Kentucky’s second-oldest city, brimming with Georgian and Federal architecture, is known as the Bourbon Capital of the World. Bourbon has been distilled in Bardstown since 1776, and the industry has …
This small town in southeastern Kentucky ticks all the boxes for an active vacation in beautiful nature. Somerset is right on Lake Cumberland, with state and county parks nearby for …
West of the Kentucky River, Lawrenceburg is a small town in Central Kentucky with a big beverage industry. Two of the world’s most prized bourbon brands, Wild Turkey and Four …
Nicknamed “Crater City”, Middlesboro has a one-of-a-kind location, in the middle of a meteorite crater three miles in diameter. On the east side is the Cumberland Gap, a pass in …
This suburban city sits on Louisville’s east side, with malls, shopping centers, sprawling parks and historic properties all around. Lyndon’s southwest corner grazes Shelbyville Road, which is a vital commercial …
In Kentucky’s Bluegrass Region and not far east of Louisville, Shelbyville is the kind of place where you can get in touch with Kentucky signatures like horse-breeding and bourbon. This …
The seat of Barren County, Glasgow is on the edge of South Central Kentucky’s cave country, and the closest town of scale to Mammoth Cave National Park. Mammoth Cave is …
A southeastern suburb of Louisville, Jeffersontown was founded in the late 18th century at the crossroads now known as Gaslight Square. Tens of thousands of people descend on Gaslight Square …
Near the center of Kentucky’s Bluegrass Region, Georgetown is folded into some of the prettiest countryside you could hope to see. Bordering the town is rolling, fertile pasture, crisscrossed by …
Kentucky’s capital city is the fourth smallest state capital in the United States, but if you’re intrigued by the Commonwealth’s history you’ll have enough to keep you rapt for a …