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Your Every Day Here Louisville Bucket List ❏ Pick up your mini bat after a factory tour of Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory ❏ Enjoy our official cocktail, the Old Fashioned, on the Urban Bourbon Trail, being poured locally since the 1880s ❏ Sample the classic Hot Brown, an open-faced sandwich rst sered at ouisilles rown otel ❏ Cruise back in time on the Belle of Louisville, the oldest operating steamboat in the United States ❏ Go for a distillery tour and tasting at one of ouisilles rban ourbon istilleries ❏ Snap a picture of yourself GET A DIFFERENT TASTE boxing with “The Greatest” at GET A DIFFERENT TASTE the Muhammad Ali Center ❏ Zip-line underground at the YOUR EVERY DAY HERE LouisvilleDISCOVER Mega Cavern WHY EVERYTHINGWILL BE ANYTHING BUT EVERY DAY ❏ Spend a day at Churchill DownsTHAT race track MAKES where the US DIFFERENT IS DIFFERENT. most exciting two minutes in sports taes place. ont orget to tour the Kentucky Derby Museum while oure there ❏ Walk across the Big Four Bridge to get the best view of the city ❏ Tour the exhibits or attend an event at the brand new Speed Art Museum To build your own custom Louisville experience and see 24-, 48-, and 72-hour itinerary options visit GoToLouisville.com/MyExperience. Call 888-568-4784 to receive a Louisville Visitors Guide or book Sou4th Southern Sou4th Southern Whiskey Row Indiana discounted hotel reservations. Whiskey Row Indiana Museum Row Museum Row 71 louisville’s 71 64 65 Churchill Downs. The Louisville Slugger Museum. The Muhammad“one Ali Center. of the 5 Perfect neighborhoods 64 65 NuLu Get away to a place where the uncommon is very common. NuLu Portland Butchertown 265 Weekend Getaways in the U.S.” Portland Butchertown 265 The Avenue A place where being Southern means something different.– Conde Nast Traveler The Avenue West 264 64 West 264 64 Louisville Visitors Center Louisville Louisville 301 S 4th Street Middletown Louisville, Ky 40202 Visit Middletown The (502) 379-6109 GoToLouisville.com The South End 264 Highlands South End 264 Highlands Old # Old Louisville Germantown LouisvilleLove Louisville Germantown @GoToLouisville With historic Churchill Downs, unique We do things our own way, with our own brand neighborhoods, the Urban Bourbon Trail, of Southern-ness, which has made us who 1.8 million 5 we are today and why Travel & Leisure pulse-pounding to an internationally renowned cuisine bats every year are coasters call Kentucky produced at the Louisville scene, there’s a lot to make your visit to named us “One of the Friendliest Cities Kingdom home. Slugger Museum & Louisville authentic. in America.” Factory, make sure you take a tour. 4 10 major parks designed by the creator o ew or its explore louisville and discover museums adorn Museum Row on Main within 4 easily Central Park, Frederick walkable blocks. Olmsted. There are also why everything that makes us more than 120 other parks across the city for biking, hiking, and exploring. different is different. 85 1875 -acre Waterfront 1 Park features trails, the ear o the rst of the “10 best new 350,000 playgrounds and entuc erb. Since food cities.” – Jetsetter square-feet of entertainment the Great Lawn—the then it has been run and dining at downtowns cits most distinctie eer ear on the rst Fourth Street Live! open space and Saturday in May at home to ouisilles hurchill owns. biggest music festival, Forecastle. 5 3rd pillars of art—theater, 1st largest National opera, symphony, 30+ is our position on the Preservation ballet and chorus— stops across the city on “Top World Festival & istrict istoric ld make Louisville the Urban Bourbon Trail. Events City” chart – Louisville, where a diverse city, International Festival & you can explore the full of shows and Events Association. largest collection of experiences. Victorian-era homes in the country..
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