



by American Legacy Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$108This two-hour tour in Cincinnati includes visits to several historic brewery sites and underground caverns linked to the city's beer industry. It begins with a 10-minute introduction about the history of a building, including details about its Carnegie Steel beams used in construction. The group then proceeds to the former Linck Brewery tunnels, built in 1850, which are not open to the public except on this tour. Next, the tour passes through Findlay Market, Ohio's oldest market, where the guide discusses its founder James Findlay and the market's unique construction during a 10-minute stop. The tour continues with a brief 5-minute stop outside the Rhinegeist Brewery, where the history of the building and its 19th-century role in Cincinnati’s beer industry are explained; the tour does not enter this brewery. Afterwards, the group walks to the closed Jackson Brewery, spending 30 minutes accessing and exploring the underground tunnels beneath the building while learning about its architecture and history. The tour concludes with a 30-minute beer tasting at Northern Row Taproom for guests aged 21 and over; guests under 21 receive a soft drink instead. The tour operates rain or shine.
Building with Carnegie Steel beams
The tour begins with a discussion about the building's history, focusing on the use of Carnegie Steel beams in its construction.
10 min
Linck Brewery Tunnels
Participants walk to the former Linck Brewery tunnels, built in 1850, which are normally closed to the public and accessible only on this tour.
Findlay Market
The group briefly walks through Findlay Market, Ohio's oldest market, while learning about its founder James Findlay and the market's unique construction.
10 min
Rhinegeist Brewery
The tour proceeds to the Rhinegeist Brewery building where the guide explains its historical role in Cincinnati's 1800s beer industry; the tour does not enter the brewery.
5 min
Jackson Brewery Tunnels
The group walks to the closed Jackson Brewery to access tunnels beneath the building and hear about its notable architecture and history.
30 min
Northern Row Taproom Beer Tasting
The tour ends with a 30-minute beer tasting at Northern Row Taproom for guests aged 21 and older; guests under 21 receive a soft drink.
30 min
Meet your guide inside.
End point
Meet your guide inside.




by American Legacy Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$108This two-hour tour in Cincinnati includes visits to several historic brewery sites and underground caverns linked to the city's beer industry. It begins with a 10-minute introduction about the history of a building, including details about its Carnegie Steel beams used in construction. The group then proceeds to the former Linck Brewery tunnels, built in 1850, which are not open to the public except on this tour. Next, the tour passes through Findlay Market, Ohio's oldest market, where the guide discusses its founder James Findlay and the market's unique construction during a 10-minute stop. The tour continues with a brief 5-minute stop outside the Rhinegeist Brewery, where the history of the building and its 19th-century role in Cincinnati’s beer industry are explained; the tour does not enter this brewery. Afterwards, the group walks to the closed Jackson Brewery, spending 30 minutes accessing and exploring the underground tunnels beneath the building while learning about its architecture and history. The tour concludes with a 30-minute beer tasting at Northern Row Taproom for guests aged 21 and over; guests under 21 receive a soft drink instead. The tour operates rain or shine.
Building with Carnegie Steel beams
The tour begins with a discussion about the building's history, focusing on the use of Carnegie Steel beams in its construction.
10 min
Linck Brewery Tunnels
Participants walk to the former Linck Brewery tunnels, built in 1850, which are normally closed to the public and accessible only on this tour.
Findlay Market
The group briefly walks through Findlay Market, Ohio's oldest market, while learning about its founder James Findlay and the market's unique construction.
10 min
Rhinegeist Brewery
The tour proceeds to the Rhinegeist Brewery building where the guide explains its historical role in Cincinnati's 1800s beer industry; the tour does not enter the brewery.
5 min
Jackson Brewery Tunnels
The group walks to the closed Jackson Brewery to access tunnels beneath the building and hear about its notable architecture and history.
30 min
Northern Row Taproom Beer Tasting
The tour ends with a 30-minute beer tasting at Northern Row Taproom for guests aged 21 and older; guests under 21 receive a soft drink.
30 min
Meet your guide inside.
End point
Meet your guide inside.