Being Instagrammable doesnt just mean being a great selfie spot, though many such places are. Of course, many of the most Instagrammable venues have particularly trendy decor greenery walls, neon lettering, gel lights, etc. but some of them just make for cool photos in general.
Weve put together this list of the 30 most Instagrammable places in and around Louisville. While you may be disheartened not to see especially photogenic events like Wild Lights at the Zoo or Beyond Van Gogh, we created this list to be (more or less) as evergreen as the plant walls at our favorite local IG-ready spots.
This list is unranked. If we missed anything, let us know at leo@leoweekly.com
have someone else take photos of you instead. But Churchill Downs is also open throughout the year, so if you miss The Big Day, you still have plenty of other opportunities for Instagram shots.
Photo by Carolyn Brownhere.) The food, too, is a bright and colorful feast for the eyes.
Photo by Carolyn Brown Carolyn BrownLakesideSwimClub/Facebook Photo via Lakeside Swim Club/Facebook.The Big Four Bridge
1101 River Road
A walk along the Big Four Bridge gives you the opportunity to see (and take photos with) the Louisville skyline, and it’s a fun way to get over to Indiana, too. At night, the bridge is lit up with colors.
Photo via Louisville TourismThe parabolic mirror at the Kentucky Science Center
727 W Main St.
You know how everyone takes photos of themselves reflected in The Bean when they go to Chicago? Our equivalent (sort of) is the parabolic mirror/whisper dish in front of the Science Center. It makes for a cool selfie. (And, hey, the rest of the museum is pretty darn cool, too.)
Photo viaA luxury picnic
Locations vary
There are several luxury picnic companies in Louisville, including Picnic502 , and they all offer the opportunity to create a picture-perfect outdoor dining experience to share with loved ones.
Photo via loupiquenique/Instagramnulumarketplace/FacebookCreative CommonsThe KFC Yum! Center
201 W. Main St.
Whether you go to the Yum! Center for a UofL game, a concert, a graduation, or something else, taking a photo there — inside or outside — almost always means you’re having a good time and surrounded by thousands of other people doing the same. Plus, there are plenty of colorful theatrics.
Photo by Nik VecheryPhoto
by Maj. Dale Greer (Kentucky National Guard), used underrabbitholedistillery/Facebook
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