Covington, KY

Marvel at the stunning stained glass and one of the world's largest hand-blown church windows inside the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption. This French Gothic Revival masterpiece is a National Historic Landmark.

Indulge in authentic German fare at Wunderbar or Cock & Bull English Pub. Don't miss the massive, award-winning pizzas at Goodfellas, followed by a drink at their hidden speakeasy, Wiseguy Lounge.

Stroll, bike, or run along the scenic Ohio River walkway at Covington Landing. Watch the barges and riverboats go by, enjoy public art, and take in the stunning views of the Cincinnati skyline just across the water.

Experience visual and performing arts in a unique setting. Housed in a historic 1904 library building, The Carnegie hosts theater productions, art exhibitions, and concerts in its elegant, intimate spaces.

Find one-of-a-kind gifts, vintage clothing, and local art. Explore shops like Piper's Girl for boutique fashion, Roebling Point Books & Coffee for reads, and the Covington Farmers' Market for local produce and goods.

From the dive-bar charm of The Olde Towne Tavern to the sophisticated cocktails at The Standard or Braxton Brewing's rooftop patio, Covington's nightlife is diverse and deeply local, centered in walkable districts.

The heart of Covington's German heritage. This postcard-perfect neighborhood of colorful buildings and cobblestone streets is alive with restaurants, bars, and shops, and hosts the city's biggest seasonal festivals.

The dynamic center of downtown, anchored by the Suspension Bridge. It's a mix of historic office buildings, condos, restaurants, and bars, with a constant flow of energy from pedestrians and the nearby riverfront.

A quiet, affluent historic district known for its impeccably preserved Victorian and Italianate mansions along Riverside Drive. It's a peaceful, tree-lined area perfect for a leisurely architectural walking tour.

An area undergoing exciting revitalization. It's home to creative hubs like the Baker Hunt Art & Cultural Center, new restaurants and coffee shops, and a growing sense of community-driven energy.

More than just the park itself, the surrounding neighborhoods climb the hillsides, offering stunning views. It's a mix of mid-century and newer homes, with direct access to hiking, biking, golf, and that iconic overlook.