Take a Moonlight Cruise March 6

Want to take a moonlight river cruise this March on a historic ship while you look at an amazing skyline? Who doesn’t! Have a night on the river in March, when winter is ending and spring is beginning. This is a magical time and it’s the perfect time to go on a river cruise on the Mary M. Miller.

Cruise on the River

See the city of Louisville and the waters of the Ohio River sparkling under the moonlight. You’ll cruise down the river on the lovely Mary M. Miller while you sit on a cocktail and watch the city roll by.

The cruise is $29.99 per adult ticker and $13.99 for children aged five to 14. The cruise is free for children four and under. Along with the famous Belle of Louisville, the Mary M. Miller is docked at 401 W. River Road. Be ready to board at 7 for the two-hour cruise. That’s along the waterfront in downtown Louisville. The river is one of the city’s most famous and beloved attractions. Just blocks away, you can find another one of the city’s big attractions, Old Louisville.

Cruise Over to Old Louisville

Take the long way to the waterfront and go cruise through Old Louisville before you take your cruise along the river. This neighborhood itself is an attraction because of the incredible architecture here. Old Louisville is full of Victorian homes that truly showcase the very best of this architecture style. The homes here were custom-built at the end of the 1800s and beginning of the 1900s using all the classic elements of Victorian design. You’ll see tons of wrought iron, custom stonework, gorgeous mosaics and incredible home silhouettes featuring towers, balconies, asymmetrical roofs and all the stuff you think of when you think of Victorian design.

That’s just what you’ll find on the outside of these homes. Inside, these houses have even more to marvel at. You’ll find hand-carved woodwork, marble mantles, fireplaces, hardwood floors and all sorts of amazing built-ins and extras everywhere you look. And everywhere you look, you’ll find another house you want to live in here.