Each year, horse enthusiasts hoof it to Louisville and Churchill Downs, the legendary home of the Kentucky Derby. In addition to equestrian endeavors and bluegrass roots, Louisville boasts a range of exciting attractions the whole family can enjoy. Stroll through Central Park, in the historic district, to people-watch and get a real feel for the city. Visit other nearby parks for hiking, biking and fossil finding. Baseball fans will love the Louisville Slugger Museum, a celebration of the sport's legends. The museum is easy to spot, just look for the humongous bat that leans against the building.
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Louisville's premier entertainment destination featuring axe throwing and the fastest go-karts in Louisville! 100% indoor, we are open year-round, rain or shine! Enjoy the perfect balance of competition and exhilaration while racing up to 40 mph go-karts, or the perfect balance of chill and thrill while flinging axes with your friends. All this while maintaining a fun atmosphere and the highest safety standards. Conveniently located just 15 minutes from Downtown Louisville, Kentucky, we offer various speeds of karts for ages 7 and up, and axe throwing for ages 14 and up. Check us out for birthday parties, bachelor(ette) parties, corporate events and team building activities!
We bought the 3 hour unlimited pass and were able to do several races, throw axes for an hour, and smash things. Everyone was very nice and helpful. Monty and Riley really tried to help us improve our ax throwing... with various degrees of success ????
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Enjoy a scenic hot air balloon ride over the beautiful landscapes surrounding Louisville, KY. This bucket-list experience is a great way to see the city and surrounding area from a unique vantage point . We offer sunrise and sunset flights year round. After your flight, enjoy a toast to commemorate your experience. Please check our website for pricing.
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We do custom distillery tours throughout the southern and eastern part of Kentucky and in and around the Louisville area. We offer tours for bachelor/bachelorette parties, reunions, family events, out-of-town visitors, Derby weekend, conference events and workplace team-building.
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Blue Moon Canoe of Kentucky,is the exclusive outfitter of the Parklands of Floyds Fork.We offer canoe,kayak and bike rentals for the Parklands so visitors can enjoy miles of bike paths and some of the most scenic paddling in Kentucky.
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Outstanding and well-kept park - perfect for hiking, dogwalking, and biking - paved bike paths as well as dirt trails through the woods and along Floyd's Fork creek - great time.
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Countdown Louisville real-world escape room adventures. You, and your team, discover hidden clues, unscramble codes, and solve puzzles to escape in time. Countdown Productions, Inc. Countdown Louisville operates only in Louisville, Kentucky and is not affiliated with any other escape room in any other city.
Our group had a great time and loved the challenge of escaping! We highly recommend Countdown Louisville to any and everyone, whether you go with family or co-workers - you will have a great time!
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Activate offers high-tech games that test your team’s physical and mental agility across a wide variety of real-life challenges. Once inside, you and your team choose from hundreds of combinations of games and difficulty levels, each lasting one to three minutes. Your electronic wristband tracks your score and progress throughout your experience.
We have been three times now so far and it is more fun every time that we go! We love that there are so many different levels and games for each room, which enables us to try to get better each time!
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Built in 1792, Locust Grove, a three story brick Georgian home, is the final home of General George Rogers Clark, the founder of Louisville, and conqueror of the Old Northwest Territory. The house was built by his sister Lucy Croghan and her husband William Croghan who raised 8 children here and hosted their brother William Clark, of Lewis and Clark fame, as well as Presidents Monroe, Jackson and Taylor, Vice President Arron Burr, statesmen such as Cassius Clay, and several artists including John James Audubon. This National Historic Landmark has been restored to reflect the elegance of General Clark's time at Locust Grove. The 55 acres of gardens, fields and woodlands are open for exploration daily.
Originally built around 1792, the house has been carefully restored and now represents the early 1800s. The house and grounds are very interesting, with furniture and decoration that lets you see what life would have been like 200 years ago. The people that have visited Locust Grove make an impressive list and add to the history of the house. Presidents Andrew Jackson and James Monroe, and Lewis & Clarke are just some of the distinguished guests. As with all houses of this period the museum documents all of the people associated with property, including the enslaved workers, who at one time numbered between 50 and 70. Also the native Americans who would have been in conflict with the pioneers who built the mansion on their land.
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Four Acres of Family Fun located in Louisville, KY! We’re open year round and are a short drive from anywhere in Kentuckiana! We feature blazing fast go karts, a 5000+ square foot Laser Tag arena, two 18-hole mini golf courses, and a full arcade featuring a mix of classic and the newest arcade games. We have four private party rooms plus a huge outdoor pavilion to accommodate any size gathering. Contact us to learn how easy it is to host amazing Birthday Parties, Group Events, Lock-ins and Fundraisers. We guarantee you will have fun, or your visit is on us!
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