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Famous for the Kentucky Horse Parks
and farms and scenic drives past beautiful pasture land, the Kentucky Bluegrass
Region is truly a horse-lover's paradise. And, for those in the know, it’s so much
more.
Lexington, Kentucky’s second-largest city and the Horse Capital of the World, offers
a vibrant mix of historic sites, shopping, attractions, dining and nightlife. Visit
the State Botanical Garden of Kentucky, the Railroad Museum and the world renowned
Kentucky Horse Park where you can pet champion thoroughbreds. Lincoln’s Lexington
Walking Tour encompasses 18 historic sites in this beautiful city.
Berea, Crafts and Folk Arts Capital of Kentucky was recently named among “The Nation’s
Top 25 Arts Destinations” by American Style magazine. Visit with artisans in over
40 artists’ studios and enjoy world-class festivals in this historic college mountain
town. A don’t-miss is the Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea where you can view and
purchase Berea crafts and enjoy dining at the Center’s café.
Explore the Capitol Grounds and the Kentucky History Center in the
Kentucky capital city of Frankfort; tour Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill,
America’s largest restored Shaker community; enjoy exceptional thoroughbred racing
in Keeneland and spend an evening at Kentucky’s oldest outdoor dinner theatre, the
lively Pioneer Playhouse in Danville. Play outdoors, visit pioneer, Civil War and
living history exhibits, take the Woodland Reserve Distillery Tour and enjoy your
vacation in the beautiful Kentucky Bluegrass Region.