guided adventure, you will be guided through the historic streets of Mt. Adams, and you’ll see the historic buildings, the staircases, an old speakeasy, many of the best views of the city, historic churches, and a mural as grand as the city itself.

And I’ll share with you the tales of the folk figure Ida Martin, President John Adams, the founders of Mt. Adams, bootleggers from the Prohibition era, immigrants’ tales, vineyards, art, and the history that shaped Cincinnati and America.

Go at your own pace, anytime. Try doing that with a group tour! It’s time to get out and explore Cincinnati.

What's Included

• Tour on our walking tour app in Mt. Adams Cincinnati
• Explore Mt. Adams and see it's historic sites
• Go anytime, at your own pace, 24/7/365

What To Expect

1. 1136 St Gregory St

The tour starts at 1136 St. Gregory Street next to the Roots of Vision Mural. You'll hear the story of the mural, the legends and tales of Mt. Adams, and then you'll be guided step by step through Mt. Adams, sharing its history.

The Monastery Event Center (Pass By)

The tour stops at what is now the Monastery Event Center, and you'll hear how Mt. Adams got its name and the history of the old monastery.

2. Holy Cross-Immaculata Parish

You'll then stop outside this church and see one of the best views in town. And you'll hear the story of the people that founded it and the Irish and German immigrants that made this home.

3. Mount Adams

You will explore the streets of Mt. Adams, discovering its history, streets, and stories. You'll learn its legends, history, historical figures, hidden gems, best views, and so much more.

4. Overlook at Celestial and Hill

An amazing view of the city and a great spot for pics. While here, you'll hear the stories of the vineyards that once grew here and the man that made Mt. Adams artsy.

5. The View at Mt. Adams

Another great view! You'll see the city from another angle and hear about and see the ruins of the old train that once ran here.

6. Ida Street Bridge

Great views of the OTR and city; you'll hear about the bridge and the history of the area. This is one of the many great views.

Pilgrim Chapel United Church of Christ (Pass By)

You'll stop at the Pilgrim Chapel United Church of Christ and learn its history and how it was built here. You'll also learn about the immigrants here and a bit about the Underground Railroad.

7. Mt. Adams Bar & Grill

The tour ends at the old bar that was once owned by one of the most notorious bootleggers in history. You'll hear the story of the bootlegger, the prohibition, murder, the FBI, and its history.

Additional Info

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Most travelers can participate
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate