Kentucky Derby Festival -
It's For You! Go to the web site that describes
Louisville's most famous annual events, a whirlwind of activity from mid
April until the first Saturday in May.
Frazier
Historical Arms Museum. Quickly becoming one of
Louisville's top attractions, this 3 story museum on W. Main Street
opened in 2004 and contains an impressive collection of historic arms
and armor in collaboration with the British
Royal Armouries collection
Locust
Grove Historic1790's home of General George Rogers Clark in
eastern Jefferson County
Kentucky
Center for the Arts and the W.
L. Lyons Brown (formerly McCauley) Theater. For the
performing arts including Broadway productions, The Louisville Orchestra
and Kentucky Opera, New Masters Series, Jazz Cabaret, Lonesome Pine
Specials, Midnite Ramble Series, Phillip Morris New Directions in Dance,
Travelogue Series, Special Events and more!
When the
steamboat "Idlewild" began plowing the waters of the
Allegheny near Pittsburgh in 1914, and later tramped the Ohio, Illinois,
Mississippi and Missouri River systems, no one had any idea she would
eventually become the Belle
of Louisville. Read her story, get info on her
cruises, and even listen to her
calliope.
Caesar's
Indiana Casino "The Glory of Rome." This
452 foot-long and 100 foot-wide vessel is the largest passenger carrying
riverboat on any river in the world.
Bernheim
Forest a beautiful 14,000 acre Arboretum and Research Forest
20 miles south of Louisville. Established in 1929 by distiller
Isaac Bernheim, an original resident of
1014 S. Third Street in
what is now Old Louisville.
Louisville
HotBytes The comprehensive listing of Louisville
restaurants with ratings and unbiased reviews. You'll find information
on the city's full dining scene by former Old Louisvillian and beloved
CJ&T food and wine critic, Robin Garr.
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LouisvilleDiner.comYour
Resource for restaurant menus and information on Louisville's best
restaurants
Louisville
International Airport Including flight
schedules and and information on navigating the airport
itself. The airport is only five car minutes from Old
Louisville!