Cincinnati Art Museum

The Cincinnati Art Museum is an art museum in Cincinnati, Ohio, with a broad collection spanning fine art, decorative arts and sculpture. It serves local and regional audiences with permanent displays and rotating exhibitions.

Galleries include European and American painting, Asian art and decorative arts, together with temporary exhibitions and educational programmes. The museum hosts special exhibitions, concerts and public events throughout the year.

The museum was established in the late 19th century and has developed its collection and galleries over successive decades through acquisitions and gifts. Its long history is reflected in the range of works on display.

The museum is located in Cincinnati’s Eden Park area, within walking distance of other cultural sites and overlooking parts of the city.

• Admission policy: General admission to the museum’s permanent collection is typically free, making it accessible for casual visits; temporary special exhibitions may carry a charge.

• Visit on weekday mornings or early afternoons to avoid larger weekend crowds and school visits; the museum is free to enter so its a common midtown stop that gets busier later in the day.
• Combine your visit with a walk in adjacent Eden Park - the museums location means you can break up a gallery visit with the parks viewpoints and gardens, and parking near the park often provides the most convenient access.