Uncover Louisville's Hidden Gems: A Smartphone Walking Adventure

Cincinnati

Explore Downtown Cincinnati with a smartphone-guided walking tour, uncovering the city's history and architecture. This family-friendly experience offers 24/7 support and an easy-to-use web interface, revealing fun facts and stories at every stop. Embark on a historical journey at your own pace, perfect for all skill levels.

Louisville

The ORIGINAL Old Louisville Walking Tour, as seen in The New York Times, takes visitors on a journey through one of Louisville's most historic and beautiful neighborhoods. This isn't just a walk; it's an immersive experience into the lives of bourbon barons, racetrack royalty, and tobacco titans who shaped this area in the 1800s. Visitors will stroll past impressive Victorian mansions and learn about the quirky residents who have earned Old Louisville national attention. The tour explores twice as much as other neighborhood walks, including Ormsby Avenue, Park Avenue cottages, Floral Terrace, the Witches' Tree site, and Millionaires Row. Key stops include the Old Louisville Historic District, the Conrad-Caldwell House Museum, the Bernheim Mansion, the Ferguson Mansion, and Central Park. The tour is led by knowledgeable guides, sometimes even by author David Dominé himself! It includes a certified guide. This walking tour typically lasts 90 minutes and gives you a look at the beautiful architecture. Gratuities are not included.

Louisville

Historic Charm Tour: Tastes & Tales in the Victorian Highlands unveils Louisville's history through food and stories in the Highlands. Explore Victorian mansions, savor Kentucky-inspired dishes at local spots like Irish pubs and farm-to-table restaurants. Includes bourbon tasting and historical insights near Cherokee Park. A delightful half-day small group walking experience.

Cincinnati

Cincinnati Streetcar Transit and Infrastructure Tour takes people on a ride through downtown Cincinnati using the streetcar. This isn't just a regular tour about the city's history and sights. It's a special look at how Cincinnati's transportation and buildings work, led by Fenley, a local expert who studies city planning at the University of Cincinnati. The tour shows off Cincinnati's best and worst infrastructure projects, along with future plans. Expect to see cool spots like Fountain Square and Findlay Market, and learn about the city's hidden stories. The tour includes a ride on public transportation, a streetcar map, a small group setting, and a tour guide who knows Cincinnati well. Some of the stops are the Cincinnati Streetcar Loop, the amazing Roebling Suspension Bridge and Paycor Stadium, Smale Riverfront Park, the Great American Ball Park, and even Cincinnati's Abandoned Subway. This tour gives you a close-up look at the city's past, present, and future.