Night time walk through the very historic town of New Harmony. Lots of historic facts along with…read moresome spooky tales . Pace easy for all. A bit of theatrics thrown in by some costumed people for extra effect.

Great Ghost Walk! I did back to back Friday and Saturday night, including the Dark Side, and…read morewasn't disappointed. Joni, Traci and Donna did an outstanding job and were informative, fun and very entertaining. If you're visiting New Harmony, Indiana this weekend you really need to book one or, even better, both!!

Excellent tour. I had this on my things to do list and passed it in the morning. Since my other…read moretour was short I decided to hit this up. I called just before 4 pm and the man said I would make the last tour. I was the only one but how sweet to let me go through. Malory was my guide and she did an excellent job. She was probably surprised at all the notes I was taking. I even had to have her spell some of the words. It is a little scary when you go to the door in the side of a mountain and it is pitch black. You only have to walk a few feet and then you enter another door to the cave. It can get cold and drops do fall on you so wear appropriate clothing or hats. You also have to go down (I think she said 73 steps) and the stairs are narrow. Wear good tennis shoes or boots. Very interesting cavern and this was my first. Interesting fact: Squire Boone is buried in the cavern. Truth and interesting story as to why. There are a lot of things to do but because I came late and spent an hour on the tour all the other shops were closed down. There is a large gravel parking lot, so you park wherever. They have animals you may feed too. This is at least a two-three hour visit, so get there by noon. I visited May 31, 2023. $24 entrance

Really great tour--informative and enjoyable! Definitely worth a visit. I came during the…read moreoff-season, so it was a bit slower, but still an awesome experience.

One of the highlights of my visit to Bowling Green was Dr. Smith's Spooky Stories tour!…read more While other ghost tours lean heavily on ancient legends and lore, Dr. Smith's tour features contemporary accounts of haunted happenings around the Western Kentucky University campus taken from the hundreds of interviews she's conducted with living witnesses. Knowing that ghostly sightings have taken place and have been documented recently adds to the thrill of this fantastic tour. Dr. Smith's grasp on the history of the region is fantastic, and her storytelling abilities are unmatched. I look forward to another tour with Dr. Smith's Spooky Stories the next time I'm in the area!

Dr. Smith lead an amazing ghost tour!! I've been on several ghost tours at other places, and what's…read moreamazing about this tour is that Dr. Smith has done her own research of conducting hundreds of interviews to gather the stories of all the spooky activity that has taken place on the campus. The cool thing is that a lot of her stories are recent examples from the past 8 years, which makes it even spookier! Western Kentucky is a gorgeous campus so this tour is full of beautiful views, history and great storytelling. Dr. Smith is amazing, and I can't recommend her enough when visiting Bowling Green.

The Oak Grove cemetery tour was packed with interesting stories. The amount of research that has…read morebeen done to create the tour is evident! Interesting for locals & out-of-towners!

Great tasting experience and neat converted school. Look forward to seeing them expandread more

We stopped in here on a recent trip to our cabin nearby. We had not heard of it before and were…read moresurprised to find it to be just a short trip from Princeton. It is in an old school, and being teachers, we were interested in seeing what it was about. We didn't have time for a tour, but we did a quick tasting and found some things to purchase. We will return with other family members on another trip down. Very nice staff.

Strolling along on a beautiful day with the glistening Ohio River on one side and an adorable town…read moreon the other. The homes made me envious with their style and point of view. The town is quite charming with some good eats and seasonal farmers market. The vibe was purely relaxed and easy overall. The trail itself is clean and marked for runners, cyclists, and motorists in specific areas. There's a museum along the trail that offers tours in advanced. I didn't travel the entire 5.5 miles but i think i would like to one day!

We have driven by the arch abbey so many times and have also driven around the grounds but had…read morenever been inside the church. During a cousin's getaway we decided to spend some time here and man are we glad we did. So beautiful and so much history here. We we're greeted in the visitor center and we're given a lot of great information. We started off on our self tour. We started off in the cemetery where there are some very old and interesting tombstones. We also visited the church. It's absolutely incredibly beautiful. Do yourself a favor and visit!! It's very spiritual and relaxing special place

