Discover The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum with Admission Options for Two or Four, offering up to 36% off
Explore over 10,000 artifacts showcasing law enforcement history and enjoy immersive experiences in this unique museum
Looking for a way to connect with local history? The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum offers an engaging experience with its extensive collection of artifacts and archives. Enjoy free admission for kids under 7 and free parking on-site, making it a convenient outing for families. Open on select days from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M., it's the perfect place to explore law enforcement's rich past without any hassle.
What we offer
This deal includes admission options for two or four people at The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum. Visitors can explore various exhibitions such as the Law Enforcement Situation Simulator, Gallery of Heroes, Oral History Project, and more. Each option provides a unique insight into law enforcement's role in society while offering convenient perks like free parking.- $16 for Admission for four to The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum ($32 value): Includes access to all exhibits and interactive displays.
- $9 for Admission for two to The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum ($16 value): Enjoy exploring historical collections and special exhibits.
Why you should grab the offer
Visiting this museum offers a one-of-a-kind chance to delve into law enforcement's fascinating history through its vast array of artifacts and interactive experiences. From trying out the Law Enforcement Situation Simulator that puts you in the shoes of an officer making critical decisions, to discovering heartfelt stories in the Oral History Project, there's something compelling at every corner. Families will appreciate the convenience with free admission for children under seven and free parking nearby. The exclusive Gallery of Heroes presents a poignant tribute that connects visitors deeply with local heroes' sacrifices. Special exhibits like Tribute to Detective Dic Gross add personal touches that enrich your understanding of community impact in policing history.Need to know info
About Greater Cincinnati Police Museum
The city of Cincinnati was incorporated in 1819; with its prime locale on the Ohio River trade route, business boomed thanks to steamboats and railroads. With the business stimulation of the Guilded Age came an influx of jobs, which waves of people happily migrated to take. And with population growth came the necessity of police. The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum, one of the only regional law enforcement museums in the world, has been inspiring an appreciation of the Cincinnati Police Department for 20 years.
From mounted police troops to modern units, this museum aims to inspire and educate visitors on the evolution of—and dedication displayed by—law enforcement. More than 10,000 archives and artifacts are preserved and interpreted by a volunteer staff, who also provide guided tours to visitors. The museum also acts as a memorial to service members who fell in the line of duty.