
Before becoming the 16th president, Abraham Lincoln lived in this two-story home from 1844–1861. The site includes preserved neighboring homes and a visitor center. Free guided tours are available, showcasing original furnishings and historic interiors

A Greek Revival National Historic Landmark where Abraham Lincoln delivered his “House Divided” speech (1858) and where Barack Obama announced his presidential run (2007). Visitors can explore chambers, libraries, rotunda, and landscaped grounds via guided or self-tours.

A 150-acre park featuring walking trails, gardens, tennis courts, ponds, playgrounds, and the Rees Carillon. The botanical garden includes a glass-domed conservatory, rose gardens, and tropical plant exhibits.

Renaissance Revival building with a 405-foot dome. Free guided tours available.

Immersive exhibits showcasing Lincoln’s life, family, Civil War history, and artifacts.

Cultural museum highlighting African American history and heritage

Description: Frank Lloyd Wright architectural masterpiece showcasing historic design and interiors.

Final resting place of Abraham Lincoln and his family, built with nationwide contributions.

Zoo featuring animals from Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Americas in a park setting.

Downtown farmers market supporting local farms, fresh food, and local businesses.