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National Corvette Museum

Located in Bowling Green, Kentucky across the Street from the words only Corvette Assembly plant, which offers free tours weekdays at 9 am and 1 pm. The National Corvette Museum features over 60 display, representing the Corvette's past present and future. Recognizable by the bright yellow conical roof and 12'Slory red spire, it has become a landmark for Bowling Green The Museum hosts extravagant Corvette events throughout the year from April to October, and offers an experience like no other.

From the first Corvette produced in 1953 to one of a kind concept vehicles visitors will see many other display inside the 68000 square foot facility.

A Corvette store featuring the latest in Corvette apparel and memorabilia and a 200 seat Chevrolet Theater presenting a Corvette History film are part of the museums experience. Open daily at 8 am to 5pm CST, tours are self guided tours offered twice a day.

For detail information please visit the website below.
www.corvettemuseum.com


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