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Louisville Vacation Packages

This Northern Kentucky location is home to approximately 240,000 people.

You can find this destination approximately 50 miles from Frankfort, the state capital of Kentucky. It's also around 8 miles from Floyds Knobs.

Experiencing famous sights like the Muhammad Ali Center is one of the most special parts of traveling, so be sure not to miss it!

Rediscover the joys of childhood at the Gallrein Farms and the Expo Five. Want more? Vernon Club & Lanes and Danger Run are also highly recommended by parents.

If you have an interest in animals and wildlife, put the Louisville Zoo on your itinerary. Be sure to ask at the entrance about feeding times and where to find the zoo's more unusual specimens.

The region's wine yards know how to delight the senses. Meet the committed vintners, sample the latest vintage and enjoy a great day out at the Talon Winery and Wight - Meyer Vineyard & Winery. Ready for the next one? Brooks Hill Winery and the Forest Edge Winery are also very popular.

Yew Dell Botanical Gardens plays a vital role in conserving the region's horticultural specimens. Be sure to head over and admire their important work.

Bring along some lunch and relax for while in the tranquil surroundings of Jefferson Memorial Forest and Iroquois Park. Louisville Waterfront Park and Cherokee Park are two more pleasant spots to while away a lazy day with a good book.

Freshwater lakes offer lots of things for visitors of all ages. From skimming stones to wildlife watching, there's always some good times to be had. Taylorsville Lake State Park, Floyd's Fork and Brashears Creek are the most popular. See which one is the most appealing before heading over for a fun day outdoors!

Need to get away from the stresses of city life? Head out to Riverfront Plaza Belvedere and Falls of the Ohio Interpretive State Park. Louisville Mega Cavern and Beargrass Creek State Nature Preserve are also popular among nature-loving travelers.

Expand your knowledge with some time at one of the area's well-curated cultural institutions. The Louisville Slugger Museum and the Louisville Science Center offer a range of displays and collections that are bound to spark your curiosity. The Kentucky Derby Museum and the Speed Art Museum are also worth a visit.

Accounts of this area's nautical history are embodied in the collection of vessel fragments exhibited at the Howard Steamboat Museum.

Add to your appreciation of art and design, and maybe even get something for the lounge room at one of the area's various gallery and exhibition spaces. Start your tour of this creative paradise by stopping in at the Louisville Glassworks and the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft. Afterwards, if you still have some energy left, wind up your afternoon at Sanctuary Arts Center and the 21c Museum Hotel.

Journey back through time and uncover mysteries of the past at the Frazier International History Museum or the Portland Museum. The Bullitt County History Museum and the Colonel Sanders Museum are also highly esteemed options.

Take a step back in time with a visit to Belle of Louisville or the American Printing House for the Blind, just a couple of the preserved historic sites here. You might also like to get the camera out for some photos at Thomas Edison House and Conrad Caldwell House.

Every school has its own special character, and the University of Louisville is no exception. An influential part of the local landscape, it makes an interesting excursion for anyone who is fascinated by the places in which we learn and teach.

You'll soon discover why this area has a reputation as a great shopping destination. Update your wardrobe, do some grocery shopping or just enjoy the atmosphere at Jefferson Mall and Mall St. Matthews. You're also bound to be impressed with the massive range at Fourth Street Live! and Paddock Shops.

The Louisville Palace and the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts regularly attract guests that appreciate the arts. The Actors Theatre of Louisville and Headliners Music Hall are also great spots for local and touring artists.

After touring all of the major points of interest in Louisville, take the time to visit some of its lesser-known sights. Some good options to start off with are the Jim Beam American Outpost and Seneca Park. Also, think about checking out the SAR Genealogical Research Library: NSSAR Library and The Bard's Town if time allows.

Accommodation in Louisville

Louisville is considered a popular place to visit, with as many as 60 Louisville hotels available on Expedia.

Those who appreciate life's finer things are sure to enjoy the 21c Museum Hotel Louisville, at 700 W Main Street, and The Brown Hotel, at 335 W Broadway. Alternatively, The Sleep Inn Louisville Airport & Expo, at 3330 Preston Hwy, Gate #6, and the Candlewood Suites Louisville Airport, at 1367 Gardiner Ln, are some accommodations worth checking out if you're traveling on a budget.

One of the highlights of any trip to Louisville is Muhammad Ali Center. If you would prefer to stay within walking distance of the famed attraction, The Seelbach Hilton Louisville and the Marriott Louisville Downtown are both recommended options.