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Old Louisville Holiday Home Tour this weekend

See historic Victorian mansions and townhouses decorated for the holidays.

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Pro tip: Blend in by saying “I simply must retire to the parlor” before walking into the parlor.

Photo via Cambium Marketing

This weekend some of Old Louisville’s historic Victorian homes will open their doors to spread the holiday cheer as part of the Old Louisville Holiday Home Tour.

From 12-5 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 3 and Sunday, Dec. 4, you can sneak a peek before Christmas — don’t worry, you’re allowed — into Victorian mansions and townhomes dressed for the holidays. The tour is an easy, self-paced walk of three blocks around St. James Court.

Snag an Early Bird ticket before 9 p.m. on Friday for $30, a ticket at the door for $35 — or volunteer and spend your whole afternoon in the mansions for free.

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