Top choice in Bluegrass Country
At this kind of place American eating is all about, local character Rick Paul whips up excellent (mostly Cajun) greasy spoon dishes at this tiny diner near the Singing Bridge. Dishes like crawfish pie and Cajun omelets are standouts, but there's Memphis-style pulled pork sandwiches and other regional comfort food as well.
The whole place is chock full of Americana kitsch, right down to the Mardi Gras beads on the bathroom door.
6.79 MILES
Restored to its 1800s glory, Woodford is perhaps the prettiest distillery in Kentucky. The company still uses old-fashioned copper pots to triple distill…
4.23 MILES
Castle & Key looks like something out of a fairy tale. Colonel EH Taylor built it as a distillery in 1887, complete with a turreted stone castle, lush…
8.66 MILES
Coolmore is an international breeding giant, so it’s no surprise top racehorses American Pharaoh and Justify – both Triple Crown winners – have retired to…
13.8 MILES
Family-owned since the 1700s, this 1864-acre ranch has born, broken and trained numerous champions. Hour-long tours take place on various Monday and…
25.91 MILES
The company that owns the famed Keeneland track also owns this farm where you can see working racehorses up close during 90-minute tours of the stables,…
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill
27.2 MILES
This area was home to a community of the Shaker religious sect until the early 1900s. Tour dozens of impeccably restored buildings, set amid buttercup…
Lexington Art League at Loudoun House
24 MILES
Art and architecture buffs won't want to miss this edgy, contemporary visual arts gallery housed in a freestanding American Gothic Revival mansion in the…
1.53 MILES
Not only is it the nation's oldest continuously operating distillery, in business since 1787 and chock full of cool old buildings, but Buffalo Trace is…
1. Thomas D Clark Center for Kentucky History
0.33 MILES
This museum and research facility features more than 3000 artifacts on display, tracing the state's story from prehistoric settlements to the emergence of…
0.35 MILES
Architecture buffs will want to explore the impressive-looking building, which was the seat of power from 1830 to 1910. Tours depart from the nearby…
3. Kentucky Military History Museum
0.38 MILES
Learn more about how America's many wars affected or involved Kentucky.
0.71 MILES
American pioneer and Kentucky folk hero Daniel Boone, whose adventures led him to settle present-day Kentucky, is buried on a hilltop in Frankfort…
1.53 MILES
Not only is it the nation's oldest continuously operating distillery, in business since 1787 and chock full of cool old buildings, but Buffalo Trace is…
4.23 MILES
Castle & Key looks like something out of a fairy tale. Colonel EH Taylor built it as a distillery in 1887, complete with a turreted stone castle, lush…
6.79 MILES
Restored to its 1800s glory, Woodford is perhaps the prettiest distillery in Kentucky. The company still uses old-fashioned copper pots to triple distill…
8.66 MILES
Coolmore is an international breeding giant, so it’s no surprise top racehorses American Pharaoh and Justify – both Triple Crown winners – have retired to…