So I'm not Catholic and here I am at Saint Meinrad's Cathedral for the free tour and feeling very…read morewelcomed. Wow this place is huge and beautiful. Since I don't know what heaven looks like, I love visiting places of worship that will give me a glimpse of that wonderful place. Our monk tour guide was very Informative and funny. One guest asked, "How can you tell the difference between a fryer and a priest.)" He said look for the halo around his head. There is so much history here and a story for everything. The stain glass windows tell of the B-attitudes. The Monks prayer chapel has all 12 zodiac constellation on the ceiling so they can "pray all night long." The list goes on, of lovely things to see. Set your fit bit and stroll for about 3,000 steps. We ended our tour with a quick prayer and a final note, "Let's all agree to meet again in Heaven, but not too soon." Have fun everyone. HINT: They are on Central Time here!! I totally forgot about the time difference. Hope this info helps someone. Hint: Good news if you have and electric car. They have a charging station in the guest parking area. Hint: you are inside, outside and on stairs Hint: find the gift shop 1st and then it's just a short drive up the hill to the the visitor center where the tours begin. I used Waze navigation and it turned me in too soon. Don't do that.

When we went it was May and it was super super overgrown and we had a hard time getting to the…read morecenter! We could not walk any of the outer paths. The branches were across the path. It's a beautiful place if the landscapers have been there. Not really any way to know for sure if they have but to just show up. Good luck !

It just hit me that I never wrote a review of Derby City Brew Bus. I went on the tour in February,…read moreand I still think about it. Keith and his tours are five stars, all the way around. I first got a little taste of DCBB as part of a Yelp event last year, and when I saw that DCBB was doing a special Super Brunch tour just for Valentine's Day, I jumped on and brought my boyfriend, his sister and her boyfriend along for the ride. This special V-Day tour started at Over the 9, where we enjoyed a brunch that paired dishes by Over the 9 and Louisville's always awesome Chef Maria Bell with brews from Falls City Beer, which is made in the same facility as Over the 9. These small bites brunch courses were so fun, and I think we all fell in love with Chef Bell a little more through this event. She explained every dish, and you could tell that she was so excited to be there. And I'm a fan of beer for breakfast -- I know ... surprise, surprise. But it all worked well, as we enjoyed several Falls City creations. After brunch, we walked over to Falls City production facility to learn a bit more about how the beer is made, from the head brewer himself. This DCBB tour in particular included a change of plans. One of the stops -- I can't even remember where it was -- had to be canceled, but Keith rolled with it. And we stopped at Muth's Candy Store instead. Samples of their signature treats, including modjeskas, were waiting for all of us. This was such a fun addition on this V-Day tour, and the shop's owners chatted with the group about Muth's long history. And then we ended at Apocalypse Brew Works. The snow really started coming down when we were here, but Apocalypse was warm and the beer was flowing. If it's the end of the world -- or the middle of a snowstorm -- I'm happy to escape to Apocalypse. Everyone on the tour got another beer tasting and tour, with special welcome and walk-through by the owner. Keith is such an enthusiastic host, and I think that rubs off on the brewery and business owners because they were excited to welcome us into their businesses. Keith shuttled us around in his van and gave us pretzel necklaces and bottles of water to tide us over between stops. He also peppered the trip with historical tidbits about the places we were driving by. You can tell that he has pride for what he does and this city. If you want to learn about several breweries at once, I definitely recommend that you dip your toe into the local brew scene by way of DCBB. It will make for a one-of-a-kind day!

Had such an amazing tour. The all inclusive brew tour was the way to go for sure. Keith was…read moreprofessional but so much fun. Every stop on the tour was perfect for our group. Being able to try the different beers, while having great conversations with total strangers, made for a fun night!! I'm going to book a private tour for friends. I definitely have to do this again, SOON!!

I gave it three stars because the gift shops in both French Lick and West Baden are nice and have…read moregreat items, but the tours were not great. The West Baden tour was much better than French Lick. The was interesting and told about the hotel in stories not just dates and timeline info. She took us into the barber shop which was cute. The French Lick tour was awful. The gentleman who led the tour just rambled off dates, it was more of a timeline and a tour of the pictures on the walls. There weren't really any neat stories to keep you interested, it was "this date this happened" and then on to the next one. Too much information, too fast, and some info tourists wouldn't care about. I bought a ticket that included both tours before taking either and started with French Lick; had I purchased separately and started with French Lick I wouldn't have done West Baden.

I have done 3 tours through these guys all in French lick/west Baden. Have had different guides. I…read morehave been very happy with each & every one. Dan was very informative & has class & a sense of humor that sets him apart. I see they have different tours elsewhere & am totally interested in those. Professional, informative, polite. Everything a guide business should be!