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neon drive-in signs, hulking genies and the Frisch's Big Boy, among other nostalgic nov-
elties. Guides lead tours at 11am and 2pm that also visit the on-site neon-sign-making
shop. It's located in the Camp Washington neighborhood (near Northside); take exit 3 off
I-75.
Tours
American Legacy Tours WALKING TOUR
( www.americanlegacytours.com ; 1218 Vine St; 90min tours $20; Fri-Sun) Offers a variety of
historical jaunts. The best is the Queen City Underground Tour that submerges into old
lagering cellars deep beneath the Over-the-Rhine district.
Festivals & Events
Bunbury Music Festival MUSIC
( www.bunburyfestival.com ;
mid-Jul) Big-name indie bands rock the riverfront for three
days; a day pass costs $55.
Oktoberfest FOOD
( www.oktoberfestzinzinnati.com ;
mid-Sep) German beer, brats and mania.
Sleeping
Hotel tax is cheaper on the Kentucky side at 11.3%, versus the 17% charged in Cincin-
nati. Tax is not included in the following prices.
Several midrange chain options line up on the Kentucky riverfront. You'll save money
(less tax, free parking), but be prepared either to walk a few miles or take a short bus ride
to reach downtown Cincy.
The Greater Cincinnati B&B Network ( www.cincinnatibb.com ) has links to Kentucky-
side properties.
Holiday Inn Express HOTEL$$$
( 859-957-2320; www.hiexpress.com ; 109 Landmark Dr; r incl breakfast $125-180;
) A good pick among the riverfront chains; located about three-quarters of a mile east
of Newport on the Levee.
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