The National Corvette Museum is an awesome automobile museum with something for everyone! Whether…read moreyou're a gear head, friend of classic cars, or just an admirer of Chevrolet's flagship automobile, there's something for everyone here. There is handicap parking up front and when you walk into the entrance, there are already several Corvette's on display. Some of them are actually being raffled off and tickets for the raffles can be purchased at the museum. The entrance area also has two race car simulators where you can safely experience the thrill of driving a race car Corvette. There are senior discounts and military discounts (veterans and active duty) available so make sure you inform them prior to purchasing your tickets. Inside the museum is a journey through the past to the evolution of the Corvette! There are many classic Corvettes, Corvettes that were race cars, prototype Corvettes, and even celebrity owned Corvettes! There's a lot of history in this museum and they even talk about a sinkhole event that happened at the museum in 2014 and steps taken to recover the beloved cars! Some cars amazingly came out in great condition, but others suffered irreparable damage! This museum is just a real celebration of one of America's most beloved sports cars! Take a look, take photos, but go visit if you have a chance! There are guided tours we were told, but many people choose to just self tour the museum on their own! You even get a wristband, so if you don't complete the museum tour in the morning, you can come back in the afternoon and complete your tour. Overall, it's a very fun, interactive, and enjoyable experience and I would highly recommend!!

We came here in June 2026 before our flight home from TN to CA. It was a fun experience for both…read moreadults and kids. Kiddos got to sit in the corvette demo car (it's a simulated ride at the far end of the lobby before you enter the museum exhibits). There were new corvettes on display in the lobby, as those were the cars that new owners were going to pick up directly from the museum. Once admission is paid, you enter the exhibit area to learn about the history of the corvette and there's even an interactive area for kids to design their car and see it live on the jumbo screen. We walked into their iconic Skydome, which was awesome to visit. There is also an archives library that you can go into, there are some pens available to take home as a souvenir if you'd like. A large gift shop was on site, so we picked up a magnet!

Absolutely stunning experience. The museum was breathtaking personally, and I truly felt serenity…read morewalking through the grounds. 10/10 recommend and hope to return soon!

Wow!! This place is so cool and how did I not know it existed when I was a student at WKU?! I loved…read moreroaming the grounds, getting lost in all the scenery. It is absolutely gorgeous here. The story and history behind this place is amazing and I love to see how well kept everything is, here. Highly recommend giving yourself a couple of hours to explore because there is so much to see! They close at 5pm and we arrived around 4:30pm, so not enough time to explore the museum, maybe next time. We were able to take several photos of the arboretum and let me tell you, you cannot take a bad picture here - everything is stellar!

Excellent collection of Kentucky history. Enjoyed a guided tour of the museum, including a log…read morecabin on the grounds. Don't miss this on a visit to Bowling Green,Ky.

This museum is so nice. They have a quilt display, a large area of antique and vintage furniture,…read moreperiod clothes and much more. There is no admission fee. It was delightful.

The staff member greeted us in the welcome center with an incredible smile and excitement for…read morehistory. She was an incredible wealth of knowledge and personally stepped outside to show us the direction of our self guided tour. The cost was $15.00 per adult. The preservation of this site is an absolute labor of love. Unfortunately, only 9 of the buildings survived out of 225 buildings. The rest of the buildings were devastated by a previous owner. However, this organization was very classy in maintaining a balance of history while not degrading the poor choices made by this individual. ( You will see what I mean.) Just a note: this is not a tour that is handicapped accessible. There are a lot of stairs and quite a distance to cover to the cemetery.

I love to visit the shaker village in south union. My mother in law Sue worked in the gift shop and…read moredid tours back in the early 2000's. Amazing history so well kept to see how they lived.