Local Attractions
Heritage District
The Montgomery Heritage District consists of over 120 unique shops, services and dining establishments surrounded by historic landmarks and cobblestone walkways.
Historic Landmarks
To date there are 33 buildings in Montgomery that have been designated as Montgomery Landmarks. Of those, 8 of them are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Parks
The Montgomery parks and recreation system consists of six parks, one nature preserve, and a municipal swimming pool that provide recreation activities for the whole family.
A variety of recreational classes and programs are also available to residents of the community throughout the year.
Music
Led by Maestro Michael Chertock, the Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony Orchestra (BAMSO) is a professional orchestra founded in 1987.
Major Regional Attractions
Adventure
For the adventurous resident, there is Paramount’s Kings Island
Amusement Park
and The Beach Water Park.
Sports
For the sports-oriented family, Cincinnati is host to two professional teams including the NFL Cincinnati Bengalsand the NL Cincinnati Reds.
Education
If education is what one seeks, Cincinnati has a wonderful
Natural History Museum, Children’s Museum, Art Museum, Contemporary
Art Museum, and Fire Museum.
The City of Cincinnati is the home to two nationally recognized universities, the
University of Cincinnati and Xavier University.
Culture
The cultural benefits of living near downtown are excellent. Cincinnati has its own world renowned ballet and symphony orchestra or try the
Playhouse in the Park, the Ensemble Theatre or the Aronoff Center for world class drama and musical entertainment.
Parks & Recreation
The Hamilton County Park District is well known for its golf courses,
fishing lakes, playgrounds and picnic areas. However, more than
80% of parkland is preserved for natural habitat, such as prairie and
wetlands, and wildlife. Providing a variety of habitat is the most
successful way to encourage wildlife to thrive.
The Cincinnati area parks and recreation facilities are
spectacular. Currently under development is the International Friendship Park at Sawyer Point by the Ohio River. This
park will soon join such exciting recreational resources as Bicentennial Commons, Eden Park and Ault Park in the
Cincinnati Park system. Additionally, residents have easy access to the Hueston Woods State Park located in Oxford,
Ohio an approximate one hour drive from Montgomery.
Shopping
The Cincinnati area offers a variety of shopping to please the most discriminating
shopper. Harpers Point, Rookwood Commons, Kenwood Towne Centre, Tri-County Mall and Cincinnati Mills provide a wide range of specialty and
departmet stores on a regional basis. Additionally, a variety of outlet stores await the serious shopper in
Washington Court House and Jeffersonville, Ohio - approximately 40 minutes to the north of Montgomery on I-71.