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I fed squirrels here, right out of my hand. Amazing view and the Parthenon, too.

I live at Vanderbilt, and I finally walked over to Centennial Park. Of course, it was closed on Sundays (during every month but July and August). Still very beautiful from the outside.

I came here with the Vanderbilt University Concert Choir one night. We played Sardines in the hotel, which was amazing. This place is beautiful. I don’t know what it’s like to stay here (I’m sure it could get old), but it’s at least worth a look inside.

It’s an eclectic street of unique shops. Very sensitive to Louisville’s culture.

Obviously famous for the Kentucky Derby; however, The Oaks tends to be the local party. Racing also occurs most months of the year here.

Plenty of farms here. My friend’s grandfather’s farm is tucked away in the heart of Kentucky.

A very neat place to go. I went a few times on field trips (out of Louisville), and every time it was a blast. Great place for kids to go.

Home of Family Land TV. Also known as the Apostolate for Familt Consecration, it was founded by Jerry and the late Gwen Coniker.

A friend lives here. Great view of the Louisville skyline.

An amazing place. I attended their six-day Summer Session a few years back and had a blast.