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Welcome to Covington & Cincinnati
The 60th Stein Collectors International Convention is located in Covington, Kentucky, directly across the Ohio River from downtown Cincinnati. The area offers historic neighborhoods, museums, parks, restaurants, breweries, shopping, sports, and riverfront attractions.
Covington Attractions
MainStrasse Village
A historic German-American neighborhood featuring restaurants, pubs, shops, galleries, and Goebel Park. MainStrasse Village is particularly appropriate for SCI convention visitors because of its German heritage and atmosphere.
John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge
Walk across the historic suspension bridge connecting Covington with Cincinnati. The bridge opened in 1867 and served as a prototype for the Brooklyn Bridge.
St. Mary’s Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption
A magnificent historic church known for its Gothic Revival architecture, stained-glass windows, murals, gargoyles, and other architectural details.
Devou Park
A large Covington park offering spectacular views of Cincinnati and the Ohio River, along with trails, recreational facilities, and scenic areas.
Behringer-Crawford Museum
Located in Devou Park, this museum explores the history, heritage, arts, and culture of Northern Kentucky.
The Carnegie
A historic Covington building now serving as a center for visual and performing arts, including exhibitions, theater, music, and educational programs.
Covington Riverfront
Explore the riverfront, parks, murals, walking paths, and views of Cincinnati. The riverfront provides an excellent opportunity for photography and sightseeing.
Cincinnati Attractions
Cincinnati Reds & Great American Ball Park
Baseball fans can visit Great American Ball Park on the Cincinnati riverfront.
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
Located on Cincinnati’s riverfront, the museum explores the history of slavery, the Underground Railroad, freedom, and the continuing struggle for human rights.
Cincinnati Museum Center
Located at historic Union Terminal, the Cincinnati Museum Center offers museums and exhibits covering history, science, and culture.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
One of the region’s major family attractions, featuring animals, gardens, and educational exhibits.
Cincinnati Art Museum
A major regional art museum featuring collections spanning many periods and cultures.
Krohn Conservatory
A historic conservatory featuring indoor gardens and seasonal botanical displays.
Fountain Square
A central downtown Cincinnati gathering place surrounded by restaurants, entertainment, and shopping.
Breweries & German Heritage
The Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky region has a strong German-American heritage and a thriving brewery scene. Covington’s MainStrasse Village is especially well suited for visitors interested in German culture, food, and beer.
Shopping & Dining
Covington and Cincinnati offer a wide variety of independent restaurants, specialty shops, galleries, breweries, and entertainment venues. MainStrasse Village is one of the easiest areas for convention attendees to explore on foot.
Visitor Information
For additional attractions, maps, tours, restaurants, and current visitor information, see the official regional tourism resources:
