Arguably the most famous of Louisville landmarks, the Downs and the Twin Spires draws folks from all around the world. Read more.
When you're downtown look for the giant four-story+ bat resting against the outside of the building. Read more.
Don't call the Muhammad Ali Center a boxing museum. Its mission goes far beyond boxing gloves and fight footage. Read more.
It's Kentucky's largest and oldest art museum with more than 12,000 pieces to choose from spanning from ancient Egypt to contemporary art. Read more.
Iconic steamboat docked near Waterfront Park hosts dinner cruises and more. Read more.
A downtown landmark that presents good vibes for ballgames, fireworks shows and concerts from time to time. Read more.
Experience all the history and grandeur of the Kentucky Derby with a visit to this museum. Read more.
With a focus on firearms and other weapons, the 3+ floor museum hosts exhibits from around the world. Read more.
The former sanatorium has been considered one of the scariest places on earth. Tours and creepy overnight stays are available. Read more.
One of Louisville's national historical landmarks, Locust Grove is known for hosting tours, war reenactments, lectures, chamber music concerts and educational events. Read more.
The man-made cavern spans under a number of roadways above and is part of 17 miles of corridors located beneath the city of Louisville, Kentucky. Read more.
Small local zoo recently added 2 polar bear cubs to its newly designed Glacier Run exhibit. Read more.
Take a stroll around the beautiful park's scenic 2.4 mile loop to see some of the best views on town. Read more.
Find some of Louisville's oldest buildings by walking around this neighborhood filled with Victorian houses, fountains & more Read more.
Victorian era National Cemetery and arboretum in the Highlands houses the grave site of Colonel Sanders. Read more.
Just across the river in Indiana you'll find a state park with fossils hidden in the banks of the Ohio Read more.
The Belvedere provides an ideal alternative to the Waterfront's sprawling green space, boat harbor and children's play area with a splendid view of Southern Indiana and Louisville's downtown skyline. Read more.
With a vintage look reminiscent of renaissance architecture the Palace is a sight to behold once inside. Read more.
Downtown nightlife hub hosts a wide variety of chain restaurants, nightclubs & more - with frequent outdoor concerts and events. Read more.
Premier theater venue in downtown Louisville featuring three stages under one roof. Actors plays host to local and national award-winning and classic stage plays.
