Anchorage is a very nice community that I've visited last week to explore and walk around. I came…read moreacross the symbol of Anchorage which was a really nice surprise that I was not expect to see. It's just a big giant anchor that represents the symbol of Anchorage and the history behind it it's cool to check out

I enjoy driving around the city of Louisville to try to find these different horses. I came across…read morethis one as I was exploring the East End. Drove up real quick got out took a few pictures decide at it for others to see. These horses are always cool

The seats are luxurious, and it feels clean and safe. The lobby is spacious and has seating if you…read morehave to wait. The movie will make the experience of course. Concessions are busy right before showtimes as expected but the staff do their best to help out. I have been confused by offers for kids - I wish they made an option where the kids popcorn combo had a non-gelatin gummy option, but we usually ask them to leave it out or give it to a child in line who can eat the gummies.

I had such a good experience at Cinemark Tinseltown! A group of five of us went to see The Devil…read moreWears Prada 2, and the whole night felt easy and stress-free from start to finish. My friend had bought the tickets online and scanned them ahead of time, and the theater made the process super smooth so everyone could arrive at different times without any hassle getting in. Of course I had to grab snacks, and the Snack Pack was honestly a great deal ! The popcorn, fruit snacks, and an ICEE absolutely hit the spot during the movie. The luxury recliner seats were so comfortable I almost fell asleep a couple times because I was TOO relaxed.I also appreciated how accessible everything was, especially the parking and ramps. It made the theater feel welcoming and easy to navigate.

The Benjamin Head House was built by a Revolutionary War Captain, Janes Head, in 1812 and is on the…read moreNational Registry of Historical Places. The beautiful stone building now houses several gift boutiques and has available space for a small restaurant that was recently vacated. In one of the gift boutiques, Gather (see separate review), one can appreciate the beautiful stone fireplaces that are prominent in each room of the home. The wooden staircase and floors are beautiful and add so much charm! If you enjoy historic buildings and architecture and/or enjoy shopping in quaint, quiet, and historic surroundings, this is the place for you! Stop by the next time you are strolling down Main Street in the historic section of Middletown!

I found this September 11 memorial on the grounds of heights elementary in J town. I thought it was…read morepretty cool that the administration at the time create a memorial always remembering September 11 victims. Sad tragedy and I'm glad to see that people are remembering and create another memorial for those that were lost

Five Star Review for our walking tour and for our tour guide, Ezra. They were knowledgeable and…read moreengaging. The walking tour is accessible to people of most abilities, with a bit of uneven ground in some spots. Cool, comfortable temperatures. (Maybe have a light sweater.) Cool/interesting history of how the carven transitioned from a massive limestone mining facility that started in the 1930s, to its multiple uses today. The zip-lining looks like a lot of fun, but that was not for us on this day.

This is the only man-made cavern in the area that has a ropes course and zipline in the cavern. The…read moreMega Quest Cavern Challenge is pretty cool, but I would keep your expectations in check. We thought that meant that you'd be exploring and ziplining all through the cavern, but no. It's a ropes course, and the course is pretty small, and you're not really going into the cavern, which is a bummer. They do have a separate zipline tour, which is maybe more adventurous, but I wouldn't know because we didn't do that one. The ropes course is for ages 5 and older. Louisville Mega Cavern also offers a walking cavern tour and a tram tour, plus a drive-through Christmas lights display around the holidays. Be sure to book your activities in advance! This place is very popular and gets very busy. One thing to note is that outside food and drink are supposedly not allowed. (Oops, my bad. I didn't find that out until I had finished my tasty little tuna-and-crackers snack.) They also have lockers to put your things in if you don't have someone hanging back at the tables to hold your stuff.

The road horse is a cool statue that I stumbled across why I was in Saint Matthews. I thought it…read morewas awesome fine little hidden gems and statues and landmarks in public art that you don't really expect to see. So I came across this horse took a few pictures edited the yelp and I thought it was a pretty cool thing to check out

Thanks, Adam. Great tour of Louisville. He is very knowledgeable and has a good sense of humor.read more

Our driver/guide really knows the city and provided a terrific overview of the colorful history of…read moreLouisville. She was fabulous!

It was a fun and interesting morning with great guides Austin and Terra. It was a wonderful and…read morerelaxing way to see the downtown area and Old Louisville that we couldn't have seen on our own in such a short period of time. It was fun to ride on the pedestrian bridge and view the city from the river. The bikes are new and very comfortable. We've gone on bike tours in other cities and this company has the best bikes by far. The ride is easy with numerous stops along the way so it's appropriate for any type of rider. A great way to spend a morning or afternoon to learn about a fascinating city by passionate locals!

Alright y'all! Bike tours are my shit and this one is the dopest of all! We road around Louisville…read moreand I learned so much about my own city it was it made me want to be the next best WIKI writer. Austin and Tara were all like "BAM! What you wanna know?!" And I was like say whaaaaaaaa?!?! Best bike experience ever. Louisville Bicycle Tours be boppin, check them out or be a loser walking to all the hot spots