Frazier History Museum Tours and Tickets

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A standard adult admission ticket for the Frazier History Museum costs US$16. Children aged 4 and under go free, while military personnel and senior citizens aged 60 and older pay a discounted rate of US$14. Kids aged 5–17 cost US$10 each.

Yes, all exhibition spaces at the Frazier History Museum are accessible to visitors using wheelchairs or with limited mobility. You can also borrow wheelchairs from the admissions desk on a first-come, first-served basis. Museum restrooms are wheelchair-accessible and equipped with baby-changing stations, too.

Located in downtown Louisville on Museum Row of the Bourbon District, the Frazier History Museum is known as the official starting point of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. The museum is focused on sharing Kentucky’s history, culture, and traditions with the world, and combines permanent exhibits with a range of temporary shows.

Yes and no. Parking is available at the Frazier History Museum, but it’s only free for members. Non-members will need to pay to access the lot, located at street-level on Ninth Street. You can also find metered parking spots near the main entrance of the museum and a garage on Eighth Street.

Allow 2–3 hours for visiting the Frazier History Museum, depending on your pace. Put aside extra time if you’re planning on adding a bourbon tasting experience, which typically ranges from 45 minutes to an hour. You can browse the exhibition page on the museum website to plan your visit.