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Located in the heart of Central Kentucky, Lexington's Bluegrass Region is home to world-class horses, breathtaking landscapes and a culture rich in tradition.
Visit the Kentucky Horse Park, set on 1,200 acres of rolling bluegrass countryside. This working horse farm features more than 50 breeds of horse at work and play, the International Museum of the Horse and a variety of daily shows. It is also a world-class competition facility and site of the 2010 FEI Alltech World Equestrian Games. In the Bluegrass you can tour private horse farms or for a behind-the-scenes look at the daily life of a thoroughbred in training, visit The Thoroughbred Center.
The Bluegrass is full of inspiring historic sites. Discover 19th-century life in one of the region's many historic homes or explore Kentucky's pivotal Civil War battles. America's largest restored Shaker Village, Pleasant Hill, is set on 3,000 acres and is a National Historic Landmark. This living history museum offers a glimpse into the lives of America's longest lasting communal society and offers more than 40 miles of hiking and special programs throughout the year.
Kentucky produces nearly all of the world’s supply of bourbon! Visit historic bourbon distilleries along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail to discover the heritage of the United States’ only native spirit.
Indulge our in delightful regional cuisine and enjoy our warm southern hospitality while experiencing the sights and sounds of the Bluegrass that will create memories to last a lifetime. For your free Visitor Planning Guide call(800)845-3959 or www.visitlex.com.
Phone: (800) 845-3959
Website: www.visitlex.com
