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Speed Art Museum offers a lot for a tiny price
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Speed Art Museum offers a lot for a tiny price
Visitors to Kentucky's oldest and largest art museum, the Speed Art Museum, can peruse its permanent collections, ranging from a 6,000-year-old earthenware jar from Upper Egypt to up-to-date post-modern canvases, for absolutely free.
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Howard Steamboat Museum celebrates the golden age of steamboats
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Howard Steamboat Museum celebrates the golden age of steamboats
Return to the golden age of steamships with a visit to the Howard Steamboat Museum in Southern Indiana. Located in the former home of the ship-building Howard family, the museum displays artifacts, photographs and paintings on the vessels that once plied the Ohio River and beyond.
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The Louisville Palace Theatre: ornate showcase for great entertainment
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The Louisville Palace Theatre: ornate showcase for great entertainment
Located in the heart of 4th Street Live, the Louisville Palace brings live performances to Louisville audiences — from touring Broadway shows to nationally acclaimed musical acts and the latest in stand-up comedy.
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Westport Village: eclectic shopping in a cozy community
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Westport Village: eclectic shopping in a cozy community
Westport Village — with its clusters of shops, pleasant lanes and half-timbered Tudor architecture — brings a charming shopping enclave to Westport Road between Herr Lane and Lyndon Lane.
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Mammoth Cave National Park: world wonder right in Kentucky
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Mammoth Cave National Park: world wonder right in Kentucky
Mammoth Cave National Park, a mere 90 minutes from downtown Louisville, gives visitors the chance to explore a piece of American history, view the natural wonders of the unique cave system below ground or enjoy the beauty of the forests and rivers above ground.
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Louisville Mega Cavern: an underground adventure
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Louisville Mega Cavern: an underground adventure
One top attraction in Louisville is actually way under ground.
About 100 feet below the grounds of the Louisville Zoo lies a cavernous excavation created by continuous limestone quarrying from 1930 to 1972. All of the stone the miners blasted out over those 42 years would have been enough to build all three of Egypt's great pyramids! Now, after two years of preparation, the cavern offers tours to visitors.
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Horseshoe S. Indiana: Sin City meets the Derby City
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Horseshoe S. Indiana: Sin City meets the Derby City
Located just 25 minutes from downtown Louisville, Horseshoe Casino Hotel Southern Indiana, the closest casino to Louisville, brings a little slice of Las Vegas to the area.
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Squire Boone Caverns: discover the fun
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Squire Boone Caverns: discover the fun
Squire Boone and his brother Daniel Boone were famous for their explorations and discoveries — including that of a system of caves and passages in southern Indiana, about 40 miles from Louisville
Today you can be the explorer and discover Squire Boone Caverns for yourself.
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Louisville Orchestra: making beautiful music together since 1937
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Louisville Orchestra: making beautiful music together since 1937
Whether it's classical music, driving blues, cool pops, music aimed at the little ones or much more, Louisville Orchestra has it all.
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Kentucky Center for the Arts: the heart of Louisville's arts
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Kentucky Center for the Arts: the heart of Louisville's arts
Whether you're looking for music, dance or drama, the Kentucky Center for the Arts, located in downtown Louisville, is the venue for the finest in the arts.
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