Some cities take great pride in their homegrown produce, others in their local sports teams. What makes Cincinnati proud? Their flying pigs. While the city doesn’t appear to actually breed pigs that can levitate, the idea of a flying pig is very symbolic to Cincinnati. It represents the Ohioan city’s pork-packing tradition and is the face of several Cincinnatian events and exhibits. Each year, Cincinnati holds the Flying Pig Marathon, the 3rd largest first time marathon in the world. And at Sawyer Point, the beautiful shopping and entertainment area by the Ohio River, you’ll find an ever-growing collection of flying pig artwork commissioned by the city of Cincinnati.. To fully appreciate these attractions, we recommend flying over to the Cincinnati Drury Inn and Suites. There you can enjoy our free HOT! QUIKSTART® breakfast which includes Belgian waffles, scrambled eggs, non-flying pork products (sausage) and many other delicious items. Use this delicious meal to wet your appetite before your required meal of Cincinnati Chili. While it is not yet a federal law to eat Cincinnati Chili when visiting the city, its exquisite taste might bring the issue to legislature soon. Only a couple of blocks from the Cincinnati Drury Inn and Suites, you can experience this Cincinnatian delicacy at the East Sharon Skyline Chili location.. Besides eating, there is plenty else to do it Cincinnati. Attend a Red’s game at the Great American Ballpark, but consider wearing a helmet, as it is one of the most home run friendly parks in the major leagues. To avoid stadium food prices, have some free popcorn and soda in our lobby every afternoon, or enjoy some snacks and drinks at our complimentary evening Beverage Reception. Whatever you choose to do in Cincinnati, be sure to stay at the Cincinnati North Drury Inn and Suites—where the extras aren’t extra!.
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