Louisville Ghost Tours – Attractions and Stops
- One of the most well known tours in Louisville, the Louisville Historic Tours Ghost Tour has had over 50,000 visitors in our 15 years of operation. The New York Times described this tour as the first thing to do during 36 hours in Louisville. Tours run from March 15th to November 15th at 7:30PM. All tours run seven days a week. Find Out More About The Louisville Ghost Tours here!
- 90 Minutes – Old Louisville neighborhood while stopping to talk about the ghosts that inhabit the various mansions and houses
- 5 Minutes – The Filson Historical Society
- 5 Minutes – Conrad-Caldwell House (Conrad’s Castle)
- 5 Minutes – Central Park
- 5 Minutes – The Witches’ Tree
Old Louisville Walking Tours – Attractions and Stops
- If you like old homes and fabulous architecture, this is a tour you won’t want to miss. A locale guide will share stories and architectural history while you walk throughout the Old Louisville neighborhood and view its historic structures. You will learn about the bourbon barons, racetrack royalty, and tobacco titans who built Old Louisville and lived during a bygone era. This Louisville tour is one you don’t want to miss. The first daily Louisville tour time is 11:00AM to 1:30PM. The second tour runs from 2:00PM to 3:30PM. All tours run seven days a week from March 15th to November 15th. Find Out More About the Louisville Architecture and History Tours here.
- 90 Minutes – Old Louisville neighborhood while stopping to look at styles and architecture of the various mansions and houses
- 5 Minutes – The Witches’ Tree (So popular that we’ve included it on the Architecture tour)
- 5 Minutes – Conrad-Caldwell House (Conrad’s Castle)
- 5 Minutes – The Filson Historical Society
- 5 Minutes – Central Park
Louisville Tours and information about tours in Louisville
Old Louisville Walking Courts And Preservation
This house is positioned one of the many walking courts in Old Louisville. Every Louisville tour group is taken through these historic walking courts that date back to the Victorian era. Houses would line both sides of the streets to face each and a green space would separate the houses. People could have their “evening constitutional” in order to see and bee seen.
The walking courts of Old Louisville are seen on both Louisville tours.
Old Louisville History and Architecture
This house is positioned one of the many walking courts in Old Louisville. Every Louisville tour group is taken through these historic walking courts that date back to the Victorian era. Houses would line both sides of the streets to face each and a green space would separate the houses. People could have their “evening constitutional” in order to see and bee seen.
The walking courts of Old Louisville are seen on both Louisville tours.
