Suggestions for Historic and Protected Site near Louisville

Kenn S. • June 28, 2017Friends in from Texas looking for something different. We took the Mcalpine lock dinner cruise on the Spirit of Jefferson. Great buffet interesting and historical narrative. Going thru lock very cool

Paula M. • July 16, 2018Very cool whiskey tour. Good price and they make their own barrels which is pretty nice to see.

Lynne R. • June 7, 2019Displays, hats, pricey cafe, staff all top notch.

Emmett N. • March 29, 2018Very beautiful Cemetery just outside of downtown Louisville. Definitely visit if you have the chance.

Louisville pure tap • December 10, 2013The WaterWorks Museum opens March 2014. It's a great place to learn about the history of water in Louisville and a great rental for events. Learn more at LouisvilleWaterTower.com.

Dallas P. • April 4, 2014Did the underground ziplining - very cool! Dylan and Charlie were great guides and the trip was well worth the cost. I've seen less impressive zipping at double the cost!

Pam C. • November 9, 2010A little out of the way but the scenery is well worth it!

Karen K. • December 1, 2013Historical, educational and beautiful! This is a must-see for locals and visitors. Visit in the summer to truly enjoy the grounds.

Tammy M. • May 31, 2013The mid-century modern pavilion at Hogan's Fountain is a Louisville Landmark and affords visitors a great place to picnic rain or shine!

Brandon C. • June 11, 2012When u enter follow the white line to the yellow line. This will lead u straight to Col. Sanders grave.

Mike S. • August 3, 2014Check out Play! Fun times

Samuel W. • February 28, 2017Nice little park for sitting

Gerard F. • September 29, 2017Beautiful event space...

Stacy H. • July 13, 2011Stop for coffee at Heine Brothers, where there's free wireless and plenty of tables to do work or read for pleasure.

Emilie P. • May 10, 2011Beautiful historic home. Weddings and corporate events

Susie P. • September 8, 2013The walk to the top is worth it, But bring water. I was very impressed with the lack of spiders and spider webs in the buildings.

jbrotherlove • October 7, 2013In the cellar of The Seelbach, The Rathskeller is a beautiful Bavarian-style room, decorated with Rookwood Pottery. You have to see it to appreciate the craftsmanship ad rich history. Ask for a tour.