Prepare yourself for an awe-inspiring road trip that threads through the heartland of America, from Cincinnati to Washington D.C., with fascinating pit-stops in Columbus and Pittsburgh.
Starting from Cincinnati, your journey takes you on the I-71 North to Columbus, a city offering a delightful blend of Midwest charm and modern sophistication. With its vibrant arts scene and exciting sports landscape, Columbus invites exploration and enjoyment.
Moving northeast from Columbus, you’ll find Pittsburgh, also known as the “Steel City”. Here, the convergence of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers forming the Ohio River creates a picturesque backdrop for a city known for its bridges and its rich industrial heritage. Pittsburgh’s vibrant cultural district and historic sites make for an engaging visit.
The final leg of your journey will take you through the Appalachian landscapes, a beautiful, mountainous spectacle, especially in fall, as you move southeast towards the capital. As you roll into Washington D.C., the panorama of iconic monuments, expansive parks, and world-class museums welcomes you, marking an extraordinary end to your road trip.
Known for its historic architecture, Cincinnati is a vibrant city on the Ohio River. It offers attractions such as the Cincinnati Zoo and the Cincinnati Museum Center. The Over-the-Rhine district is noted for its 19th-century architecture and dynamic food and music scenes.
Columbus is the capital of Ohio and a city of science, art, and culture. Visit the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, or explore COSI for interactive science exhibits. The Short North Arts District is brimming with galleries, boutiques, and eateries.
Pittsburgh, located at the confluence of three rivers, has transformed from a steel town into a vibrant city of arts and culture. Visit the Andy Warhol Museum or enjoy a funicular ride up Mount Washington for panoramic city views.
Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States, packed with iconic landmarks such as the Lincoln Memorial, U.S. Capitol, and the Washington Monument. Don’t miss the world-renowned Smithsonian museums and the historic neighborhoods like Georgetown.
