Way too expensive for what it was. Only “toured” a few blocks of the city. Similar tours in other cities are much cheaper, gps coordinated and much more interesting.

Entertaining, a few hidden gems, but smaller in scope than expected. Missed key points. QA aspect was interesting, but isn’t always work.

This was very informative and helpful. We enjoyed learning SO much about Cincinnati in such a short time. It was also nice to go at our own pace. My request would be that there would be a title of each location so we know what we are looking for and a small embedded map of the cross streets without opening another map link.

Lots of excellent info about the city and even some hidden gems. We plan on doing the tour of our own city as well!!

There are no guided tours of Cincinatti so we did this one and it was ok. However, it cost much more than other self-guided tours and it didn't have audio. The information about the stops were pretty sparse, presumably because it would have taken too long to read. We went inside the Dixie Terminal to take a look and the man at the desk gave us handouts about the history of the building and of the Roebling bridge, which were well worth getting and had way more detail than the tour.

My daughter and I really enjoyed this walking tour. It is very well explained and it is not too long, you can also rest a little in between some stops.

We did not expect a scavenger hunt and spent more time searching for clues instead of enjoying the walk and stops. And a couple question could not be answered. Also, the idea of a smartphone-led walk sounds good until you are paying more attention to your phone than you surroundings while walking down a busy sidewalk in a crowd.

On this tour you see and learn things you would otherwise pass by. Don’t forget to stop into Graeter’s at the end - yum! We also went to the observation deck of the Carew Tower, but it’s generally not open and will be closing permanently for the building’s renovation. We also stopped in at the Underground Railroad Museum and it was fantastic.

Loved this tour! Such a great way to see the city and learn about the history. Just the right amount of stops, took about 2 hours. Plenty of places to stop along the way and sit if you need to. Highly recommend!

I enjoyed the stops in the route that weren’t as well known. The only thing I would suggest is to automatically fill in the answers to the questions if the wrong answer is input multiple times, or maybe have an “I don’t know” option.

Loved it! Had a great time on our first trip to CIN and learned a bunch too! Highly recommended 👌😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

Amazing tour to do on your own. Website gave very interesting facts about the city and really kept the walking distance to a minimum. We did it for about 2 hours and it went by pretty quick as it kept us involved the whole time. Highly recommend for people visiting for the first time.

We were in Cincinnati on a Monday and all the museums and tours were closed this particular day. We found this self guided smartphone walking tour and it was great! The start point as at a beautifully carved carousel on the second floor. If it is closed you can still see it through the windows. The tour gave a great education about the city and showed us things we probably would not have seen on our own. Also we were able to stop and look at things at our own pace. It was cold outside and we stopped into Grater's for some hot chocolate and ice cream at the end of the tour.

Fun way to experience the tour- we could spend more or less time wherever we wanted to. Clear and understandable (coming from folks who can get turned around easily). Would do again in other cities.

My grandson and I did this tour. We learned a lot about Cincinnati and saw a lot of the city! It was not too much walking for me!

First time doing a smartphone-guided walking tour so it took some time to become familiar with how it worked Once we overcame the lack of familiarity, itworked great. The tour organized our walking and made the experience enjoyable. The tidbits on the sights added interesting background/history. The length of the tour and number of sights was about right for us. There were only a few sights that we had trouble finding - it would have helped to know that the first sight was inside a building. The location at the ballpark was also hard to find. Overall, we enjoyed the tour and would likely do it again in another city/location if available.

This tour was a super nice way to get a sense of the city on our first trip to Cincinnati. The stops had a lot of information we never would have known and the maps were really helpful for navigation. My wife loved that we could go at our own pace and not hold a group up. Highly recommended!

I took my kids and they enjoyed answering the trivia questions. The website worked great on my phone. I would recommend to anybody who wants a tour of Cincinnati.

The tour was too hard to navigate. I had to enter my code every time I got out of the browser. Also, it would be helpful if the directions said north or south, east or west because we kept turning the wrong way.

This tour was perfect for exploring the city. The website was super easy to use and we learned a lot from our tour!