Over & Under the Rhine Tour

The tour guides knowledge and experience about the area. The underground visit was amazing 👏 architecture and beer experience at the end was my favorite.

Historical facts very interesting
tour guide well educated with Cincinnati history. The underground was very weak...advertisement made the tunnels portion of tour grandeur then it was. Almost a tease compared to other tours

Interesting to learn about the what is above and below the streets of Cincinnati and the heritage of the city.

The tour was a different tour False advertising by TripAdvisor which said there was minimal walking. Not true trip advisors fault as I bought ticket through TA . Streetcar was free to anyone. Not tour guides fault. Need to go directly through your company

Going into the cellar was fascinating. Enjoyed learning about the “beer history” of Cincinnati.
Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

Adam was our tour guide. He gave great details about the history of the Over the Rhine district. If you have difficulty with stairs this is NOT the tour for you. The best part was descending into a large, cave/tunnel that was used for storage of beer and other items. The tour ended with a stop at Sam Adams where we were given a free beer. Adam was knowledgeable and a lot of fun! I highly recommend this tour.

We did this tour for a team event with numerous individuals coming from out of town. Our tour guide, Adam, did a really nice job of giving everyone a flavor of Cincinnati's unique history. I've lived in Cincy for multiple years and even taken a separate tour -- and still learned quite a bit. Visiting the underground brewing caverns, Findley Market, Washington Park, and Cincinnati Music Hall and learning a bit about them was quite interesting. Nice blend of walking and tram. My team was MUCH MORE EXCITED about this than your typical Reds game and really enjoyed it.

I’ve done several walking tours in Cincinnati and this one was the least informative. Our guide seemed to ramble and was not engaging. The steps down into the lagering tunnel was very steep and long. Would be impossible for anyone with even the slightest mobility issue.Website states that tour ends at Sam Adam’s Brewery so that’s where we parked. It did not end there.

Went on this tour and had an awesome experience! Our tour guide Aaron was very knowledgeable and entertaining. I will be recommending this tour to my friends.

Our tour guide made too many sexual comments and shared his political views way too often. He provided good information and personal antidotes, but the bad out water the good

Our experience here was riddled with sexist and inappropriate sexual comments & our guide’s (Frank?) political views. Throughout the tour, he made several savior-like comments about the residents in the area and made other remarks referring to healthcare, confederate statues, younger generations, and “draining the swamp”. This is in addition to the frequent comments about women’s bodies/appearances and being able to see through the clothes flappers wore during their time.

To top it all off, towards the end of the tour, he made a unnecessary comment about communism and Biden.

We understand that everyone has different political opinions and we respect that. With that being said, we, as tourists, paid for this tour to learn about the history of Cincinnati, and instead we’re rewarded with a two-hour lecture about this guy’s life story and political views.

Nevertheless, the tunnel at the end of the tour was super neat and was a nice chilly break from the hot sun. I would definitely recommend participating in this tour in the Spring or Fall, and with a different tour guide, you may have a completely different and better experience.

I just re-read the tour description and do not feel all that is described is really covered. Yes you went by the Music Hall and Market and learned a little about it. I did learn about architecture and the brewery. The guide talked a lot about the breweries if that interests you. Most of the tour I felt I could have seen on line, virtual tour. I do not recommend it because it sure didn't give me all I expected from the description. The tour guide was informative but I was disappointed in the tour. Maybe because I had taken the city tour the previous day and learned so much more. Lots of walking.

An informative & fun tour! I’m a Cincinnati native, but I still learned a lot about my city. The underground beer cellar from the mid-1800s was definitely the highlight!

Very fun and interesting tour! My wife, parents (who are in their 80s) and children (who are in their 20s) all had a great time.