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704, avenue centrale,

Point de départ : Musée du Kentucky Derby
Adresse : 704, avenue centrale, Louisville, KY 40208
Dates : Tous les jours

Nous vous recommandons d'arriver au moins 90 minutes avant la fermeture pour profiter pleinement de l'expérience. La dernière visite à pied historique de la journée commence 30 minutes avant la fermeture.

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Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
Les bébés et les petits enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Des transports en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Les bébés doivent asseyez-vous sur les genoux d'un adulte
Déconseillé aux voyageurs ayant une mauvaise santé cardiovasculaire
Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
Une petite quantité de marche est nécessaire si vous choisissez pour profiter de la visite à pied historique de Churchill Downs
Accessible en fauteuil roulant : Des locations gratuites de fauteuils roulants sont disponibles sur la base du premier arrivé, premier servi sur demande. Vous pouvez apporter votre propre fauteuil roulant manuel, fauteuil roulant motorisé ou scooter de mobilité électrique.
Une boucle à induction est disponible pour les malentendants.
Sous réserve de conditions météorologiques favorables. En cas d'annulation en raison de mauvaises conditions météorologiques, vous aurez le choix entre une autre date ou un remboursement complet.
Le stationnement est disponible devant le Musée. Les jours de course lors des événements de l'hippodrome de Churchill Downs, le stationnement sur ce parking sera payant.
Distanciation sociale imposée tout au long de l'expérience
En raison du COVID-19 et pour la sécurité de nos invités et notre personnel, le Musée est limité à des visites de plus petite taille. Vous devez réserver votre place en réservant l'heure de votre visite à l'avance.

À quoi s'attendre

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Kentucky Derby Museum

Located in Louisville, the Kentucky Derby is one of America’s most exciting horse racing events in the world and takes place at Churchill Downs Racetrack. It is the first leg of the American Triple Crown and is known as "The Most Exciting Two Minutes In Sports" because of the actual duration of the race. Some like to call the race "The Run for the Roses" for the blanket of roses draped over the Derby winner. When you visit, you will enjoy a self-guided tour of the Kentucky Derby Museum, which includes two levels of family-friendly interactive permanent & temporary exhibits. Ten minutes past each hour, you will have the opportunity to see "The Greatest Race," an 18-minute movie about the Kentucky Derby and its history, a story that puts you right in the heart of the first Saturday of May. Immediately following "The Greatest Race" and at 30-minutes past every hour, you will experience an exhilarating 30-minute guided walking tour of historic Churchill Downs Racetrack and witness where some of the most famous teams of jockeys and Thoroughbreds competed such as Secretariat, Barbaro, Big Brown, California Chrome and the most recent Triple Crown winner in 2015- American Pharoah.

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Kentucky Derby Museum

Located in Louisville, the Kentucky Derby is one of America’s most exciting horse racing events in the world and takes place at Churchill Downs Racetrack. It is the first leg of the American Triple Crown and is known as "The Most Exciting Two Minutes In Sports" because of the actual duration of the race. Some like to call the race "The Run for the Roses" for the blanket of roses draped over the Derby winner. When you visit, you will enjoy a self-guided tour of the Kentucky Derby Museum, which includes two levels of family-friendly interactive permanent & temporary exhibits. Ten minutes past each hour, you will have the opportunity to see "The Greatest Race," an 18-minute movie about the Kentucky Derby and its history, a story that puts you right in the heart of the first Saturday of May. Immediately following "The Greatest Race" and at 30-minutes past every hour, you will experience an exhilarating 30-minute guided walking tour of historic Churchill Downs Racetrack and witness where some of the most famous teams of jockeys and Thoroughbreds competed such as Secretariat, Barbaro, Big Brown, California Chrome and the most recent Triple Crown winner in 2015- American Pharoah.

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Kentucky Derby Museum

Located in Louisville, the Kentucky Derby is one of America’s most exciting horse racing events in the world and takes place at Churchill Downs Racetrack. It is the first leg of the American Triple Crown and is known as "The Most Exciting Two Minutes In Sports" because of the actual duration of the race. Some like to call the race "The Run for the Roses" for the blanket of roses draped over the Derby winner. When you visit, you will enjoy a self-guided tour of the Kentucky Derby Museum, which includes two levels of family-friendly interactive permanent & temporary exhibits. Ten minutes past each hour, you will have the opportunity to see "The Greatest Race," an 18-minute movie about the Kentucky Derby and its history, a story that puts you right in the heart of the first Saturday of May. Immediately following "The Greatest Race" and at 30-minutes past every hour, you will experience an exhilarating 30-minute guided walking tour of historic Churchill Downs Racetrack and witness where some of the most famous teams of jockeys and Thoroughbreds competed such as Secretariat, Barbaro, Big Brown, California Chrome and the most recent Triple Crown winner in 2015- American Pharoah.

