Holy Cross - Immaculata Parish 30 Guido Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202

"Beautiful church and Parish located on the top of Mount Adams with a wonderful View but most of all you can get your spiritual fix in a wonderful building and location. Even if you're not Catholic you should try to take in the history and beauty of the church and obviously the views from the church. Maybe even try the steps"

"Gorgeous views. Great history. Beautiful place to get married."

"Love this church! Mary is watching over Cincinnati from atop Mt Adams. This is the church where people come and "pray the steps." Built in the 1850's. It's a frequent stop for us and always on my Cincinnati Tour"

"what an incredible beautiful church with one of the greatest views you could ever imagine around the city of Cincinnati overlooking the city you can see the big Mac Bridge the Ohio river the entire shoreline if you will of the city Kentucky including the city of Newport and Covington as well as downtown Cincinnati the great American insurance company which everybody calls the Tiera tower that paid for the name of the ballfield that the Cincinnati Reds play at which is called the great American ballpark which is super cool because that’s a really neat name versus some kind of garbage name like the T-Mobile Stadium or something like that and I can make fun of T-Mobile because I have their service and it’s horrible anyways back to the church this is an absolutely incredible place to go whenever we have friends that come into town we always bring them up here to overlook walk the steps take pictures and selfies and all the likes to enjoy the area there’s plenty of dining restaurants and things to do while you’re up here you can get snacks and drinks and whatever there’s also a neat little alleyway that heads down at around two other streets it is an awesome little place to be at up here on the top of Mount Adams was great rich beautiful history just a really incredible place to visit"

"very pretty church inside. Outside, great views of the Ohio River valley and Cincinnati's skyline. It's at the top of historical steps leading to the area below. Worth a visit!"