Besides the fact that this Louisville landmark has been in business for about 100 years and is on the National Register of Historic Places, The Brown Hotel is home to the restaurant that first served The Kentucky Hot Brown. A recipe that has been being recreated around the state ever since. But let’s get back to the hotel. The stunningly...

This 50 square-block section of the city, known as Old Louisville, is home to 1400 structures built between 1885-1905. It is a virtual open-air museum for lovers of architecture and old homes. As one of the largest National Register Historic Districts in the country, it is also one of the largest contiguous collections of Victorian mansions you’ll ever see. Take...

Although most horse racing in Kentucky involves thoroughbreds, The Red Mile specializes in harness racing, which is a horse pulling a two-wheeled cart, called a sulkie, around the track. The Red Mile is the second oldest track in the country, and it deserves a little bit of your homage as well. Also, available are more than 900 Instant Racing® terminals...