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Monday, 01 September 2008 11:44 |
In the 4th century B.C., the Roman citizen Cincinnatus was called upon to serve Rome as dictator during a conflict with a neighboring country. Cincinnatus left his life as a farmer—leaving his own family in peril—to serve his country. When the conflict was resolved, Cincinnatus relinquished his authority to return to his family and once again lead the quiet life of a farmer. These same principles of selfless service and humility are the foundation on which Cincinnati was built.
You can expect to be treated with Midwestern warmth and hospitality when you visit Cincinnati. But don’t be fooled. While this may seem like a quiet and unassuming place in America’s heartland, Cincinnati is an oasis for the inquisitive spirit—a vibrant city with a tremendous amount of history and culture to be explored! With the nation’s first professional baseball team (the Cincinnati Reds), an authentic stone castle, renowned National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and unique way of serving chili, you will be captivated by the way everyday life is flavored in Cincinnati.
If you are new to Cincinnati or thinking about visiting the city, this is the site for you. With information on things to do and see, places to stay and eat and general information that will help you navigate the city better, this site is your one-stop-shop to find everything you need to know to make your stay enjoyable. |
