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Eden Park, containing over 186 acres, is one of the loveliest, most peaceful parks in Cincinnati and is located just around the corner from Mt. Adams and is the setting for:
Cincinnati Art Museum (CAM)
Cincinnati Art Academy
Playhouse in the Park
Murray Seasongood Pavilion
Irwin M. Krohn Conservatory.
During the spring & summer, Mirror Lake is a great place to bring the kids to play, stroll around the fountain, walk the dog, read, enjoy the sun, sail boats, climbs rocks (see 5th photo) and people watch. When Mirror Lake is drained of its water in autumn, sometimes you'll find skaters on their boards practicing their moves.
After a day of playing & hanging around, go up the slope to Playhouse in the Park to watch a local production of one of Shakespeare's plays.
There are also trails to hike, roads to bike or skate on. In another area is a place to rock climb (please see photos).
From certain vantage points of the park you can escape the hustle & bustle of Serpentine Wall to get a glimpse the WEBN Labor Day fireworks!
Early mornings, you'll find this area is a popular place for joggers and during the fall, when the water has been let out of the fountain, you'll find the local skaters practicing in its shallow depths.
Another famous spot for Cincinnati hauntings, a female spectre has been seen hovering near the gazebo (see picture) startling early morning joggers. Leave a Comment
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 Twin Lakes at Eden Park by Stephen-KarenConn
There are no marked trails in the park, but it is a very popular place for walkers who use the many paths. Karen and I have wonderful memories of strolling here arm-in-arm and drinking in the city's best views when we were courting. (Of course we are still courting). Mirror Lake is used for ice skating in the winter, and outdoor concerts are held in the Murray Seasongood Paviion. There are several cultural landmarks within the boundaries of Eden Park, including Krohn Observatory, Playhouse in the Park, and Cincinnati Art Museum. Each of these deserve their own seperate tip. Leave a Comment
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 The Old Brick Water Tower by Stephen-KarenConn
Just behind the tower are several quiet, shaded, hilltop acres with four memorial tree plantings. These are:
Presidents Grove
Heroes Grove
Pioneers Grove
Authors Grove
Each of these was planted in the late 1800s or early 1900s, and each has an appropriate small monument. This is a beautiful, semi-secluded place, away from the more crowded adjoining areas of Eden Park, and definitely worth seeking out. Leave a Comment Directions: Just above Eden Park at St. Paul and Vine Streets.
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Eden Park lies in the south-eastern corner of downtown Cincinnati and holds a wonderful park filled with picnic areas, playgournds, scenic overlooks of the city and Ohio River, the Art Museum, lakes/ponds, Play House in the Park, and the Krohn Conservatory. It also sits besides the residential/entertainment area of Mt. Adams. This is a place where you can satisfy many different interests and desires without having to go far. Leave a Comment
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Eden Park is a pretty place to visit up next to Mt Adams. There are gardens, a conservatory, The Cincinnati Art Museum and a Playhouse here. There is a replica of Rome's Capitoline Wolf here, too (Rome and Cincy have something special in common - they were both established on seven hills). Eden Park is a great place to watch the sunset!!! Leave a Comment
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 Eden Park by Jim_EliasonLeave a Comment
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Great views of the city and Ohio river, Khron Conservatory (lush & beautiful greenhouse), Cincinnati Art Museum, picnic areas, occasional free concerts, mirror lake, the Play House in the Park (theater), plus Mt. Adam's clubs, bars & restaurants. Directions: Just east of downtown Cincinnati, off of Gilbert Ave on Mt Adams.Other Contact: See a play- http://www.cincyplay
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