Cincinnati is a city that caters to the needs of assisted living residents, with more than 30 hospitals in the area and a Sidewalk Safety Program, which works to keep neighborhood sidewalks safe and functional. In the center of Cincinnati is Fountain Square, a beautiful open space adorned with plants and flowers, and even a seasonal ice-skating rink. The breathtaking garden displays of the Krohn Conservatory give Cincinnati assisted living residents a rare opportunity to step into a tropical rainforest setting or an arid desert scene all in one location. For history buffs, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and the Harriet Beecher Stowe House bring African-American history to life. Cincinnati is famous for its chili, but assisted living residents can find any type of cuisine their hearts desire, in a casual or upscale atmosphere, throughout the city and surrounding neighborhoods. Newport on the Levee is a popular venue for not only fabulous dining but also festivals, special events, and the Newport Aquarium open year-round.