ATTRACTIONS BY CITY
In the heart of Kentucky, cradled in the foothills of the beautiful Appalachian Mountains, lies Berea, the Folk Arts and Crafts Capital. A unique town with a history steeped in diversity and art, and a bright future in outdoor adventure, sustainable living, and local products, Berea is the perfect place to plan your next visit! Explore art, encounter nature and craft your experience at VisitBerea.com.
• Berea College >>
• College Square >>
• Boone Tavern and Restaurant >>
• Old Town Artisan Village >>
• Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea >>
Continue your exploration to Carlisle and visit Daniel Boone’s Cabin, sleep at Historic Forest Retreat Bed & Breakfast built by Thomas Metcalfe 10th Governor of Kentucky and home to the 1954 Kentucky Derby Winner Determine, explore beautiful downtown Carlisle with the Kentucky Doll & Toy Museum, the Neal Welcome Center, unique shops, and one of a kind local dining.
• Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park >>
• Daniel Boone’s Last Kentucky Home place >>
• Wendt's Wildlife Adventures >>
• The Kentucky Doll & Toy Museum >>
• Carlisle-Nicholas County Museum >>
Combine a little history with our love for the ride on a Tour D’Ville Bike Tour of historic Danville, but before you go, stop in at Shake-It on Fourth Street for an all-natural protein shake. Come back later for a waffle, biscuit, or hot press sandwich on Main Street at Dry Stack Coffee. Don’t have a bike? No problem! Rent one for the ride and discover some of Kentucky’s famous first moments of bold history or choose the solitary path on the Boyle County Trails system. Stop in at Melton’s Great American Deli for lunch before continuing your adventure. More of a nature buff? Visit the Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge or Perryville’s Civil War Battlefield for bird and wildlife viewing. If you want the full local experience, stay the night at one of Danville’s excellent hotels, B&Bs or online rentals and spend an evening on Main Street enjoying the local restaurants and night spots.
• Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site >>
• Danville and Perryville Historic Downtown >>
• Constitution Square Historic Site and McDowell House >>
• Pioneer Playhouse >>
• Wilderness Trail Distillery >>
Frankfort, Kentucky embodies the essence of everything that makes Kentucky special, from her natural charm and beauty to her world-renowned bourbon, all in one distinctly small but spirited package. You could say that Frankfort is Kentucky Distilled. Frankfort is the best of Kentucky, the heart of Kentucky, the soul of Kentucky.
• State Capitol, Governor's Mansion, & Floral Clock >>
• Buffalo Trace Distillery >>
• Historic Downtown shops and restaurants >>
• Josephine Sculpture Park >>
• Kentucky River Tours >>
In the heart of the Bluegrass is a small town bursting with charm in the midst of Kentucky Horse Country, Georgetown/Scott County. Major attractions are The Kentucky Horse Park; Toyota Motor Manufacturing Tour; Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Farm: and a busy, Victorian-era downtown with architectural charm and locally-owned shops, restaurants and craft breweries and distilleries.
• Country Boy Brewing >>
• Old Friends Farm for Retired Thoroughbreds >>
• Toyota Motor Manufacturing Tour >>
• Ward Hall >>
• Yuko-En Garden / Cardome Centre >>
Kentucky’s first settlement rocks its pioneer heritage! Tour Old Fort Harrod State Park; attend James Harrod: The Battle for Kentucky outdoor drama; discover 3000 acres at Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill; ride the Dixie Belle riverboat; relax at Beaumont Inn; unwind at Bright Leaf Golf Resort; visit Olde Towne Distillery; sample a flight at Lemons Mill Brewery and more!
• Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill >>
• Old Fort Harrod State Park & Summer Outdoor Theatre >>
• Beaumont Inn >>
• Dixie Belle Riverboat >>
• Lemons Mill Brewery >>
Lawrenceburg is the hub of Bourbon Country, home to both Wild Turkey and Four Roses distilleries, along with Lover's Leap and Rising Sons wineries. Visit historic downtown before stopping at the Healing Field to pay respect to Kentucky service members killed in the war on terror.
• Four Roses Distillery >>
• Wild Turkey Distillery >>
• Lover’s Leap and Rising Sons wineries >>
• Historic Downtown >>
• Memorial Healing Field of Kentucky >>
A foodie haven, the hot spot for hops, whatever it may be, Lexington, KY is for lovers of the good life. Known for being the heart of Bourbon Country and The Horse Capital of the World, this destination will pleasantly surprise you with its thriving culinary, craft beer and arts scene.
• Keeneland Race Course >>
• James E. Pepper Distillery at Distillery District >>
• Boone Creek Outdoors >>
• Kentucky Horse Park >>
• Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate >>
Turn history into adventure at Jessamine County’s major attractions: Camp Nelson Civil War Heritage Park, the National Historic Monument and former Civil War Union Army supply depot where African American soldiers enlisted to achieve their freedom; High Bridge Park and the magnificent Kentucky River Palisades; US 68 Bike Trail; Taylor Made Farm; Asbury Equine Center; historic First Vineyard Winery; and Chrisman Mill Winery and Vineyards.
• Camp Nelson Civil War Heritage Park >>
• Taylor Made Horse Farm >>
• High Bridge Historic Park >>
• KY River & Palisades (including Valley View Ferry & KY River Blueway Trail) >>
• Wineries >>
Come discover beautiful Bourbon County, Kentucky, this area is characterized by rich farmland, pristine horse farms and gently rolling terrain. One will see the charm and know why we are known for “Horses, History and Hospitality.”
• Cane Ridge Shrine Meeting House >>
• Duncan Tavern >>
• Eiffel Tower replica >>
• Paris Train Depot/Trackside Restaurant >>
• Claiborne Farm >>
When thinking of Kentucky History, most of the notable characters have called Richmond their home. We are blessed to be the home of two State Parks, White Hall Historic Site and Fort Boonesborough, and second largest Civil War Battlefield. Richmond is a town that history truly does come alive.
• Fort Boonesborough State Historic Site>>
• White Hall State Historic Site >>
• Battle of Richmond >>
• Chenault Vineyards >>
• Dreaming Creek Brewery >>
Visiting Lincoln County is like stepping back in time. Not only is our Main Street the oldest in Kentucky, but it’s walkable blocks are full of locally owned shops and southern charm. And, though you are bound to find unique gifts and must- have items downtown, the county offers its own selection of artists and farmers ready to welcome you into their shops and pastures.
• Cedar Creek Lake >>
• William Whitley House and Sportsman Hill Race Track >>
• Logan's Fort >>
• The Bluebird >>
• Historic L & N Depot and Museum >>
Known for our picturesque countryside, rock lined fences and love for all things bourbon, wine & bloodlines, Uniquely Woodford County provides an unforgettable experience of life in the Bluegrass. Create your own mini bourbon and/or wine trail with 4 of each within 15 miles and visit champions like American Pharaoh on one of our many nationally recognized horse farms.
• Castle & Key Distillery >>
• Wildside Winery >>
• Equus Run Distillery >>
• IrIsh Acres Antiques >>
• Woodford Reserve Distillery >>
Winchester – The birthplace of beer cheese and home to Kentucky’s official soft drink, Ale8one. Stroll through our Victorian era downtown, shop in our many boutiques, hike a variety of our trails, canoe the Kentucky River and Conquer the Beer Cheese Trail. We’re a must-visit community and an absolute jewel in the crown of Kentucky’s bluegrass region.
• Harkness Edwards Vineyards >>
• Ale-8-One Bottling Company >>
• Bluegrass Heritage Museum >>
• Civil War Fort at Boonesboro >>
• Beer Cheese Trail >>
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