Louisville is north of Kentucky, bordering the state of Indiana in the eastern United States. It lands on the Ohio River, which symbolizes the border between Kentucky and Indiana. It is the largest city in the state, and there are a thousand reasons to discover this city that is culturally part of South America. The architecture, historical and contemporary, the music, the museums, but also the natural spaces (Jefferson Memorial forest) make the city a place of eclecticism alive.Louisville benefits from a humid subtropical climate. Winters can be cold and sometimes snowy, while summers are hot (or very hot) and humid. Tornadoes, storms or heat waves have already been observed. The city's economy is based mainly on bourbon, tobacco, tourism, and also on braille printing on various media. It is a deeply open city whose people have roots all over the world. The melting pot is interesting. The city is famous for its derby on the first Saturday in May. A countless number of sporting, outdoor, recreational and cultural activities will engage you to return for a vacation in Louisville." If you rent a car, you should know that Americans respect the highway code more than most Europeans. They also respect the smoking bans, because it can be very expensive... And even if you come in summer, take a little wool, air conditioning is everywhere..." Visit old Louisville, where many Victorian houses are concentrated. Not far, we advise you the museum Muhammad Ali, the boxer was a child of Louisville. Take a cruise on La Belle de Louisville, the oldest steamboat still operating in the country. Also, many itineraries like the Bourbon itinerary await you to help you discover Louisville. If you want goose bumps, take a guided tour of the Louisville Ghost Tour, where ghost stories will be told. Churchill Downs Racetrack is also a popular venue. To eat, more than 2500 restaurants await you... As for bars and discos, you can imagine, you will also be served. For a change, think also of the theatres!