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The largest city in Kentucky, featuring a historic district with Victorian architecture.

Overview of Louisville

The largest city in Kentucky, with a historic district showcasing Victorian architecture.

Key Facts

  • Type of place: city.
  • Tourist interest: (worth a stop if you are in the area).
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  • Local time: Heure : Louisville.
  • Population: 616,261 inhabitants (2016).
  • Area: 1,032 km².
  • Altitude: 142 m.

History of Louisville

What to See and Do in Louisville

Climate and Weather in Louisville

Transportation

Getting There

Getting Around

Where to Stay

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Nearby

Also worth seeing within a 100 km radius of the city:

Abraham Lincoln Birthplace, Kentucky, États-Unis
Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park
A memorial honoring one of the most famous U.S. presidents.
Bluegrass Country, Kentucky, États-Unis
Bluegrass Country
A region known, beyond its music, for its bucolic landscapes and horse-breeding farms.
Cincinnati, Ohio, États-Unis
Cincinnati
On the border with Kentucky, Ohio’s third-largest city has architecture partly dating from the 19th century, though it isn’t truly a tourist destination.
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
The farm (and its memorial) where Lincoln spent his youth.
Parc d'état du Brown County, Indiana, États-Unis
Brown County State Park
The most visited park in Indiana is appreciated for its panoramic views and hiking opportunities.
Clifty Falls State Park
A small park with waterfalls located south of Indiana.
Parc national de Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, États-Unis
Mammoth Cave National Park
The world's largest cave system, with 600 kilometers of explored passageways. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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