Wyoming Crossing Apartments is conveniently located in the beautiful Cincinnati, OH suburb of West Price Hill. Major employers in the area include Kroger and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Families can take solace knowing they are a 15-minute drive from five public schools and three colleges. You won’t find a more comfortable and convenient community that fits your unique lifestyle than Wyoming Crossing Apartments.
University of Cincinnati
The University of Cincinnati ranks as one of the top public research universities and is the oldest institution in Cincinnati. The University boasts four major campuses and is rated highly with several accredited publications. In 2021, U.S. News and World Report, UC was listed as the 143rd ranked U.S. national university and tied for 65th best public University. The University also has 14 colleges and schools spanning from the studies, including arts and sciences, music, engineering, law, medicine, and pharmacy. In addition, UC has 14 libraries that hold over four million volumes. UC is also a successful college sports organization, boasting four individual and six team championships.
Sports Teams
Located 10 minutes from Wyoming Crossing, sports fans are just around the corner from the two major sports teams that call Cincinnati home. The Cincinnati Reds play at the Great American Ball Park, a sprawling baseball stadium that fits over 40,000 sports fans. The Reds are five-time World Series champs and most recently made playoff appearances. Grab an old-fashioned hot dog and enjoy watching the Reds fight to make it back to the top—the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals play at Paul Brown Stadium. The Bengals are a perennial playoff team, and recently competed in the 2022 Super Bowl: The Bengals’ stellar history has continued, dramatically winning the AFC Championship in 2021.
Cincinnati History Museum
About nine minutes from Wyoming Crossing, the Cincinnati Art Museum opened at Union Terminal in 1990. Honoring Cincinnati’s rich history, the museum features displays and exhibits, including the recreation of Cincinnati’s Public Landing from the mid-1860s, covering Cincinnati’s role in World War II. The Cincinnati in Motion Gallery recreated a scale model representation of Downtown Cincinnati in the 1940s, featuring working streetcars. The Cincinnati History Museum is a go-to for tourists who want to learn about the city or residents who want to know more about their hometown.
