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Lake Jericho: Calm waters, great fishing Looking for a relaxing spot to fish, camp or just enjoy a little lakefront tranquility? Your perfect place may be just off of Interstate 71 between Louisville and Cincinnati. Lake Jericho Recreational Camping Area in Henry County offers a 137-acre lake with quiet, calm waters, camping, shelters with restrooms, outdoor picnic areas with grills and more. Read More >>

Lincoln's Indiana home reveals youthful influences Learn more about the youthful influences that made Abraham Lincoln one of this country's greatest presidents through a visit to the recreated Indiana farmstead where the future 16th president lived from 1816 to 1830. While living at this farm in what's now Lincoln City, Ind., Lincoln lost his mother and sister. Read More >>

Kentucky Repertory Theatre: Great plays, not far away Kentucky Repertory Theatre in Horse Cave, Ky., formerly Horse Cave Theatre, was called “one of 10 great places to see the lights way off Broadway” by USA Today. While once the theater performed only during the summer, the award-winning Kentucky Rep now has performances from July through December. It’s located just 80 minutes from Louisville, 40 minutes from Elizabethtown, 60 minutes from Bardstown or Radcliff and 90 minutes from Nashville, Tenn. Read More >>

Horseshoe S. Indiana: Sin City meets the Derby City Located just 25 minutes from downtown Louisville, Horseshoe Casino Hotel Southern Indiana, the closest casino to Louisville, brings a little slice of Las Vegas to the area. Read More >>

Tyler Park offers bridge to recreation, relaxation A historic limestone-block bridge that bisects Louisville’s Tyler Park serves as an enchanting neighborhood landmark and as an apt symbol for the park. Just as the century-old structure brought people together during the city’s turn-of-the-century growth to the east, the park now brings urbanites of all types together for rest and recreation. Read More >>

Kentucky Center for the Arts: the heart of Louisville’s arts Whether you're looking for music, dance or drama, the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts, located in downtown Louisville, is the venue for the finest in the arts. Read More >>

Belle of Louisville: a real paddlewheel plies the Ohio Take a cruise on the Ohio River the way the way passengers have for nearly a century: on a steamboat with a real paddle wheel. From late May until late October, the Belle of Louisville cruises eastward on the Ohio River for daytime and evening cruises. Read More >>

Swope's Cars of Yesteryear Museum: Some rare beauties on display The collection at Swope’s Cars of Yesteryear Museum in Elizabethtown, Ky., draws visitors from across the country, not to mention from other nations. Car lovers will find the museum’s rare collection is definitely worth the trip. Read More >>

Waterfront Park: Where Louisvillians go to play From all over Louisville, residents come to Waterfront Park, a verdant oasis in downtown Louisville — whether to watch the firework extravaganza of Thunder Over Louisville, relax on a blanket on the Great Lawn, stroll through the park or enjoy the play areas. Read More >>

'WhoDunnit' theater makes sitting at home a crime Where to go in Louisville for a fun evening of food and entertainment is no mystery — but what happens between the courses is. WhoDunnit Murder Mystery Theater delights fans of mystery stories with four annual productions staged in a dinner-theater atmosphere. Read More >>