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Newport

2 people want to go here. 51 people have been here.
87% of people who have been to Newport think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Newport are Newport Aquarium, Newport On The Levee, and The Southgate House.


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On the leeve by Trixies

Newport on the leeve is a very fun place to visit. The aquarium is very nice… hell everything there is! Nice place if you want to spend money

over 6 years ago

Untitled by Langel0724

gotta go to Newport on the levee. Its a great place to play, watch movies, eat and shop.

over 6 years ago

Untitled by xypotecka

walked through the purple people bridge from cincy to newport with some friends. it was great fun!

over 7 years ago

SHOP,MOVIE THEATRE, by sweetondubz

COMEDYCLUB, GAMESTOP, MOVIETHEATRE, SHOPPING ,EATERIES, LOTS OF FUN.

over 7 years ago

I go here a lot by fishydlover

I live in Cincinnati, but when I’m really bored, I go to Newport on the Levee. They have the Aquarium there, the mall(though the mall could use a lil work in some of the upper floors), they have a pizza place with GREAT pizza, A movie theater, an awesome bar place called the Southgate house where some concerts are held, a huge barns and nobels, ice cream shop, candy shop, a comedy club, and best of all, a gameworks!! (big arcade) So, LOTS to do here, which equal plenty of fun.

over 7 years ago

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Trixies
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xypotecka
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