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A six-story bat, leaning against the building, draws visitors to this museum which features a bat archive and reproduced dugout.
This beautiful racetrack has been the home of the Kentucky Derby since 1875.
Located in the heart of historic downtown Louisville, Kentucky, the Muhammad Ali Center is a cultural attraction and international education center inspired by the ideals of hometown hero Muhammad Ali. The Ali Center features 2 levels of award-winning exhibits, a five-screen orientation theater film, historic Civil Rights era media footage, video of Ali fights, interactive boxing fun, two art galleries, children's Hope and Dream wall, meeting and event space, retail store and more.
Three floors dedicated to thoroughbred racing! Heaven for Derby fans.
This Jeffersonian mansion was built in 1815 by the Speed family.
The more rugged of the Louisville parks, Iroquois Park, designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, has plenty of forested hillsides and scenic vistas for those willing to walk the extra mile.
A high-caliber theater that produces riveting, cutting-edge shows.
Famed minor league ball park named after the classic Louisville Slugger baseball bat.