Things To Do
Kentucky Derby Museum
The Kentucky Derby is a massive part of Louisville’s culture! Visiting the museum puts you directly in the Derby life with a tour of Churchill Downs, a Thoroughbred Workout tour, a Bourbon bar, and a Cafe.
Frazier History Museum
Step into Kentucky’s history at one of the best museums in Kentucky. Experience the spirit of Kentucky’s Bourbon Trail or take in an experience from one of the many current exhibitions. There are many to choose from!
Louisville Mega Cavern
The Mega Caverns is one of Louisville’s best-kept secrets, or is it? Beneath the city lies an underground adventure like nowhere else in the world. And, yes, you read that right, it’s entirely underground! Try something fun, different, and exciting underground! There is mountain biking, ziplining, a tram ride, a walking tour, and even an aerial rope course to try out!
Historic Old Louisville Walking Tour
Discover Old Louisville’s rich architectural heritage on this walking tour. The tour showcases the Nation’s largest contiguous Victorian mansion district, which also includes St. Louis Bertrand Catholic Church, one of the oldest Gothic-style churches in Louisville. Old Louisville is also very bike-friendly.
Conrad-Caldwell House Museum
The Conrad-Caldwell House symbolizes the spirit and Victorian grandeur of Louisville's Progressive Era. Constructed in 1895 by Louisville architect Arthur Loomis, this Richardsonian Romanesque castle stands as an ornament to the city of Louisville, a distinguishing marker in one of America's largest concentrations of Victorian homes. It is a site of cultural and architectural significance to Louisville.
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory
Come see how the famous Louisville Sluggers are made! Choose between three different tours. Personalize and select your own bat to be made and take a piece of baseball history with you! Fun fact: Louisville Slugger also made ice hockey sticks.
Muhammad Ali Center
Not only can you learn about Louisville’s “greatest of all time,” the legendary boxer Muhammad Ali, but you can also explore Ali’s legacy for change in pursuing justice and inspiring greatness.