Louisville Vacations

Louisville, Kentucky is home to the ever-popular Kentucky Derby. More than just stellar dress clothes and horse races, Louisville is a popular vacation destination. Featuring the Belle of Louisville, the oldest steamboat still in operation today, guests can cruise up and down the stunning Ohio River. Boasting more than 120 public parks, many designed and created by the renowned architect Frederick Law Olmstead, the late landscape architect of New York’s famous Central Park, these open areas are pristinely manicured and offer guests endless hours of summer sun and entertainment. Home to the Muhammad Ali Center, a museum and education center, this prominent facility is designed to inspire, promote confidence, instill respect, avoid conviction, promote dedication, spiritual well being and encourage giving. Historians enjoy visiting the Thomas Edison House, Whitehall and the Farmington Carriage House. Downtown Louisville is home to Main Street, one of the largest concentrations of art galleries in the city. Featuring more than two-dozen renowned galleries, this area is also home to the Actors Theatre of Louisville, The Kentucky Center for the Arts, Kentucky Museum or Art and Craft, Louisville Science Center and the Frazier International History Museum. Music lovers have no fear, as Fourth Street Live! is here! This entertainment-filled complex is helping boost Louisville’s nightlife and music scene.