Located along the Ohio River and along the Indiana border, Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky. It’s the home of Churchill Downs, where the legendary Kentucky Derby horse race takes place each May. Baseball fans flock to the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, where the bats for Major League Baseball are produced, and the Muhammad Ali Center, a nonprofit museum and cultural center dedicated to boxer and Louisville native son Muhammad Ali.
Dig into new takes on classic Korean dishes at this Louisville, Kentucky, spot from James Beard Award nominee and “Top Chef” alum Edward Lee.
This deceptively simple creation has become a staple of Kentucky cuisine, and it was created at this hotel in Louisville where you can still order it today
Derby Day comes just ones a year, but a variety of tours take travelers behind the scenes of Louisville, Kentucky’s legendary horse-racing venue.
This creepy tree surrounded by rich lore is a stop on Louisville Historic Tours’ lineup of ghostly spots throughout the city.
This 100-acre underground attraction in Louisville, Kentucky, is home to the world’s only fully underground zip line and aerial ropes courses.