Top Louisville Attractions

Main Street Louisville

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• Louisville Slugger Field – The home of the Louisville Bats minor league baseball team.
  
  
• Actors Theatre of Louisville – An art gallery and performing arts venue best known for hosting the annual Humana Festival of New American Plays.
  
  
• The Kentucky Center for the Arts – An art gallery and performing arts venue hosting performances by the Louisville Ballet, Louisville Orchestra, Kentucky Opera, The Broadway Series, Stage One, and many other national and international acts.
  
  
• KentuckyShow! – A beautiful 32-minute long film about Kentucky shown in a 100-seat theater at the Kentucky Center.
  
  
• Muhammad Ali Center – A museum and center for education focused on presenting the life and values of Louisville-born Muhammad Ali.
  
  
• Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft – An art gallery that can host up to 200 artists at any one time created to support the arts and crafts community in Kentucky.
  
  
• 21C Museum Hotel – An upscale hotel, 9000-square-foot art museum, and fine-dining restaurant all in one that is one of Louisville's most interesting establishments.
  
  
• Louisville Science Center – An interactive science museum where kids can learn and experience science.
  
  
• Louisville Slugger Museum – A museum and factory where Louisville Slugger baseball bats are created and baseball's history is preserved. Visitors can tour the museum and watch as Louisville Slugger baseball bats are made.
  
  
• Frazier International History Museum – A 100,000-square-foot history museum dedicated to showcasing the history of the United States in its entirety.

• The Belle of Louisville
• The Louisville Parks System
• Muhammad Ali Center
• Historic Louisville Homes
• Main Street Louisville
• Fourth Street Live!
• St. James Court
• Churchill Downs
• Louisville Slugger Museum
• Waverly Hills Sanatorium
• Bardstown Road
• The Louisville Zoo
• Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom
• Louisville Free Public Library Main Branch
• Speed Art Museum