If you're moving to a new state, then you're probably experiencing some of the anxiety everyone feels when heading to a new place. Once you move, it might even feel as if you're in a different country altogether.People might speak the same language, but accents, idioms and popular phrases are different. It will certainly take a lot of planning and a pre-visit to scope out the landscape.This is true of Cincinnati or any other city. You can easily do just that by
renting an RV from Outdoorsy.com. As a result, you won't have to worry about getting a hotel room and you can travel as far as you would like to go.
Sports, sports, sports
If you love sports, (and who doesn't?), then Cincinnati is the city for you. Think about it: you have the Xavier University Musketeers with one of the most-recognized Division I collegiate programs. Then, you have the University of Cincinnati Bearcats. But, that's not all.You also get to watch the NFL's Bengals who play at Paul Brown Stadium. Prefer baseball? Great, because you can cheer for the Reds who play visiting teams at the Great American Ball Park. While there, check out the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum.
Porkin' Around
You'll wonder if you're in the South when traveling throughout Cincy. It's worth noting that the city is called "
Porkopolis." The reason is Cincinnati used to process more pork than any other state in the country.So, if you're a pork lover, you'll be in literal hog heaven. Barbecue joints abound, and the flavors are drool-worthy. A popular spot is Eli's BBQ; you won't be disappointed.
Two Sides to Every Story
Cincinnati is so diverse that it is essentially two cities in one. So, you get double the pleasure and double the fun. For starters, there is the Ohio side. The other side in the Covington/Newport, Kentucky area.But, you can bet that both sides party together during city-wide celebrations. You'll find Cincinnatians in each area. Much fun is to be had all around.
Parks
It's hard to imagine how Cincinnati can fit over a hundred parks and greenspaces in the city, but they do. Take your RV and spend some time visiting each one. Some of the most visited areas include Eden Park, Alms Park and Mt. Airy Arboretum.When life seems to be traveling at a mile per minute, it helps to take a step back to convene with nature. You'll get your priorities back in order. In addition, viewing the greenery will help to ease some of the stress that goes along with moving to a new city.
Get You Some Goetta
Pronounced "ged-da," you'll just have to try this Cincy favorite comprised of ground meat, oats and spices. Goetta is
a well-rounded meat preparation that you can eat alone or with the sides of your choice. It is beloved in Cincy, and you'll probably fall for this German-American meal too.
In Conclusion
Cincinnati isn't like any other city in the U.S., it is a two-for-one. Whether you like sports, BBQ or bright green parks, you get it all here. And, you'll have a blast touring the city's hot spots in your RV.
