B&B Travel Articles for Southwest area  

Cincinnati    The first major league professional baseball team was organized in 1866 in Cincinnati and now home to the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. The cosmopolitan city gives endless opportunities for history buffs and provides many interesting museums for the whole family. The Cincinnati Museum Centre consists of a history museum, a children's museum and the Museum of Natural History and Science.   ...read more

Dayton    Wright-Patterson AFB, the United States Air Force Museum in Dayton is the largest and oldest military aviation museum in the whole world and tourist attraction. Exhibits include everything from the Wright brothers at Kitty Hawk to the space shuttle.   ...read more

Lebanon    Ride for about an hour on Lebanon's exciting excursion train, Turtle Creek Valley Railway. There's no better way to view the beautiful scenic countryside than aboard an historic passenger car as you travel in comfort through old stage coach routes pass rural scenery where wildflower-touched meadows and pretty rippling creeks can be viewed right outside your window. While in Lebanon, you can enjoy the town’s other attractions or browse through the many boutiques and antique stores.   ...read more

Mason    For family fun try Mason, Ohio's largest water park, it features more than 40 waterslides and attractions within 35 acres. The beach boasts the Midwest's only water coaster, Aztec Adventure, a 500-foot long funnel that sends riders up, around and drops down a 30-foot dive into a pool guarded by Cobras. Palm trees, white sand, reggae bands, a wave pool and waterfalls set the scene to help make your visit special.   ...read more

Miamisburg    Archaeological investigations believe The Miamisburg Mound was possibly constructed by the ancient Adena Indians and is the largest burial mound in the state of Ohio and possibly the United States. Built high up on a bluff, this 100-foot high mound measures 877 feet in circumference. If you are feeling energetic you may climb the 116 steps from its base to the summit for a breathtaking panoramic view over the surrounding park and Miami Valley. The 38-acre park has picnic tables, a playground for the little ones and hiking and biking trails. There is nothing better than staying in a cosy and warm hospitality bed and breakfast in Ohio Southwest to kick-start your vacation off into a great one!   ...read more

Oxford    Visit the college township of Oxford, built in 1803 amidst beautiful landscapes of uninhabited woodlands of Butler County, a bustling town offering the visitor a vast range of sightseeing tours and you’ll find stylish bed and breakfast in Ohio Southwest is the an ideal place to stay.   ...read more

Waynesville    For serious antique hunters, a visit to Waynesville is a heaven treasure trove, boasting 5 antique malls and home to more than 100 dealers and antique galleries, the town also offer everything from museum-quality heirlooms to one-of-a-kind collectibles.   ...read more