Activities, Camps and After School Classes in Newport, KY

Our unique multimedia tour will not only tell you the rich history, but show you archived photos on 6 color monitors as it has evolved over the past 200 years. There's simply nothing that compares to this tour. Whether you are a local resident, or just visting this amazing city, you will leave with a full understanding of how the area evolved, and the wonderful landmarks that stood the test of time. Our tour is chalked full of fun facts and the most notable historic buildings and places on both sides of the Ohio River. We just can't wait to tell you their stories! We are Cincinnati's only mobile tour Bus company that can show you this much of the areas history from the comfort of you seat. If you're planning a visit to Cincy, you'll want to take this tour first. By the end of the tour, you will have compiled a long list of things to do next during your visit. Have a large group? call us to learn about Private tours for your outing.

Join us for the acclaimed two-hour Newport Gangster Tour—hailed as the 'Best Walking Tour' by Cincinnati Magazine and featured among the 'Top 10 Things to Do in Kentucky' by Southern Living Magazine. This immersive experience will take you through the infamous streets where notorious gangsters like Moe Dalitz, George Remus, and Dutch Schultz made their mark. See the historic buildings that were once home to casinos and brothels. Hear the captivating tales of fortune and downfall that shaped Newport’s past and laid the groundwork for the modern gaming industry. Witness firsthand how this small town’s dark history has become a cornerstone of its vibrant present. Step back in time and experience the allure and intrigue of Newport’s storied past on our 'Sin City' walking tour.

Step into the shadows of Newport’s past, where history and the paranormal collide. We’ll guide you through chilling stories of restless spirits, including the haunted USS Nightmare, the tragic tale of Elizabeth at the Southgate House, and the gruesome true crime of Pearl Bryan, whose headless ghost is said to still wander the courthouse grounds. Discover the chilling tales surrounding General Taylor Park, once home to the old military barracks, where ghostly soldiers still march. Hear stories of steamboat explosions, haunted taverns, and playful spirits who slide Christmas trees across rooms and knock over drinks at the bar. Cameras ready. Stay alert. You never know who—or what—you’ll encounter.