You’ll Feel It Tour | Louisville, KY | OCTOBER 11th-12th
The Galt House Hotel – Kentucky
Find a unique and authentic experience in our exciting city. We are just a shot away from Whiskey Row, where you immerse yourself in the history of Kentucky’s native spirit. Explore world-renowned cultural encounters at nearby Museum Row, featuring icons such as Muhammad Ali and Louisville Slugger. Delight your palette with mouthwatering culinary tastings in our top-rated restaurant scene. Galt House Hotel is in the center of it all.
The Galt House Hotel – Kentucky
The Roosevelt Hotel has been a landmark on the Manhattan skyline since it opened on September 22, 1924. Over the last 90+ years, this luxurious hotel has remained a true icon of New York City, welcoming millions of guests from around the world.
Synonymous with the rich history of The Roosevelt Hotel, Guy Lombardo and his orchestra performed their first show at the Roosevelt Grill on October 3, 1929 and continued to play there for the next 30 years. It was at the Grill that Lombardo first broadcast what would become a famous New Year’s Eve tradition – the singing of “Auld Lang Syne”.
THINGS TO DO
Although the identity of Louisville, Kentucky, is intertwined with the world famous Kentucky Derby, this city has many other interesting places to explore and attractions to enjoy, such as its vibrant visual and performing arts scene, lively nightlife, and historical sites. Another major attraction is the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, where Major League bats are made.
Louisville is Kentucky’s largest city and is located on the banks of the Ohio River along the border with Indiana. Baseball is celebrated at the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, where Major League bats are produced and a giant baseball “slugger” marks the entrance.
NEARBY ATTRACTIONS
- Kentucky Derby Museum
- Louisville Mega Cavern
- Historic Frankfort Avenue
- Churchill Downs, Louisville KY (home of the famous Kentucky Derby)
- The Big Four Bridge
- Kentucky Science Center
- Muhammad Ali Center
- The Conrad-Caldwell House Museum
- Louisville Slugger Field
- Louisville Waterfront Park
