Louisville Kentucky Travel Guide 4K 

Hey, Id like to know whether gays can live in Kentucky. Is louisville a welcoming place for gays and how is your attitude about those people. Would you respect me, if I live as a gay in Louisville???

That's great city but it have really big zombie problem

Another awesome video man

Awesome video

No trust me the streets are empty most of the time now LOL.

Back at ya! We're only about 2 hours away (1 and a half if you drive fast).

We get such a bad rap. It's a really safe city versus it's population. Isolated events between those who know each other are visible on the news in a negative light. I wish more people would be interested in our great city. It's an awesome place with lots of attractions

@@kentucky_native3974 Yes It Is A Great City, That's Why I Always Give My Shoutout To Y'all Every Time I Look At A Video On Louisville, I've Had Nothing But Great Experiences Down There & I Continue To Do So. 💯

@@catladyfromky4142 Right On, Straight Down I-71 South. 💯 All Gas, No Brakes. Lol! 😂

@@kentucky_native3974 And You'll Be Surprised On How Many Of Us Cincinnatians Have Moved Down There, I'm Planning On Moving Down There Real Soon. I Love The Festivals, Concerts, Soul Food Resturants, Chicken Places & Everything. 💯

You guys have much more going on there than here at this point honestly.

@@AbiyahRU-vid I live in downtown near Spring St. Lots of good things going on here.

Moi je suis de France 🇫🇷. Je vis dans le sud près au bord de la mer Méditerranée. Grace à Google Earth et street wiew j’ai pu voir votre ville. Le climat est différent mais j’adore indian’s Hill et bellewood. Le kentucky est très joli. Le bonjour de Marseille. 🇫🇷

was ab to tell him how to say it so people dont give ya weird looks 🤣

@@Dkholm00 I had an older friend from central Indiana who used to pronounce it Lou-ee-vul

@@joeltackett5860 my uncle calls it Luh-Ville he’s from Burkesville 😂

It's awesome to go to the Louisville Slugger Museum. I don't go inside because the amazement to me is the childhood bat that Chuck Norris donated to them and is clearly seen outside leaning up against the building.

👍🏼

Thank you James for the information!

And the story is epic!

And Sanders family restaurant still uses the first pressure cooker for there chicken

Uncle kentucky started it.

Moi je suis de France 🇫🇷 je regardai Google Earth et street wiew… j’adore indian’s Hill et bellewood. J’habite dans le sud de la France au bord de la mer Méditerranée…aucun rapport niveau climat avec le kentucky. Mais en visitant avec Google Earth et street wiew j’ai vu votre ville… c’est très vert. Le bonjour à vous.

Downtown is not safe hundreds maybe even a thousand homeless people they walk around bumming and asking tourists for money they got her up in groups and post that corners drinking beer and figure out a way to get people for money they will even rob you they will try to store a conversation with you in the next thing you know then we'll be going into your pocket if you don't believe me is it regard yourself and find out

Thank you!!

Hey, Id like to know whether gays can live in Kentucky. Is louisville a welcoming place for gays and how is your attitude about those people. Would you respect me, if I live as a gay in Louisville???

How do you like living there?

How do like it there I’m planning on moving there next year

I am 4 hours away from Louisville and this just make some want to go there even more

Did the folks in Cincinnati, give you reasons not to visit L’ville?

They said weather and was a depressing place

@@IslandHopperTV Cincinnati said that, about us? OKAY 🤔🤔🤔🤐🤐

@@IslandHopperTV well I’m glad you enjoy your stay!! Thanks for all the kind words in the end with your final thoughts of the city!! I love Louisville! Miss living there. Living in Georgetown KY at the moment (which I also love) just like 10mins north of Lexington.. so still visit as much as I can

@@IslandHopperTV LOL They have the same weather.

You can never have too many shotguns 🤣

I agree. When I first bought my house here in Louisville, I was looking at shotguns. High ceilings, no hallways (wastes of space), and small yards. The only drawback to me is that the cellar area is not very usable to me. But who doesn't love the architecture and cute rooms?

