TripAdvisor's editorial team reviewed our attractions database and selected the best local attractions to highlight in this itinerary. Some are popular, some are off the beaten path, but all are worth a visit.
For auto buffs |
|  | National Corvette Museum: This museum celebrates the invention of the Corvette, one of the coolest sports cars ever made. Visitors can see 60 different cars, explore an old-fashioned barber shop and service station, plus view an informational movie at the Chevy theater. Address: 350 Corvette Drive, Exit 28 off I 65 , Bowling Green, Kentucky Phone: 800-53VETTE Admission fee |  |
|  | General Motors Corvette Assembly Plant: See first-hand how robots weld the steel and human workers add the parts to make a Corvette at this plant, the only one in the U.S. that produces the car. Call ahead to check tour operation times. Address: 65 & exit 28, Bowling Green, Kentucky Phone: 270-745-8287 Free |  |
Local history |
|  | St. Joseph Catholic Church: Built in 1889 and modeled after a cathedral church in Germany, this magnificent Gothic structure features many interesting architectural details and is still an operating church that serves the Catholic community of Bowling Green. Address: 434 Church St., Bowling Green, Kentucky Phone: 270-842- 2525 Free |  |
|  | The Kentucky Museum and Library: Located on the grounds of Western Kentucky University, the museum features rich collections of artifacts, while the library houses genealogical materials, published works and manuscripts. Both focus on the history and cultural heritage of Kentucky. Address: 1 Big Red Way, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, Kentucky Phone: 270-745-2592 Admission fee |  |
Historic homes |
|  | Riverview at Hobson Grove: Used for the storage of confiscated Confederate weapons during the Civil War, this magnificent Victorian mansion features an array of fine antiques and offers tours led by guides dressed in period costume. Address: 1100 West Main Street, Bowling Green, Kentucky Phone: 270-843-5565 Admission fee |  |
Nature's wonders |
|  | Lost River Cave and Valley: Tour by foot, boat or both to take in all the naturally splendid details of this ancient cavern that cuts underneath the middle of the city. Nature trails with several species of trees and plants provide respite from the urban bustle above. Address: 2830 Nashville Road, Bowling Green, Kentucky Phone: 270-393-0077 Admission fee |  |
Restaurants |
|  | Judy's Castle: Home-style cooking is served for breakfast, lunch and dinner at this family favorite. Address: 1302 Us 31-W By Pass, Bowling Green, Kentucky Phone: (270) 842-8736 |  |
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