A Thoroughbred horse racing facility and was ranked in 2009 as #1 in top ten tracks.

A working horse farm and educational theme park that opened in 1978.

Since opening in 1976 it has been the centerpiece of Lexington Center, a convention and shopping facility and 2 lodging facilities. It serves as home court to the University of Kentucky Wildcats Men's Basketball Team.

The park features water fountains, pottery with seasonal planting and tables and chair in surrounding green spaces. They have occasional outdoor performances and in the winter months an outdoor ice skating rink.

The childhood home of the 17th President of the United States wife and is now a house museum open to the public.

The plantation of 19th century statesman Henry Clay that is open to the public and is a National Historic Landmark.

Museum is located at BlueGrass Airport and includes 12,000 square feet of exhibit space, a library, aircraft restoration and repair shop.

It is a horse harness racing track and is one of the most famous racks. The track is one miles long and made of red clay hence the name. It does have a 2 story club house used for social gatherings.

It is a historic cinema theater located in downtown that opened in 1922 and features 1st run and independent films as well as midnight shows and more.

Historically known as Hopemont, it is a Federal style resident that was built by John Wesley Hunt who was the first millionaire west of the Alleghenies. It features a Civil War museum on the second floor.

It is a grand circa-1887 performing arts center that features ballet, concerts and shows.

The collection the museum holds includes European and American artwork ranging from Old Masters to contemporary.

Minor league baseball park and home to the Lexington Legends.

Apple, peach, berry and pumpkin orchard that has a playground area for children, picnic tables and restaurant and gift shop.

The stadium is located at the campus of the University of Kentucky and is home to the university's football team.

It is 100 acres of land that showcases the garden and natural areas of the Bluegrass region.

Offers unique and Kentucky insprired shoppes along with restaurants, bars, galleries and a theater and museum for the kids.

It is a 46 acre State Historic Site on the Boone's Creek near Athens and has numerous reconstructed log cabins and a stockade.

Located at the Kentucky Horsepark it is the oldest Saddlebred Horse Museum in the nation.

The museum explorers the era of the Eskippakithiki Indians, Daniel Boone to the modern day.

This distillery brands small batch Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey by the Brown-Forman Corporation and is the oldest and smallest distillery. Distillery does give tours.

The bourbon distillery has more domestic and international accolades than any other having been awarded over 500 to their brands. The distillery is also a National Historic Landmark and does give tours.

Opened in 1922 and was one of only 6 bourbon distilleries that were granted permission to operate under prohibition. Name was given when the founder was smitten by a Southern belle whom he invited to a grand ball and she wore a corsage of four roses. Distillery does give tours.

The distillery's mission is to make the very best beers and they have done that with their Kentucky Ale. They do give tours.

The bourbon distillery founded in 1869 received the name when Thomas MCarthey took a supply of his bourbon on a wild turkey hunting trip. His group of friends loved it so much the brand was born. Distillery does give tours.

Full service marina with boat slips and cabin rentals open April to October 7 days a week. This artifical lake is 35 miles long and has fishing, water skiing, jet skiing, wake boarding and boat riding.