Covington Vacations

This charming German-American historic district showcases 19th-century architecture alongside eclectic shops and dining. Visit during Maifest or Oktoberfest to experience its rich cultural heritage in full swing.

Devou Park spans 700 acres with breathtaking views of Cincinnati's skyline and the Ohio River. Enjoy scenic trails, the Behringer-Crawford Museum, or Kentucky Symphony Orchestra performances at the historic band shell.

This Gothic Revival masterpiece houses one of the world's largest stained glass windows, inspired by Notre Dame. Visit mid-morning when sunlight illuminates the hand-poured Munich glass windows in spectacular fashion.

This modern riverside venue hosts conferences and expos with panoramic views of downtown Cincinnati. Attendees enjoy state-of-the-art facilities steps away from Northern Kentucky's dining and entertainment district.

Ludlow Stadium's red turf and WPA heritage stand as a rare Depression-era sports landmark in Northern Kentucky. Experience authentic small-town football culture when the Panthers and community come alive during fall games.

Spanning Covington's floodwall, these 18 vibrant murals by Robert Dafford chronicle Northern Kentucky's history from 8000 B.C. to 2008. View them chronologically starting near the Roebling Bridge.

Gaze across the Ohio River at Cincinnati's skyline from this peaceful riverfront retreat. The bronze statues of historical figures provide a cultural backdrop while you relax on shaded benches.

This bronze statue honors James Bradley, who purchased his freedom and became a prominent abolitionist. Sit beside his contemplative figure on Riverside Drive, where the Ohio River invites reflection.