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The Louisville Palace Theatre: ornate showcase for great entertainment

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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Cave Hill Cemetery: final resting place of many Kentucky legends

Cave Hill Cemetery: final resting place of many Kentucky legends
For 160 years, Cave Hill Cemetery has been the final resting place of Revolutionary War heroes, famous inventors, Abraham Lincoln's friends and one of his Cabinet members, governors and mayors,as well as everyday Louisville residents. Weather permitting, visitors can come daily to the garden-like spot and stroll through the grounds to view the grave markers, monuments and plaques or simply enjoy the trees, grassy hills, ponds and lakes.

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Belle of Louisville: a real paddlewheel plies the Ohio

Belle of Louisville: a real paddlewheel plies the Ohio
Take a cruise on the Ohio River the way the way passengers have for nearly a century: on a steamboat with a real paddle wheel. From late May until late October, the Belle of Louisville cruises eastward on the Ohio River for daytime and evening cruises.

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Love horses? Make tracks to the Derby Museum

Love horses? Make tracks to the Derby Museum
It's dedicated to "the greatest two minutes in sports," but this tribute to the Kentucky Derby can provide hours of entertainment and education.

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Stage One: top-tier plays for kids - and adults, too

Stage One: top-tier plays for kids - and adults, too
Louisville's Stage One presents award-winning plays — including many world premieres — that appeal to all ages.

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Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom: still quite a thrill

Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom: still quite a thrill
For years, Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom billed itself as "the Thrill Park," and backed its boast with screaming roller coasters like Chang and Thunder Run. The adrenalin rush is still there, but this season, some of the best thrills may be on stage.

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Louisville Science Center: stop by for some serious fun

Louisville Science Center: stop by for some serious fun
The Louisville Science Center takes its mission seriously: to make science fun! The center features more than 120 interactive exhibits, a four-story IMAX Theatre, a 2,600-year-old mummy, KidZone, and more.

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Riverside, The Farnsley-Moremen Landing: a step back in time

Riverside, The Farnsley-Moremen Landing: a step back in time
Take a step back in time with a visit to Riverside, The Farnsley-Moremen Landing. Visitors can experience how farming evolved more than 150 years ago and how the Ohio River once served as the nation's first "superhighway."

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The Falls of the Ohio State Park: facile with fossils

The Falls of the Ohio State Park: facile with fossils
You don't have to be an old fossil to love the Falls of the Ohio State Park, located on the Indiana bank of the Ohio River. True, the park is located next to one of the most extensive naturally exposed fossil beds in the world. But with an array of multimedia presentations and outdoor activities, the center has carved out a important position for those who love nature and are fascinated by nature's history.

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Spirit of Jefferson: Cruise the Ohio in comfort

Spirit of Jefferson: Cruise the Ohio in comfort
Too often cast in the shadow of the more well-known Belle of Louisville, the spunky Spirit of Jefferson shows passengers a different side of the Ohio River.

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