Muhammad Ali Center
Under $25Follow Muhammad Ali's life through films, memorabilia and interactive exhibits, and step into a ring modeled on his training camp.

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Big Four Bridge is a sightseeing stop in Louisville, KY, part of the Louisville and the Bluegrass guide. Cost: free.
Waterfront Park, east end off River Rd · Louisville, KY
The Big Four Bridge was built in 1895 as a railroad bridge and reopened to people on foot and bike in 2013. You climb a quarter-mile ramp from Waterfront Park, cross the Ohio River on the half-mile truss span and come down a second ramp in Jeffersonville, Indiana. After dark, programmable LED lights wrapped around the iron framework glow in changing colors over the river.
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