I would suggest taking the carriage ride and they tell the history behind a lot of the pictures of the murals on the wall. In September we went and it was only $10 for a 20 minute ride.

Having a mural artist paint scenes from Paducah's history on the panels of the flood walls was genius. Adding the descriptions of the murals on bronze plaques in front of each scenes takes it up another notch. We had a good time walking, reading and...More

Murals, mostly historic, are lined up along the riverbank a for viewing. This is a nice spot for walking and learning the history of Paducah and the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Derailed painted panels to enjoy as you stroll along the river wall illustrating much of the colorful history of Paducah.

Each mural tells a part of significant history of Paducah. Art work is colorful and inviting.It is fun to take a picture in front of a mural,looks like you were there at that time.

We walked all the way along and read every story. It was a great way to learn about a town. The paintings were beautifully presented.

We thoroughly enjoyed the murals that are right by the river walk. It was a very pleasant experience and a must do if you are in Paducah. Highly recommend.

During our trip to see the full eclipse, we were able to spend some time downtown walking around and viewing the murals. Although a couple of them were hidden behind other structures, there were a lot of them and it was interesting to see what...More

Great way to get a summary of the area history. Informative murals telling. the River history. Enjoyed this a lot

These were beautifully done! We wandered down after our visit to the quilt museum. The colors are so vivid, and the paintings themselves are so life-like. Our girls loved them.