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SUMMARY:The Signature City Sightseeing Tour: 90-Minute Narrated Trolley Tour of Louisville | promo code!
DESCRIPTION:Discover the history\, architecture\, and spirit of Louisville aboard a historic trolley! \nBook your tour here!\nUse code “thingstolou10” to save 10%!\n\nClimb aboard the Old Fashioned Express and let a knowledgeable local guide bring Derby City to life with narration\, fascinating history\, and insider stories you won’t find in any guidebook. \nIn just 90 minutes\, you’ll roll through more than 30 of Louisville’s most iconic landmarks and neighborhoods\, from the grandeur of Churchill Downs to the stunning Victorian streetscapes of Old Louisville. \nThrough the trolley’s huge arched windows\, you’ll take in views of the sweeping Ohio River waterfront\, explore the vibrant arts and food culture of NuLu\, and pass through the heart of downtown with its museums\, bourbon heritage\, and historic architecture. \nHop on\, Louisville’s waiting! \n\nWhat’s included\nTransportation aboard a charming vintage trolley \nNarration from an expert local guide \nViews of 30+ iconic Louisville landmarks and neighborhoods \nBathroom & photo op stop mid-way through the tour \nWhat’s not included\nAdmission to attractions or museums along the route \nGratuity for your driver & tour guide \nHotel pickup and drop-off (unless you’re staying at the Galt House\, of course) \nFood & drinks \nHighlights\nYour 90-Minute Journey includes…. \nOhio River Waterfront: Take in the views of the sweeping Ohio River waterfront\, where steamboats once ruled the water (and still do!) and Louisville’s story as a great American city began. \nWhiskey Row & Museum Row: Travel along iconic Whiskey Row to historic West Main Street\, home to the Louisville Slugger Museum\, the Frazier History Museum\, the Muhammad Ali Center\, and some of the finest cast-iron architecture in America. \nOld Louisville: Roll through the streets of America’s largest Victorian neighborhood\, where hundreds of stunning 19th-century mansions tell the story of Louisville’s gilded age \nNuLu\, The Arts & Food District: Cruise through Louisville’s coolest new neighborhood\, a vibrant stretch of galleries\, award-winning restaurants\, and local boutiques. \nUniversity of Louisville Campus: Pass through the storied grounds of one of Kentucky’s premier universities and home of the Cardinals. Ride past the Speed Art Museum and see a rare original Rodin statue. \nChurchill Downs: Visit the most famous racetrack in the world\, home of the Kentucky Derby. \nThe Highlands & Cherokee Triangle: Roll through one of Louisville’s most beloved and beautiful historic neighborhoods and past Cherokee Park\, a masterpiece of landscape design by the legendary Frederick Law Olmsted\, the same visionary behind New York’s Central Park. \n\nBook your tour here!\n\nCheck-in details\nPlease arrive 15 minutes early to check in with your trolley driver. All guests must be onboard at the trolley departure time – we don’t want you to miss your ride! \n\nOverview\nDuration: 90 Minutes\nMeeting point: 144 North Fourth Street Louisville\, KY US 40202\nThe Trolley will be parked outside the entrance to One Riverfront Plaza\, adjacent to the **Galt House Hotel. ** \nParking: The trolley will be directly in front of a secure indoor parking garage\, and you are welcome to park there. The garage is paid and you can find rates here. \n\nBook your tour here!
URL:https://things-to-lou.com/events/the-signature-city-sightseeing-tour-90-minute-narrated-trolley-tour-of-louisville-promo-code-3/2026-10-18/
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CATEGORIES:Educational,Experiences,Family & Children,PROMO CODE
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SUMMARY:Frazier250: What was the Last Native American Village in Kentucky?
DESCRIPTION:What was the last Native American village in Kentucky? Where was it\, who lived there\, and how did they live? Join the Frazier’s Simon Meiners in a conversation with archaeologist Dr. A. Gwynn Henderson about the last Native American settlement in what is now Kentucky. \nAs the Frazier marks 250 years since 1776—the year America declared its independence—we shine a light on the Native American presence in Kentucky leading up to that time. \nThe late 18th century saw not only the arrival of Euroamerican settlers like Thomas Walker\, James Harrod\, and Daniel Boone in Kentucky—it also saw the abandonment of Kentucky’s last remaining Native American villages as distinct communities. \nDr. Henderson is the Education Director at the Kentucky Archaeological Survey. She has carried out field research in Kentucky\, the Ohio Valley\, Tennessee\, and Mexico\, and she is particularly interested in researching the lifeways of the ancient Native farming cultures of the middle Ohio Valley and the history of mid-18th century Indigenous groups in the same region. She will explore what the material evidence suggests about Lower Shawnee Town (Greenup County) and more. \nABOUT THE PROGRAM\nFrazier250: What was the Last Native American Village in Kentucky?\nSunday\, October 18\, 2026\n1–2 p.m.\nFrazier Kentucky History Museum \nAdmission: Free with cost of museum admission (free for members) (must RSVP)
URL:https://things-to-lou.com/events/frazier250-what-was-the-last-native-american-village-in-kentucky/
LOCATION:Frazier History Museum\, 829 West Main Street\, Louisville\, 40202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Educational,Museum
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