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Omg Columbus Ohio ahead of Cincinnati you have got to be kidding me, cincinnati claims one of the best views of a skyline beautiful scenery surrounding the skyline and is known for its mix and old and the best skyline in Ohio and you say columbus is ahead of cincy please folks get some common sense here.
The reason Cincinnati's skyline is so attractive is because you can't see it until you get close to it because of the terrain. There are several compact skylines that would look good in that type of setting. If Cincinnati's skyline was on flat terrain like Columbus' skyline, it would look small and short. After all, Cincinnati only has 2 buildings over 500 ft.
Can't believe I forgot about Rochester! Granted, most of the skyline is Mayo Clinic, but it definitely beats Grand Rapids, Dayton, and Toledo on my list.
The reason Cincinnati's skyline is so attractive is because you can't see it until you get close to it because of the terrain. There are several compact skylines that would look good in that type of setting. If Cincinnati's skyline was on flat terrain like Columbus' skyline, it would look small and short. After all, Cincinnati only has 2 buildings over 500 ft.
I guess I never had thought of it like that, but it's true. Still, terrain has to count for something and the hills plus the river puts the skyline ahead of most Midwestern cities, in my opinion. Additionally, it's skyline looks much more dense than Columbus'.
The reason Cincinnati's skyline is so attractive is because you can't see it until you get close to it because of the terrain. There are several compact skylines that would look good in that type of setting. If Cincinnati's skyline was on flat terrain like Columbus' skyline, it would look small and short. After all, Cincinnati only has 2 buildings over 500 ft.
True, but where the queen city square building stands now they were actualy trying to put building simlar to the twin towers and about the same height, no joke but of course cincy takes the smaller rout as it always does.
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