One of the places that I was SO EXCITED about visiting during my media trip with Positively Cleveland was the house from the movie “A Christmas Story.” It was actually even on my adventure list.
Holiday Train Display at the Krohn Conservatory
The Holiday Train Display is still going on at the Krohn Conservatory.
Outside the Conservatory is a live nativity that has been an annual tradition since 1939.
There are several animals inside by the manger and also outside that younger audiences will especially enjoy.
Inside the Krohn Conservatory there is a wide range of plant life and beautiful Christmas decorations.
“A Cincinnati Scenic Railway celebrates the rich history of the beautiful Queen City and its 7 hills which embraces a rich history of architecture, parks, food, music, and culture.”
The Holiday Train Display has an interactive exhibit where guests can put their hands on the handprint and watch a ladybug train car move by.
The show features many iconic Cincinnati landmarks such as the Taft Museum, Union Terminal, the Eden Park Spring House and new this year, the Tyler Davidson Fountain as well as a riverboat with real smoking stacks! Natural components such as pine cones, nuts, bark, sticks and moss are used by the Applied Imagination team to construct all of the houses, train tracks and trestles.
Another new addition this year is The Schmalz Family Holiday Village. This collection features characters that were on display in the windows of Shillito’s and Pogues years ago. I challenged my kids to find several characters in the village scene. There is so much to see!
You still got time to add the Krohn Conservatory to your holiday list.
You can still see the Holiday Train Display from
November 16, 2013 – January 5, 2014
Admission to the Holiday Train Display
Adults – $7, Children – $4, Children 4 and under are FREE.
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You can find more information from the Krohn Conservatory website.
The Krohn Conservatory is located at 1501 Eden Park Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Disclosure: I was given complimentary tickets for review purposes. All opinions are my own.
Holiday Junction featuring the Duke Energy Holiday Trains
It’s that time of year again.
There are some Cincinnati traditions that families look forward to each year. The Holiday Trains are one of those special traditions that mean a lot to audiences of all ages. I have fond memories of seeing the trains downtown as a child and now visitors can see the trains at their permanent location at the Cincinnati Museum Center. You know that Christmas is just around the corner when the trains are on display.