Louisville, Kentucky, United States

  • Louisville skyline with river barge

Renowned for its southern charm and rich history, Louisville is set along the Ohio River and is the largest city in the state of Kentucky. Perhaps best known as host city for the Kentucky Derby, one of the world’s most prestigious horse races, the city attracts more than 150,000 visitors to the event annually as well as a television audience of millions across the globe. Beyond the racetrack, Louisville’s sports heritage includes boxing. The city was the birthplace of legendary boxer Muhammad Ali and visitors can explore his legacy at the Muhammad Ali Center.

Shore Excursions

Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.

Historic urban street with clock and buildings

Panoramic Louisville

Discover Louisville’s rich industrial and cultural heritage as you explore its streets by foot and motor coach.

Included
Churchill Downs statue with jockey and horse

Churchill Downs & the Kentucky Derby Museum

Visit the Churchill Downs to step behind the scenes of the Kentucky Derby, one of America’s biggest horse races.

Giant baseball bat outside brick building

Louisville Slugger Factory

Discover the craftsmanship and history of the Louisville Slugger, one of baseball's most iconic bats.

Industrial fabric printing process in workshop

Louisville Slugger Factory & Bat Vault

Learn how Louisville Sluggers are made before visiting the Bat Vault to handle Sluggers once swung by legends.

Horses Grazing Peacefully in Green Pasture

Kentucky Thoroughbreds & Bourbon Traditions

Experience two of Kentucky’s most iconic traditions at a thoroughbred farm and a local distillery.

Immersive beverage exhibit in modern visitor center

Whiskey Row on Foot

Discover the rich heritage of Kentucky bourbon during a walk along Louisville’s legendary Whiskey Row.

Shore excursions vary by itinerary and are subject to change.