Louisville Kentucky better or New Orleans Louisiana

I will have to get over there for sure at some point I ended up going more west

@@IslandHopperTV All good, you want to head to Mackinaw Island in the Summer. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ncub6_RWZVA.html this is about the Mackinaw Bridge Heres some on the Mackinaw Island ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Lsgj6ZnsfmU.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5X3DNJjMtfk.html

Don't forget that the Bourbon Trail is close by. We've got the hard liquor too.

Thank you Bonnie for that information!

That’s true

Hello, I've seen you commenting a lot on Louisville vids. I'm thinking you're an expert on the city, and am hoping you'd be able to help me with some information pertaining to specific areas there. I'm looking to move to an apt and am considering two areas/complexes at the moment: one is located near the interchange of 64 and 265. So that would be Middletown, I guess. And the other is located further north and west, on Westport Road just a tad southwest of the Standard Club. Any insights on these two areas? Which you prefer? Which most would prefer? Crime, traffic, aesthetics, desirability, etc.? Anything you could offer would be incredibly helpful. Thanks so much for your time.

@@philmckrevis34sorry just now seeing your comment! Those are both great areas of Louisville! Where you moving from?

Keep Louisville Weird 😌

I'm visiting in a few months for the first time to decide if we want to move there. What parts of the 98% rest of Louisville would you suggest I visit?

@@theatrechick4ever This could require a novel. Regarding sites to see and experience, Louisville has an extensive park system, many of them designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the designer of NYC's Central Park. Cherokee Park is especially nice. Also noteworthy is Berheim Forest just south of Louisville. If you like a wide variety of dining and clubs, try the Baxter Ave./Bardstown Rd. strip. It's been a hot social spot since I was a teenager. Take a cruise on the Belle of Louisville up and down the Ohio River, and then walk the Big Four Bridge pedestrian bridge across the river (bike rentals are also available). If you want shopping, you have it all in Louisville, especially in the East End, which is the wealthier part of the city. The Kentucky Derby is to Louisville what Mardi Gras is to Mobile, Alabama and New Orleans, Louisiana. It's a couple of weeks of festivals, events, the world's largest fireworks show, and it all culminates with the horse race on the first Saturday in May. Also, it's important to note that the metro area is called "Kentuckiana," because Southern Indiana counties of Floyd, Clark, and Harrison are integral parts of the area. In fact, they have been the fastest growing part of the region, especially the hilly plateau north of New Albany called The Knobs (I'm from New Albany, originally). Across the area you will find homes from modest to extravagant. Depending on where you're coming from, you might find the prices relatively modest in comparison. The weather is variable. Cool to cold winters, warm summers, and very agreeable spring and fall are normal. There's lots of outdoor recreation close by and, if you want, both Cincinnati and Indianapolis are about 90 minutes away. I never felt "deprived" growing up. Though my career took me elsewhere, I still consider that area my home. Any other questions, just ask.

Exactly like the Deadlands aka Highlands especially.

haha yes i really did do a lot of walking that day. I did take an Uber though to Churchill Downs.

​@@IslandHopperTVI'm down with all that walking. I like to explore walkable cities. being from nyc originally and living in S Florida now i miss walkability and appreciate opportunities like this

true

Guy must've turned them off in sandbox settings.

Building back our city ever since? What buildings did rioters destroy? What a crock.

No but I will have to go back and check out more of the pubs and food scene.

You won't find any bears in or around Louisville, except at the zoo.

I like Louisville. Would love to attend a Derby 🐎

cinncy

Yeah…

Yes after they got bought out they laid off a lot of people.

@@RealArtfulDodger yes, that was in 2015, but they did it again in 2020 with covid. Used it was an excuse to get rid of people. Even got rid of $10 an hour people that worked 2 days a week

That's good

Fine by me.

Dude give him a break. He’s just trying to show good things about Louisville.

Dude calm down, he is not from here.

@@alibalbee2883 If you don't know something. it's not okay just say some random sh*t. Bad information is NOT better than NO information.

And he titles it a "Travel Guide"??

@@DDH40228 I have no problem with you informing him.. I do have an issue with you calling him deplorable because he doesn’t know something. Which is why I said calm down.