Walks for the Inquisitive

The first day in Louisville, we decided to start early and went for breakfast at Wild Eggs. The interior of this café is quite usual - everything is very neat and clean, but without any excesses. In the menu, we liked homemade toasts and sausages with sauce, and also liked the traditional recipe of oatmeal.

The stop in any city has always been accompanied by visits to various museums, including those devoted to historical subjects, and this time was no exception.
Many expositions were waiting for us here, but our attention was immediately attracted by the collection of miniatures dedicated to battles and other historical events, so that a trip to this museum became interesting not only for us adults, but also for children. It is also worth saying that when planning your visit here, we must remember that on Sunday the museum is open from noon.

We, as very inquisitive tourists, couldn't help but visit the local planetarium Gheens Science Hall And Rauch Planetarium and were impressed in the end. There are exhibitions devoted not only to planets and space, but also to various wonders of the planet Earth, including, for example, super-volcanoes.
The space exhibitions are also magnificent, especially the hall of black holes, as well as the exposition telling about the distant exoplanets. The particularly inquisitive can come here for half a day or more.

We decided to take a break and get some strength in the middle of it at The Post, a pizzeria near the planetarium.
Inside it is very comfortable and pleasant to sit, there is also a small veranda, where you can also take a table. In addition to a large selection of pizzas, the menu also includes a selection of salads, sandwiches and various snacks.

Having had a snack and gained strength, we headed to Louisville Zoo Glacier Run Zoo. An incredible place, a huge number of interesting and funny animals, the territory is divided into thematic areas to make it easier to navigate and find what is interesting.
The area of Australia was amazingly interesting, and we saw many unusual animals here, including wallabies and wallabies, colorful lorquettes and many others.

By this time, we had time to visit almost everything we had planned, so we decided just to go for a walk in one of the most famous parks of the city - Big Rock. The landscape here is simply magnificent, a walk along the neat paths along the ponds and greenery so much carried away that at some point we just forgot that we are in the city.

After a long walk and getting tired, we went to have dinner at Mission BBQ restaurant, which is just on the way to the hotel. The atmosphere here is very comfortable and cozy, the interior is beautiful. The menu is full of meat dishes, among which we tasted beef slices, brisket, vegetable salad and fried potatoes with sauce as a side dish.

The day was quite long, we visited the most interesting places of the city, made excursions to museums and planetariums, and now we just need to rest because tomorrow we have to go back to St. Louis, on the way we will also stop at several beautiful places.