Travel and Leisure has named Cincinnati one of its top 50 places to visit in 2017.

According to T&L the… “Queen City’s transformation is most evident in its Over-the-Rhine district, first settled by German immigrants in the 19th century. Once a dodgy neighborhood, it has renovated buildings and warehouses that are now apartments and offices for tech companies. On Vine Street, young brands like interiors shop Elm & Iron sit alongside Cincinnati institutions like Holtman’s Donuts.”  

Making the list along with far flung locations like Jura, France and Guayaquil, Ecuador is quite an honor.

Travelers are not the only ones finding Cincinnati attractive T&L sites that filmmakers are also increasingly drawn to Cincinnati, thanks to its Art Deco buildings and its tax incentives. Off-camera, Nicole Kidman, Colin Farrell, and Ellen Page have all been spotted dining in hot spots like Boca and Sotto. 

To see the full list of best places to travel in 2017, click here.