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Visit the Muhammad Ali Center, a museum dedicated to the life and legacy of the legendary boxer. From there, take a stroll through Waterfront Park, a beautiful green space along the Ohio River.

Head to the Urban Bourbon Trail, a collection of bars and restaurants that specialize in bourbon. You can take a tour of the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience to learn more about the history and production of this iconic Kentucky spirit.

Have dinner at the Proof on Main, a restaurant located inside the 21c Museum Hotel. The menu features seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and the contemporary art on display throughout the hotel is worth a visit on its own.

Start the day with a visit to the Churchill Downs Racetrack, where you can watch the horses train and take a tour of the facility.

Explore the Highlands neighborhood, known for its eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, and bars. For a unique experience, head to the Highland Morning coffee shop and try the "Hot Brown" breakfast sandwich - a Louisville classic.

Have dinner at the Seviche restaurant, which combines Latin American and Southern flavors to create a unique dining experience.

Take a day trip to the Mammoth Cave National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features the world's longest known cave system. You can take a guided tour of the cave or explore the surrounding hiking trails.

Visit the Maker's Mark Distillery in Loretto, Kentucky, where you can take a tour of the facility and learn about the process of making this iconic bourbon.

Have dinner at the Harvest Restaurant, which focuses on seasonal and locally-sourced ingredients. The menu changes frequently to reflect the freshest produce available.

Visit the Frazier History Museum, which features exhibits on Kentucky history, including bourbon, the Civil War, and Lewis and Clark's expedition.

Take a stroll through the Old Louisville neighborhood, which is home to the largest collection of Victorian homes in the country. Stop by the Conrad-Caldwell House Museum to see one of the most impressive examples of Victorian architecture.

Have dinner at the Jack Fry's Restaurant, a Louisville institution since 1933. The menu includes classic Southern dishes like fried chicken and shrimp and grits.