Travel Postcard: 48 hours in Louisville, Kentucky  Jul 1, 2011,
3:05 a.m.  By Martinne Geller  LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (Reuters
Life!) - Known for its Kentucky Derby and its baseball bats,
Louisville, Kentucky is a cosmopolitan city that feels both
Midwestern and Southern, with a lively arts scene, acclaimed
parks system and waterfront skyline.  The biggest city in
Kentucky is located just south of Indiana, across the Ohio
River, which was once considered part of the Mason-Dixon Line
that separated the North and South during the United States'
Civil War.  For a weekend visit, Louisville offers bourbon
tasting, horse racing, good restaurants and museums including
one dedicated to one of its famous sons, boxer Muhammad Ali.   5
p.m. - Check into 21c Museum Hotel in downtown Louisville's
Museum Row along West Main St. The luxurious boutique hotel is
housed in a series of renovated 19th century tobacco and bourbon
warehouses and was voted No. 1 hotel in the U.S. and No. 6 in
the world in Conde Nast Traveler's Reader