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Discover the charm of Georgetown, Kentucky, home to the largest Toyota plant in the world. Start at Old Friends Thoroughbred Farm, offering a unique chance to meet retired racehorses, like the oldest living Kentucky Derby Winner, Silver Charm, who nearly won the Triple Crown. And don’t miss his miniature pal, Little Silver Charm, who captures the hearts of visitors with his grand personality.
In the heart of Downtown Georgetown, Fava’s provides a cozy spot for lunch, followed by boutique shopping for local treasures. Marvel at the grandeur of Ward Hall absorbing the rich stories of Sallie Ward, the famed “Belle of Louisville.”
The colossal Toyota Manufacturing plant isn’t the only Japanese connection in Georgetown. Country Boy Brewing’s founders spent years in Japan honing their craft to perfection before returning to Kentucky. Make a pit stop at their Georgetown taproom to enjoy some brews along with a tour to see how it was made.
Take a stroll through the serene Japanese gardens of Yuko-En on the Elkhorn and round off the evening with locally-sourced dishes and drinks at Local Feed, a testament to Georgetown’s culinary excellence.
The crown jewel of the horse world and the Saddlebred Horse Capital! Immerse yourself in equestrian charm at farms like Willow Hope, Horse Sensing, or West Meadow, where a global tapestry of breeds awaits—from majestic American Saddlebreds to swift Thoroughbreds. Embrace the rare opportunity to interact up close, offering a friendly pat or a tasty treat to these noble creatures.
In the heart of town, McKinley’s Cafe tempts with its homemade bread and a deli that's the talk of the town—local dining at its best. For a taste of tradition, visit Jeptha Creed or Bulleit Distilling Co. to savor the rich heritage of Kentucky bourbon, guaranteed to convert anyone into an aficionado.
Fashion and value converge at the Outlet Shoppes of the Bluegrass, a shopper’s paradise boasting an array of top designer brands. Come evening, The Bell House's ambiance offers the perfect setting to relish a Hot Brown or other Southern culinary delights.
Test your luck and place some bets at the Mint Gaming Hall at Kentucky Downs Race Course. With Vegas-style gaming, simulcast racing, an on-site restaurant, hotel and event venue, there’s so much to entertain. Catch a live horse race if you visit in our September season.
Get your coffee fix downtown at the coziest coffee shop and boutique at Mill House Cafe. Explore local boutiques in the Franklin Historic Shopping District.
Top off your afternoon with a visit to Dueling Grounds Distillery, sampling their storied Linkumpinch Bourbon, a tribute to the area's dueling past. As dusk falls, the Brickyard Cafe beckons with a fusion of Mediterranean, Italian, and American cuisine, setting the stage for a perfect evening.
In Franklin, every moment is a memory in the making, from the excitement of the track to the last sip of bourbon.
Where Southern charm meets rich history and thrilling attractions! Home to the National Corvette Museum, car enthusiasts will revel in America's sports car legacy, while the adjacent NCM Motorsports Park offers heart racing track experiences for die-hard racing fans.
Don't miss a visit to Chaney's Dairy Barn for some of the best homemade ice cream in the region, a true taste of Kentucky's dairy excellence. For adventurers, the Lost River Cave provides unique underground boat tours through its mysterious underground waterways.
Enjoy amazing cuisine and shopping in Bowling Green's lively downtown district, with local shops, eateries like Gerard’s and The Bistro, and the Aviation Heritage Park & Museum, encapsulates the spirit of American air travel.
From international culture to deep Kentucky heritage, experience true Americana in Bowling Green!
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Discover hidden treasures in Corbin, a gateway to adventure and entertainment nestled in the heart of Appalachia. Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or an outdoor adventurer, Corbin, offers a unique and memorable experience.
Begin your journey at the Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, often called the "Niagara of the South." Here, witness the awe-inspiring Cumberland Falls, famous for its moonbow, a natural phenomenon not found anywhere else in the Western Hemisphere. The park offers a plethora of outdoor activities, from hiking and bird-watching to white-water rafting, making it a paradise for nature lovers. Dive into history and fried chicken at the Harlan Sanders Café and Museum, where you can explore the birthplace of Kentucky Fried Chicken. This iconic restaurant and museum provide a glimpse into the life of Colonel Sanders and the secret recipe that revolutionized the fast-food industry.
Test your luck and experience the thrill of gaming in a vibrant and welcoming environment at Mint Gaming Hall. Experience the anticipation and excitement of live horse racing at the Cumberland Run Racetrack, promising heart-racing action and a glimpse into the storied tradition of Kentucky horse racing.
Check out Corbin's culinary scene at The Wrigley Taproom showcasing the best of Kentucky's farm-to-table dishes and a wide selection of brews in a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere.
Get immersed in the heart of Appalachia with a visit to Harlan County, Kentucky, where the legacy of coal mining comes to life. At the Kentucky Coal Mining Museum, dive into the rich history of miners and the community that thrived on coal. Not just a museum, a vibrant journey into the soul of American industry, offering insights into the challenges and triumphs of coal miners.
Let the adventure continue at Portal 31, where a coal mine transforms into an educational exploration, allowing visitors to venture through historic tunnels. Experience a miner's world as you navigate the underground passages that echo stories of a bygone era.
Enjoy shopping downtown at Sassy Trash, full of fun treasures and art from Appalachia! Grab amazing grub and brews at Harlan County Beer Company, Moonbow and The Portal, featured on FX’s hit show Justified. Discover history and natural wonder in Harlan through scenic drives, hiking trails and more that reveals the natural beauty of Appalachia.
Before departure enjoy breakfast at the Schoolhouse. Be sure to share your trip with friends and family. We hope to see you again soon!
