When you think of Louisville, what comes to mind? Baseball bats? Horse racing? Add museums, great restaurants, a vibrant nightlife, and plenty of family activities and you've scratched the surface of this classic American city. Begin your visit here with a fine breakfast at one of Louisville's diverse cafes or restaurants. Then it's time to learn about the city's history and its impact on the world. The Kentucky Derby Museum traces the early days up to the current details of this great horse race, held at Churchill Downs since 1875. The Kentucky Railway Museum offers a glimpse into the role trains have played in shaping the state and region. You'll find many outdoor activities in Louisville, including the Long Run Golf Course and the Louisville Zoo. One of the more popular sites to visit here is the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, where you can see how one of the world's legendary brands of baseball bats is made and learn about its long history. Another sports attraction is the Muhammad Ali Center, which celebrates the life, legacy, and global initiatives of the legendary boxing champ. Car buffs won't want to miss the National Corvette Museum. And check this one out, the Schmidt Museum of Coca-Cola Memorabilia, where you're sure to spark some memories linked to this ubiquitous soft drink. You'll also find the Thomas Edison House in Louisville and families will enjoy the Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom theme park. How about a riverboat cruise?