
A Concise Guide to Top Must Visit Museums and Parks in Downtown Louisville
Louisville is one of the most popular tourist cities in Kentucky, United States. The city is home to entertainments, fun activities, cultural events, festivals, education and tourism. There are historic museums and parks in the city which provides education through exhibits and programs.
The top recommended museums to visit in the Louisville trip are Kentucky Derby Museum, Speed Art Museum, Frazier international History Museum, Louisville slugger museum, Kentucky museum of art and craft, Mohammed Ali museum, and many more. The top recommended parks in Louisville are Waterfront Park, Iroquois park, E.P Tom Sawyer state park, Cherokee Park, Shawnee Park, and other must see parks.
The Kentucky Derby Museum is the must see museum in Louisville which was opened to public in the year 1985. The museum was established to provide the impression of tradition and pride of the city to the visitors. The museum receives 210,000 guests every year. The museum is located at: 704, Central Avenue, Louisville, KY 40208.
The Speed art museum which was formally known as the J B speed memorial museum was established in the year 1925. This is the largest and oldest museum of Kentucky which has the collection o American, African European and contemporary art works.
The Louisville extreme park is one among the best stake parks in Louisville. The park has 40,000 square feet of outdoor activity area which entertain the whole family. The park offers variety of activities for everyone in the family.
The Cherokee Park is the most recommended park which is located in the east end of Louisville. The park has 2.4 miles of scenic loop, fully fenced dog park, and bird sanctuary.

