- TripBuzz discovered 53 different types of activities for couples in the Louisville area, including Parks (like Cherokee Park), Theaters (like Actors Theatre of Louisville), Specialty Museums (like Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory) and Movie Theaters (like KentuckyShow!), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 85 date ideas in or near Louisville, Kentucky, including 58 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like Clarksville, Corydon, Jeffersonville and New Albany.
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No matter their skill level, students learn to improve their sewing or knitting techniques in group classes
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McIntyre's Winery & Berries
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531 McIntyre Lane, Bardstown, KY 40004
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Farm grown natural berries make up much of the product at McIntyre's Winery & Berries. Learn about the science and art of wine making by touring the facilities and tasting samples of different wines.
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The Lanier Mansion Museum is housed inside an estate that remains an exemplar of 19th century Greek revival architecture. Registered as a National Historic Landmark, the museum offers visitors a glimpse of pioneer life during the antebellum period.
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With its construction completed in 1844, the Lanier Mansion is a local landmark included in the National Register of Historic Places.
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A National Historic Landmark which is included in the National Register of Historic Places, the Madison Railroad Station Museum was constructed in 1894 and stands to this day as a historical museum, restored to its former form and functionality.
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West St & Vaugh Drive, Madison, IN 47250
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Hosting speed boat tours, Wild Thing Jet Boat Rides LLC takes visitors on a tour of the local landmarks of Madison. The captain pulls off tricks, including 360 degree turns and fast spins.
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Classic movies, live concerts, comedy shows and more are available for the viewing audience at the Historic State Theater. Originally opened as a movie house in 1942, the building closed for 20 years after showing its final film, E.T.
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Originating from 1825, Brown-Pusey House has a genealogical library, museum, and garden for visitors to enjoy. The mansion also hosts workshops where visitors can learn how to make crafts from the 1800s.
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Jeremiah Sullivan House was built for the lawyer and politician Jeremiah Sullivan. It is an example of federal architecture. Its simplicity and verticality is striking. It is designated as a national historical landmark.
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Once home to Indiana's Free Masons, dating back to 1819, the Schofield House was converted into a Masonic museum in 1975. It is now open to the public, and features a variety of exhibits.
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Located in the historic district of the city, Art On Main is a local art gallery operated by the Madison Art Club. Paintings, sculpture, jewelry, and pottery are among the many works available for purchase at the gallery.