Louisville Metro KOA

American Printing House for the Blind

Brennan House Historic Home

Charlie's Tattoo Museum

Memorabilia of tattooing.

Churchill Downs, Inc.

Live thoroughbred horse racing and home of the Kentucky Derby.

Conrad/Caldwell House Museum

Victorian Romanesque Revival house, richly decorated on both the interior and exterior.

Derby Dinner Playhouse

Kentuckiana's only professional dinner theatre. Located in Clarksville, Indiana.

E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park

Recreational park with BMX, pool, radio control airstrip, athletic fields and gym.

Falls of the Ohio

Highlights include fossil bed, natural and cultural history of the area.

Farmington Historic House Museum

Built in 1810 and designed by Thomas Jefferson.

The Forest Discovery Center

State-of-the-art tour of rough mill plant.

Hawk's View Gallery

Interactive glass blowing gallery. Free tours Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Historic Homes Foundation, Inc.

Huber Orchard and Winery

Winery, tours and tastings, cheese factory, gift shop, petting zoo and farm market.

Iceland Family Skating Center

Louisville's family entertainment center for skating, lessons, hockey and laser tag.

Kentucky Center for the Arts

One of the nation's preeminent cultural centers, the showplace of the Commonwealth.

Locust Grove Historic Museum

Home of George Rogers Clark. Gallery, museum store.

The Louisville Palace

Concerts held in this 1928 theatre. Tours available.

Louisville Zoo

Open year round. Enjoy approximately 1,300 wild animals in the heart of Louisville.

Louisville Slugger Museum

Louisville Science Center

Dedicated to improving the public's understanding of science, math and technology.

Kentucky Derby Museum

Open every day and features "The Greatest Race multi-image show.

Paintball Fun

Enjoy playing in their 76 acres of playing area.

Paint Spot

Try your hands at designing your own pottery and ceramic giftware.

Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom

A theme and water park with roller coasters.

Waterfront Park

A family recreation area with playground, water feature, seasonal special events and concerts with vending.

The Speed Art Museum

Kentucky's first and largest public art museum.