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 >>

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 >>

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 >>

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 >>