Located on the banks of the Ohio River in Newport, Kentucky, the Newport Aquarium showcases an underwater world that sparks curiosity and wonder.
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Ark Encounter
the Ark Encounter features a massive, full-size interpretation of Noah’s Ark—measuring over 500 feet long.
Toyota Kentucky Experience Center
A field trip to the Toyota Kentucky Experience Center in Georgetown offers students an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at one of the world’s most advanced vehicle manufacturing plants.
Louisville Downtown Civil Rights Trail
During the early 1960s, Louisville was the site of a series of demonstrations and protests urging for social change in the segregated communities.
Kentucky Historical Society
The KHS offers a wealth of unique educational programs and field trip opportunities designed to engage students in a variety of subjects, including history, social studies, art, and civics.
Daniel Boone National Forest
The national forest offers students engaging outdoor education through various field trip experiences.
Kentucky Derby Museum
For groups fascinated by horse racing and athletic excellence, the Kentucky Derby Museum is a must-visit destination that celebrates the iconic racing event held annually at Churchill Downs.
Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park
One of Kentucky’s most notable historical facts is that Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, was born in the state in 1809.
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