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Welcome to Elizabethtown, aka Etown, where everything is easy, from finding fun outdoor activities to indulging in mouthwatering international cuisine. Whether you’re looking to sip your way through Elizabethtown’s historic downtown or hike one of the many trails in its surrounding parks, you’ll find a wide array of adventures in this charming area.
Tucked between Louisville and Lexington on the shores of the Kentucky River, Frankfort is not only the capital city of Kentucky but also home to southern charm, history, good bourbon and outdoor adventures.
Whether you’re seeking off-the-beaten-path outdoor adventures or a dose of local history, Henderson is where it’s at. A riverfront retreat on the banks of the Ohio River, this charming town is home to abundant green spaces, a lively entertainment scene and award-winning barbecue and craft brews.
Welcome to Hopkinsville, Kentucky, proudly hailed as the Batter Capital of the World! From a thriving arts scene to a bounty of outdoor escapades, quirky boutiques, and some seriously unique dining spots, expect a good time exploring Hopkinsville-Christian County.
Experience the stories that shaped Kentucky. The Kentucky African American Heritage Trail connects a vibrant tapestry of museums, cultural centers, historic landmarks, and monuments that honor the profound legacy and enduring contributions of Black Kentuckians. From the roots of jazz and horse racing to the resilience of civil rights pioneers, each stop along the trail invites you to explore the deep, often untold history that helped define the Commonwealth. Whether you're tracing footsteps through historic neighborhoods or uncovering powerful narratives in small-town museums, this journey is a celebration of culture, courage, and community.
The Kentucky Historic Dining Guide celebrates the stories, flavors, and spaces that make the Commonwealth one of the most culturally rich destinations in the country. Featuring locally-owned restaurants housed in National Register-listed buildings, this guide is a tribute to Kentucky’s enduring heritage—one meal at a time.
You’re invited to meet Northern Kentucky. Here, small-town charm and outdoor adventures beckon, and vibrant Cincinnati calls just north of the Ohio River. Love good bourbon? Northern Kentucky’s got you covered. Arts and culture more your scene? The museums and galleries are sure to impress. From exciting events like Oktoberfest to culinary delights like the sweet and savory taste of Cincy chili, there’s always something to discover in NKY!
Tucked away on the boundaries of Western Kentucky and Tennessee, Oak Grove is considered one of the fastest growing cities in Kentucky. Known as the "Hometown of Fort Campbell," Oak Grove offers visitors thrilling events to attend, museums to explore, along with outdoor recreation areas and more.
From big city bourbons to horse farm tours, Oldham, Kentucky, is home to a wealth of experiences just 20 minutes from downtown Louisville. Whether you love the great outdoors or seek great shopping and local history, you won't believe the experiences you will find only in Oldham!
Discover the charm of Richmond, Kentucky! Nestled in the heart of Madison County, Richmond offers a blend of small-town warmth and rich history. Explore historic sites like Fort Boonesborough, enjoy outdoor adventures at scenic parks, and immerse yourself in vibrant local events. Whether you're shopping downtown, dining at local eateries, or hiking nearby trails, Richmond provides an authentic Kentucky experience. Visit for the history, stay for the hospitality!
In Shepherdsville - Bullitt County, it's all about enjoying the casual side of travel. Home to the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Trailhead, this county offers a world of adventures just south of Louisville. From sipping whiskey flights at the James B. Beam Distillery to exploring the Bernheim Forest, Shepherdsville is sure to keep you entertained with its historic sites, attractions and events.
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