Cave Hill Cemetery & Arboretum

Chartered in 1848, Cave Hill Cemetery & Arboretum is an active Victorian-style cemetery and Level II Accredited Arboretum located in the bustling Highlands neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky. An active cemetery with over 140,000 residents - including boxer and humanitarian, Muhammad Ali, and KFC Founder, Colonel Harland Sanders - it is the premier cemetery in the state and is widely recognized across the globe.

Cave Hill has been featured in Lonely Planet, ESPN, American Cemetery Magazine, Garden & Gun, and countless other publications. It is considered one of the World's Greatest Cemeteries.