Amidst gently rolling hills along the Ohio River, Cincinnati spreads from the southwestern corner of Ohio into Northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana. The city is a vibrant destination located about mid-point on the shoreline of the 981-mile-long scenic Ohio River. Known for major league sports and world-class arts and culture, it's no wonder that the Lonely Planet travel guide named the area one of the top 5 U.S. travel destinations for 2018. Cincinnati offers a tapestry of neighborhoods and experiences both in Ohio and Kentucky and continues to reflect its rich German heritage through architecture and the spirit of its people.
Cincinnati is in the midst of an exciting renaissance. There’s a convergence of new developments, projects, and convention wins, collectively making this one of the most progressive, game-changing eras in the region’s history. These projects bring new experiences to the region, change the city landscape, appeal to a broad cross-section of individuals and businesses, and represent more than $1.4 billion in new infrastructure spending. Home to several Fortune 500 companies, Cincinnati’s job market is diverse and healthy, highlighted by its low unemployment rate.
With affordable housing, friendly neighbors, numerous job opportunities, excellent schools, shopping, safety, and plenty of entertainment, it's easy to see why more than 2 million people call Cincinnati home. Often ranked as one of America's most livable cities - and actually taking home the title of "Most Livable City" by Partners for Livable Communities - Cincinnati features a perfect blend of big-city luxuries, small-town values, and a strong sense of community.
Here are just a few of Cincinnati’s accolades:

• "Best Places for Business and Careers"- Forbes
• No. 5 among top 26 arts destinations - American Style magazine
• 5th most literate city with populations of 200,000+ - Jack Miller, chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
• Top 20 Best U.S. Cities in which to Live and Work - Employment Review and Outlook