Historical Significance Louisville is one of the oldest cities west of the Appalachian Mountains, founded in 1778.
Kentucky Derby Louisville hosts the annual Kentucky Derby, one of the most famous horse racing events internationally.
Bourbon Capital The city is known as the 'Bourbon Capital of the World' meaning a large range of bourbon distilleries can be found here.
Louisville Slugger The Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is located here, known for production of the world-famous baseball bats.
Muhammad Ali's Birthplace Louisville is the birthplace of the renowned boxing champion Muhammad Ali, and it's home to the Muhammad Ali Center.
Cuisine The city is famous for its own unique cuisine including the Hot-Brown Sandwich.
Parks and Recreation Louisville boasts of 120 parks and the 'City of Parks' initiative aims to create one of the largest parks in the United States.
Ohio River The city is located on the Ohio River, which provides lots of opportunities for water-related activities.
Architecture Louisville has a unique blend of old and new architecture, from Victorian to postmodern styles.
Population It's the largest city in Kentucky, with a population of around 600,000 people.
