DAY ONE

Kentucky Show! - Welcome to Kentucky! KentuckyShow! is a 32-minute multimedia production that showcases the people, places, sights and sounds of the Commonwealth. Shown on a 4-story Digital Theatre screen in the Kentucky Science Center, KentuckyShow!, narrated by Kentucky native Ashley Judd, gives visitors a sense of what an utterly unique and special place Kentucky is.

Falls of the Ohio State Park - Travel back in time to the stone age and explore fossil beds dating back 400 million years.The Interpretive Center features a full size mammoth skeleton plus there are exhibits on the geology, history and cultural development of the Falls of the Ohio. A spectacular audiovisual show is also included.

Schimpff’s Confectionary - Over 100 years old, Schimpff’s is one of the oldest continously operated family-owned candy business in the U.S. Located just minutes from downtown Louisville, a stop at Schimpff’s is a must to stock up on delicious hand-made confections.

Belle of Louisville - Enjoy a scrumptious dinner aboard a treasured National Historic Landmark. The Belle is over 100 years old and is the oldest operating steamboat in the nation. Sit back and take in the marvelous views of Louisville as your cruise along the Ohio River.

Explore Louisville’s Culture & Heritage

DAY TWO

Kentucky Derby Museum and Churchill Downs Backstretch Breakfast - Begin the day at two of the most iconic and beloved Kentucky institutions. Enjoy a traditional Southern breakfast as you watch the morning workouts of some of the finest thoroughbreds in the world. Tours the museum that is dedicated to the “fastest two minutes” in sports,”-- the Kentucky Derby.

Old Louisville - Considered the city’s first suburb, Old Louisville is home to one of nation’s largest historic preservation districts and has the country’s most extensive collection of Victorian mansions and picturesque homes. Tours of all types from ghost tours to garden tours are available for groups.

The Café - Come hungry, because The Café offers ample portions of fresh, home-cooked food with a Southern accent served with love in a comfortable, eclectic setting is why The Cafe has gathered loyal customers and friends since 1996.

Louisville Stoneware - Established in 1815, Louisville Stoneware is one of the oldest stoneware manufacturers in the U.S. It has dedicated itself to the tradition and craftsmanship of transforming clay into enduring, functional art for the home, kitchen and garden.

DAY THREEHard Rock Café - Hunk Hunka Burning breakfast at Hard Rock Café Celebrate Rock n Roll with a breakfast fit for the KING including an all-you-can eat breakfast buffet, a personalized Elvis memorabilia tour and a group Elvis trivia game.

Frazier History Museum - Roam three floors of history that tell the tales of pivotal moments in history that shaped many nations. Sit back and enjoy one of the many first-person costumed historical interpretations.

Muhammad Ali Center - Preserving the legacy of Louisville’s most famous native son Muhammad Ali, visitors experience state of the art interactive exhibits and a biographical storyline of Ali’s values: respect, confidence, conviction, dedication, spirituality and giving.

Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory Tour the World-famous bat factory. Admire the world’s largest baseball bat before going inside to see how Louisville Sluggers are made. The “Louisville Slugger” has been essential in the sport of baseball since 1884.

DAY TWO CONTINUED

The American Printing House - Founded in 1858, it is the oldest institution in the U.S. devoted to creating products for the visually impaired. Explore artifacts, photos and hands-on displays that showcase the history of Braille from printed publications to recorded books.

Historic Locust Grove - This 1790 Georgian mansion tells the story Croghan family. William Croghan came to the Kentucky territory as a surveying partner with his future brother-in-law, George Rogers Clark. In 1809, the Croghan’s welcomed General George Rogers Clark, founder of Louisville and conqueror of the Northwest Territory, who lived at Locust Grove the last nine years of his life.

Dinner at Captain’s Quarters - Nestled along the Ohio River, Captain’s Quarters offers delicious seafood dishes, international cuisine and an array of refined American fare.

Kingfish Seafood Restaurant - Located along the banks of the Ohio River, enjoy the picturesque view of downtown Louisville while enjoying Kingfish’s regionally famous southern fried seafood.

WaterWorks Museum - Follow 150 years of the Louisville Water Company and trace Louisville’s water evolution to become one of America’s most innovative water systems. The museum features hundreds of archival photographs, pieces of the original water system, films showing the impact of the water system on Louisville, and tour one of the giant steam engine rooms.

Lincoln Memorial at Waterfront Park - Take an unforgettable tour of Louisville through the eyes of Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln comes to life before your eyes through a first-person historical actor. Plus, you can take a walk around Waterfront Park’s Lincoln Memorial, sculpted by nationally and internationally known artist Ed Hamilton.

Derby Dinner Playhouse - Enjoy a delicious Southern buffet-style dinner and an evening performance at Derby Dinner Playhouse, one of the oldest and largest continuously operating professional dinner theatres in the country. For over 40 years, the theatre has delighted audiences with its productions of Broadway musicals and light-hearted comedies.

For itinerary and tour planning assistance contact Saundra Robertson with the Tourism Development Department of the Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau at 800-626-5646 or by email to srobertson@gotolouisville.com

More Group-Friendly Dining Options• Bearno’s Pizza• Buca di Beppo• Buckhead Mountain Grill• Captain’s Quarters• Old Spaghetti Factory• University Club at U of L• TGI Friday’s• Mark’s Feed Store Bar-B-Q• Claudia Sander’s Dinner House