Louisville's Iconic Architecture
Louisville is well-known for its variety of architectural styles – from traditional to modern to somewhere in between. The Victorian mansions of Old Louisville and the cast-iron façades of downtown have received national attention for their historical significance and beauty. The city has nearly 500 locations listed on the National Register of Historic Places and includes 8 National Historic Landmarks and two National Cemeteries. Just as each neighborhood possesses a unique charm, so do the structures within them.
To learn more about Louisville's diverse array of neighborhoods, you can read more over on our neighborhood pages. Local Louisville artist Bri Bowers did all of this blog's illustrations. You can check out more of her amazing artwork on her website.
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The Louisville Bourbon Inn bed and breakfast is unlike any other Kentucky B&B. It's a stunning Victorian Mansion built in the 1880's with exquisite architectural detail that has been perfectly restored and…
Beautifully restored 1884 Victorian Bed & Breakfast in the Heart of the Old Louisville Historic District. Across the street from Central Park. Tours available.