Oldest Buildings in Louisville, KY

4 places

Explore the rich tapestry of Louisville's oldest buildings, where history, artistry, and culture intertwine to tell captivating stories of the past.

DAR sign in honor of historic preservation

Locust Grove Historic Site

Opens at 10am

4.5

Discovering the Locust Grove Historic Site transports me to the 18th century, rich with history from explorers to notable leaders throughout time.

Went to see the Color Purple play. It was magnificent. The theater is really nice and there are tons of restrooms. It is a nice theater.

Actors Theatre of Louisville

Opens at 10am

4.5

Experiencing the Actors Theatre of Louisville is profound; it combines rich historic charm with inspiring performances inside a stunning Greek Revival gem.

Humana Inc

Closed today

Admiring the pink granite façade, I appreciate this post-modern gem by Michael Graves, a striking symbol in downtown's skyline.

Interior of the Cathedral. According to a local, each donation toward renovation is represented as a star on the ceiling

Cathedral of the Assumption

Opens at 5:30pm

4.5

Treasuring the cathedral's stunning 287-foot spire and breathtaking stained glass, its blend of history and artistry captivates every visitor.