Your adventure begins right here — the U.S. headquarters of one of America's oldest patriotic organizations, founded in 1889. The striking building anchors the western end of Museum Row and houses an extensive genealogical research library and education center dedicated to preserving the legacy of the American Revolutionary War.

Marked by the world's largest baseball bat — a 120-foot steel replica leaning against its facade — this iconic landmark is a love letter to America's pastime and a proud symbol of Louisville craftsmanship; the same spirit of quality that defines Kentucky's food and drink culture.

Right in the heart of Museum Row, the Frazier Kentucky History Museum brings the story of the Bluegrass State to life through immersive exhibits spanning thousands of years. It also serves as the official starting point of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail — making it a fitting stop as we begin your journey toward Whiskey Row.

A pioneering boutique hotel and contemporary art museum wrapped into one historic building, 21c anchors Whiskey Row with free exhibits open around the clock and is home to Proof on Main, one of Louisville's most celebrated farm-to-table restaurants.

This contemporary craft and art museum celebrates the intersection of fine art and functional making, a fitting stop on a tour that honors the craft behind great food and drink.

Your tour winds down along the most storied block in Louisville — Whiskey Row. This stretch of beautifully restored 19th-century cast-iron warehouses once made Louisville the bourbon capital of the world, and today it's home to distilleries, bars, and restaurants that keep that legacy alive. The perfect final chapter to any Louisville food tour.