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Kentucky Derby Museum

Located in Louisville, the Kentucky Derby is one of America’s most exciting horse racing events in the world and takes place at Churchill Downs Racetrack. It is the first leg of the American Triple Crown and is known as "The Most Exciting Two Minutes In Sports" because of the actual duration of the race. Some like to call the race "The Run for the Roses" for the blanket of roses draped over the Derby winner. When you visit, you will enjoy a self-guided tour of the Kentucky Derby Museum, which includes two levels of family-friendly interactive permanent & temporary exhibits. Ten minutes past each hour, you will have the opportunity to see "The Greatest Race," an 18-minute movie about the Kentucky Derby and its history, a story that puts you right in the heart of the first Saturday of May. Immediately following "The Greatest Race" and at 30-minutes past every hour, you will experience an exhilarating 30-minute guided walking tour of historic Churchill Downs Racetrack and witness where some of the most famous teams of jockeys and Thoroughbreds competed such as Secretariat, Barbaro, Big Brown, California Chrome and the most recent Triple Crown winner in 2015- American Pharoah.

5

Kentucky Derby Museum

Located in Louisville, the Kentucky Derby is one of America’s most exciting horse racing events in the world and takes place at Churchill Downs Racetrack. It is the first leg of the American Triple Crown and is known as "The Most Exciting Two Minutes In Sports" because of the actual duration of the race. Some like to call the race "The Run for the Roses" for the blanket of roses draped over the Derby winner. When you visit, you will enjoy a self-guided tour of the Kentucky Derby Museum, which includes two levels of family-friendly interactive permanent & temporary exhibits. Ten minutes past each hour, you will have the opportunity to see "The Greatest Race," an 18-minute movie about the Kentucky Derby and its history, a story that puts you right in the heart of the first Saturday of May. Immediately following "The Greatest Race" and at 30-minutes past every hour, you will experience an exhilarating 30-minute guided walking tour of historic Churchill Downs Racetrack and witness where some of the most famous teams of jockeys and Thoroughbreds competed such as Secretariat, Barbaro, Big Brown, California Chrome and the most recent Triple Crown winner in 2015- American Pharoah.

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Musée du Derby du Kentucky

Situé à Louisville, le Kentucky Derby est l'un des événements de courses de chevaux les plus excitants d'Amérique au monde et se déroule à l'hippodrome de Churchill Downs. Il s'agit de la première étape de la Triple Couronne américaine et est connue sous le nom de "Les deux minutes les plus excitantes du sport" en raison de la durée réelle de la course. Certains aiment appeler la course "The Run for the Roses" pour la couverture de roses drapée sur le vainqueur du Derby. Lors de votre visite, vous profiterez d'une visite autoguidée du Kentucky Derby Museum, qui comprend deux niveaux d'expositions permanentes et temporaires interactives adaptées aux familles. Toutes les heures dix minutes, vous aurez l'occasion de voir "The Greatest Race", un film de 18 minutes sur le Derby du Kentucky et son histoire, une histoire qui vous plonge en plein cœur du premier samedi de mai. Immédiatement après "The Greatest Race" et à 30 minutes toutes les heures, vous ferez l'expérience d'une visite guidée à pied exaltante de 30 minutes de l'hippodrome historique de Churchill Downs et assisterez à la compétition de certaines des équipes les plus célèbres de jockeys et de pur-sang, telles que Secrétariat, Barbaro, Big Brown, California Chrome et le plus récent vainqueur de la Triple Couronne en 2015 - American Pharoah.

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J8246RErobertb

Jun 2020

I loved seeing all the memorabilia from the many beautiful champions and touring the stands, but my most moving was sitting in the round table horse rink and seeing and hearing the history of great races like the Triple Crown winners. Don't miss it! All ages can enjoy it.

snydes66

Jun 2020

We spent a lot of time here and enjoyed every minute of it. This was last minute on our trip to Louisville, but definitely a must do.

MAbelini

Mar 2020

My 20s son and I booked the 10:30 am Historic Walking tour on a very chilly Thursday in February. The walking tour took about a half hour followed by entrance to the Kentucky Derby Museum and a 11:10 showing of "The Greatest Race". Our tour guide met approximately 15 of us and led us outside. Walking along to Churchill Downs, he pointed out the plaques along the roofline with the winners names for each year; some winning triple crown. He also described the history and how horses are selected to run each year. I didn't realize that thoroughbreds are three years old and only eligible the one year. We next saw a section of the courtyard where the race horses and jockeys walk into prior to the race, settle in an outside stall and prep for the race. After this we walked into the racetrack itself. The racetrack surface is protected so no one is allowed to step on it. However, we stood beside it and inside the winners circle all the while listening to our guide explaining several traditions for the Kentucky Derby including the handling of tickets and the sizable crowd. He led us back inside where we had about ten minutes before our movie was scheduled to begin. The movie "The Greatest Race" is quite cool and a definite must see. You sit on stools that spin and the screen above you is 360 degrees. You spin around to watch the appropriate scenes as the story unfolds. It was updated through 2019. After the movie, we toured the museum. It is quite interactive in that it offers a mechanical horse to sit on that simulates you racing the horse in a derby race. There are jockey outfits to try on. There is a place to simulate placing bets. Besides the interactive elements, there are many displays to read and appreciate. Some examples are that they have a statue of the current winning jockey and horse with the blanket of roses. There is a replica of the starting gate. There are plaques of every year's winner so you can find one from years that are meaningful to you. Outside the museum is a paddock with one retired race horse for viewing. There are restrooms and a museum with a fun selection of fancy derby hats for purchase or photographing! A very enjoyable and worthwhile visit while in Louisville!

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Jun 2020

Wow! What a wonderful review. We appreciate you taking the time to provide such positive feedback. Thanks for visiting!