Best places: Sights & Landmarks in Louisville, United States

Memorabilia, exhibits & videos recount the life of the famous boxing icon & activist Muhammad Ali.

Serene 389-acre city park with gentle rolling hills featuring a 2.4-mile scenic loop & picnic areas.

Placid, sprawling park featuring various trails, picnic areas, a sprayground & other options.

Converted railroad bridge with seasonal lighting offering walkers scenic treks over the Ohio River.

Dynamic sports bar featuring activities & self-serve draft beer, plus pizzas, wings & fries.

A giant baseball bat marks this venue offering tours & exhibits on the sports-equipment icon.

Films, interactive exhibits & more tell the famed horse race's story at this Churchill Downs venue.

Palatial, circa-1928 theater with baroque decor hosts concerts, shows, movie events & more.

Sizable facility hosting educational programs & performances, including music, dance & theater.

Spacious art museum featuring classic & modern works, plus special exhibitions in contemporary digs.

👍 Free! They have a lot of flowers and plants growing. The water wall is cool and the little waterfall is really nice and many photo ops! Connects to a trail that you can walk to the river. Wish there was some more educational direction. The volunteers are super nice and will help anyway they can!

Tours & exhibits at the circa 1792 mansion & former home of Louisville founder, George Rogers Clark.

Castle-like house museum, built in 1893, featuring striking Richardsonian Romanesque architecture.

👍👍 It is the most beautiful cemetary I've ever visited! The only complaint I have is that they don't allow motorcycles unless it's in the funeral procession. So serene and peaceful. Absolutely beautiful resting place… The Greatest

Iconic thoroughbred horse-racing track (it hosts the Kentucky Derby), with a museum & tours.

👍👍 We went to the visitor center on 4th and they told us about a discount and the tour. We tried to book the same day but all the tours were sold out. Adam was our driver guide and he told us stories and jokes about Louisville and drove us around town safely. Book at least a few Dey’s in advance! Great...

Wooded park offering an amphitheater, sports courts, trails, disc golf, a spray pad & scenic vistas.

Prominent Catholic church built in neo-Gothic style during the 1850s, with a fresco & large steeple.

Ghost hunts, historical tours & haunted-house events in a Gothic-style, circa-1926 former hospital.

Elegant hotel with 2 restaurants & a lobby bar, plus complimentary Wi-Fi & an airport shuttle.