Primera clasificación Atractivos en Louisville

Sitting at the crossroads of Midwestern conventionality and Southern hospitality on the Ohio River, Louisville is Kentucky's largest city. This interesting confluence of American cultures has nicely shaped up Louisville's overall essence, dominated by an atmospheric vibe and a vast kingdom of cool. Home to Kentucky Derby, one of the largest equestrian festivals of the nation, Louisville packs in a range of attractions and experiences within its historic sprawl – vast recollections of Victorian architecture in Old Louisville, a keen eye for the arts represented in numerous galleries that dot Market Street, local fairs, races and parades, and a discerning taste for cocktails and bourbons. Despite its proximity to conservative cities along the Midwestern and Southern belt, Louisville proudly embraces LGBT communities, with a wealth of recreational venues sprinkled around The Highlands, East End and Downtown neighborhoods.

Size does matter and especially so at the Kentucky International Convention Center, that spreads across 300,000 square feet. The type of events held here vary from trade fairs to meetings and others. Besides a ball room that provides for an expanse of unending space there 52 meeting rooms covering the whole area and a conference theater besides other facilities . For your caffeine cravings there is a Star bucks on the premises and a lunch joint. Catering facilities are also available at the convention center. Call ahead for more details.