Angelique is one of the most engaging and knowledgeable tour guides I've ever experienced. Great…read moretour!

An informative and interesting tour. Our guide was fun and had lots of great background on the…read morehomes and local history. Would highly recommended this tour!

Our guide Angelique could not have been more knowledgeable. The two hours flew by. Such a pleasant…read moreafternoon among such wonderful homes and neighborhood. Recommend to all!

This was a wonderful walking tour - I highly recommend it if you are interested in architecture,…read moreVictorian times, or history in general. Our tour was given by a knowledgeable guide named Erika who treated us like old friends and was so sweet to all of us, but especially to our energetic 6 yr old. While the area is gorgeous and can be enjoyed just walking around on your own, the tour gives special context and meaning to this beautiful environment, which makes it that much more special. You can round out the visit with a coffee at Old Louisville Coffee Co-op and a tour of the Conrad- Caldwell Mansion.

A must visit in Louisville KY!! The tour comes with general admission. Steve our guide was friendly…read moreand knowledgeable. I learned a lot from him. The tracks, the history, the building itself and the stories about jockeys and horses are all fascinating. The day we went unfortunately the weather was not good. Couldn't get a clear view of the track and landmarks. But it was very exciting to see the actual track. Parking is free. The gift shop is good. Lots merchandise for visitors to browse through. 2 horses in the barn when we visited. The museum itself is wonderful. Many historical information and artifacts. The Secretariat section is on the second floor. The fastest horse. And I learned that he had a bigger heart than any other horses. Might be a factor that he was fast! Absolutely a highlight of our trip in KY. It makes me actually want to come for the Kentucky Derby in May.

We couldn't make it to Kentucky Derby, but the museum visit was as close we could get to this…read morehistorical event. The museum has such amazing collection of the history of the event, the trophies, the horses, the jockeys, there was so much to see. There was a magnificent theater that gives the visitor a glimpse of the derby day activities. There a horse riding arcade for kids. A section is dedicated to legendary horse, the Secretary. The general admission comes with a free tour of the Churchill Downs and the race track. We got to be in the grand stand and learn much incredible facts about derby from our tour guide. One of the coolest things to learn was from what position horses won the races the most to least. The gift shop a lot of amazing merchandises, apparels, souvenirs and gift items. The parking was free. We spent about 2.5 hours at the museum. There was a horse barn as well in the back of the main building. It's the top destination for anyone visiting Louisville.

Our tour guide was fantastic! He was knowledgeable, fun, and ensured we had time to look around…read morebefore moving on in the tour. As a privately owned cave, you can really get up close to cave features while still being respectful of the fragile ecosystem.

Really great tour--informative and enjoyable! Definitely worth a visit. I came during the…read moreoff-season, so it was a bit slower, but still an awesome experience.

A brisk Fall evening last night as Dr. Coleman led us through some of Lexington's downtown "Haunts…read moreand History". Interesting and informative. Dr. Coleman is an amiable fellow and the preeminent guide through our city's past. DO take the journey with him.

Dr. Coleman led an amazing tour: funny, fascinating, and deeply informative. He's the perfect…read moreguide. Not only does he really know his stuff, he takes his client's questions seriously. This is a great experience for the curious traveler.

Harrison our tour guide was the best. So happy we made the decision to take the underground tour…read more Who would have known the underground tunnels were used as a large refrigerator for fermenting beer. So much history and the building are absolutely beautiful.

Miranda was AMAZING!!! Very charismatic and kept our tour group entertained the whole time. She was…read morealso very informative and very considerate, especially when we moved to areas that are a bit difficult to move in. She did a great job explaining the best way to move. Overall very fun!!

Phenomenal experience!! How am I the first person to rate…read morethis?? Six of us took the bourbon and chocolate tour. Our guide, Drew, is extremely knowledgeable in the town and the history of bourbon making. Our three stops were amazing and each was different in bourbon and chocolate. The tour was short but jam-packed full of information (and yummy goodness).

From the owner: The Whiskey Row Walking Tour is Louisville's only guided bourbon and history walking tour on…read morehistoric Main Street — led by Drew, a lifelong Louisvillian with 15 years of professional guiding experience and 22 years working in the City of Louisville's Economic Development Department. That combination of on-the-ground local knowledge and deep civic history is something you simply won't find anywhere else. On this two-hour tour, you'll visit three distilleries along Whiskey Row, with tastings included at every stop. Depending on the day, your stops may include Bardstown Bourbon Company, Buzzard's Roost, Evan Williams Bourbon Experience, and Barrels & Billets — all within walking distance of each other in the heart of downtown Louisville. But this isn't just a tasting tour. As you walk the same cast iron storefronts that date back to the 1800s, Drew connects the bourbon in your glass to the history beneath your feet — from Prohibition and river commerce to the distillers who made Kentucky famous worldwide. Tours depart from the Kentucky Bourbon Trail® Welcome Center inside the Frazier History Museum at 829 W. Main Street. $129/person, tastings included. Available Thursday through Sunday, March through October. Walk. Sip. Learn.

Mathilda did a great job with all her ghosts stories. The tour was great! We very much enjoyed…read moreourselves.

This tour was awesome! The history and ghost stories were…read moregreat - not very spooky but that's to be expected on a Saturday night in OTR with so many people out & about. Definitely excited to check out some of the bars & restaurants he showed us on the tour. The guide was so entertaining & knowledgeable. He did a wonderful job at talking respectfully and keeping the humor to a minimum when sharing sad stories, while simultaneously keeping the whole tour fun & light-hearted. Whether you're a local looking for something to do or a tourist who was to know more about Cincinnati - this tour is 10/10!

I've traveled a lot for work and I like to take a day or two to get to know the areas that I visit,…read moreso I've been on many tours all over the country. Without hesitation, Mary was the most knowledgeable, engaging, and entertaining tour guide I've ever had. I booked The Meet Cincinnati Tour and The Cool Downtown Buildings Tour back to back and for nearly 4 hours Mary spoke, with very few pauses, all about the history and importance of nearly every building and landmark we passed. I sometimes have a hard time remembering facts such as dates and peoples names, so I personally found her level of detail in that area to be astonishing. From the founding men and women of Cincinnati, to the reason it's called Cincinnati, Mary had stories and explanations that really made me proud to now live in a city with such a rich history. I'm really looking forward to taking her Tale of Two Cities Tour next. Thanks Mary!

From the owner: Cincinnati's Best Walking tours offers fun and informative explorations of downtown Cincinnati's…read morepast and present. Focusing on the old heart of the city, we share the sites and the stories that make Cincinnati special. Our tours are never scripted, and the goal is always to show you The Best of the Queen City!

A great little park and a good place to launch a kayak from without paying a launch fee…read more I haven't done any hiking or anything else here except for start an afternoon of kayaking. My friend made the suggestion when we were looking for spot to launch that wouldn't cost $15/boat. The convenience of this cost savings makes up for the downsides. The two downsides are the small, tight parking lot and the long trail from the parking lot to the place where you can put your kayak in to the water. That second problem could be mitigated by the use of a hand wagon...we just need to get one. Ha ha! I am eager to explore more of the park on foot, but I can certainly guarantee I will be back here for more kayaking adventures.

Really cool park that is hidden in a neighborhood of Prospect!…read more I came with a few friends and we hiked the trails. It's not a difficult hike, but there are some hills, rocks, creeks. There are benches to rest on and swings too. I got a bit out of breath sometimes because it was a bit more strenuous than I anticipated. We saw lots of people walking their dogs, kayaking/canoeing. There used to be a waterfall you could check out, but it's not closed off since it's private property. You can park down in here in the small lot.