Magda C.
10/31/2020
Wonderful addition to the Eden Park, connecting it to the amazing, and definitely not appreciate enough, Cincinnati Art Museum. The Art Climb leads directly to the free museum and is an excellent...
Art Climb
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Eden Park Dr
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Art Climb, located at the corner of Gilbert Avenue and Eden Park Drive in Cincinnati, offers a unique art experience beyond just steps. Engaging with its historic surroundings, including Walnut Hills, Art Climb provides a new way for visitors to interact with art in a casual and recreational setting outside the museum walls.
Featuring three outdoor sculptures, including works from the Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum's collection, Art Climb spans multiple flights of steps and landings, guiding visitors with a lighting component towards the museum. At the top, a large pavilion offers a city view, enhancing the overall experience.
Collaborating with Emersion Design and Human Nature for architecture and landscape design, Art Climb was constructed by Turner Construction with a focus on preserving trees. As visitors ascend and descend the stairs, caution and handrails are advised to ensure safety.
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5.05 reviews
Audrey B.
10/13/2024
Such a pretty view both from the bottom of the steps and from the top! I really enjoyed getting some exercise with my dog by walking the steps. They were really neat and unique to look at which...
Nikki J.
10/1/2023
If you're visiting the art museum, take some time to use The Art Climb. It leads right to the museum, and ar the bottom goes to the park across the street. It looks really nice, especially at...
Marissa C.
11/27/2022
A fun addition to Eden Park and the Cincinnati Art Museum! The steps are visually appealing and have various levels featuring pieces of art, places to sit, and picnic tables. It sounds like the...
Roth M.
6/6/2020
The Cincinnati Art Museum now has a new way to access it. This new artistic stair climb is open and ready for your feet. Located at the corner of Eden Park Dr. and Gilbert Ave. I literally...
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