Frazier History Museum
A museum telling the story of Kentucky's history, and also the starting point and visitor center of the official Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
The Frazier History Museum sits in the museum district along Main Street. Its permanent exhibits trace Kentucky's history from frontier days to the modern era, with live actors recreating historical scenes. It is also the official starting point visitor center for the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, where you can pick up a Bourbon Trail passport and learn about the routes to each distillery. Inside, the Bourbon Trail exhibition covers whiskey making and brand history, and there is a bourbon cellar holding thousands of bottles and a tasting bar. It is a good place to do your homework before heading out to distilleries in the countryside. Adult admission is about $30, and it is closed on Mondays.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun 10:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory
- Kentucky Science Center
- Muhammad Ali Center
- Evan Williams Bourbon Experience
- Belle of Louisville
- Cathedral of the Assumption
- Fourth Street Live!
- Whiskey Row