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  • Kentucky Tourism

  • This is a place of incredible beauty; it has long been a destination for artists, explorers, historians and those seeking a peaceful retreat from our busy world. Dr. Thomas Clark, Kentucky's most famous Historian, included Augusta in a list the top eleven places in the State to visit.

  • We're strong in spirit....A Southern spirit that welcomes you home to one of The Best Small Towns in America. A religious spirit that's appropriate for the home of the first diocese of the West. And a little spirit we call Bourbon.

  • Nestled in the heart of the Bluegrass, Campbellsville is one of Kentucky's best-kept secrets.  With plenty to explore and experience, it's no wonder visitors keep coming back to this unique part of the state.

  • Science Matters!  Already recognized as a leader in inquiry-based learning, the Kentucky Science Center is advancing a science literacy campaign to encourage people of all ages to explore science in everyday life.  The Kentucky Science Center has a rich history, from its founding as a "cabinet of curiosities" in the Public Library System of Kentucky in 1871 to its current status as the region's leading resource for informal science education.

  • Wayne County offers many opportunities for its citizens and tourists. Along with a wide variety of restaurants and shopping, there are many sites of interest and special events in Wayne County.

  • The Kentucky Southern Shorelines Region is made up of more miles of freshwater shoreline than the entire coastline of Florida! Plan your next Kentucky vacation in our region and create endless memories on 3 of Kentucky's best lakes: Dale Hollow Lake, Green River Lake, and Lake Cumberland.

  • Experience the unbelievable attractions including Newport on the Levee, a mega-entertainment complex, and the world-renowned Newport Aquarium, where you can see more than 11,000 animals in specially designed underwater tunnels. Take a walk around historic German inspired MainStrasse Village and visit the unique shops and pubs.

  • The Kentucky Derby Museum, which sits on the front steps of historic Churchill Downs, is a very visible part of our community. Graciously welcoming over 200,000 guests through the doors each year and giving them a first hand look at the event for which Louisville, Kentucky is known worldwide. The Museum aims to provide a lasting impression of tradition, hospitality and pride to our many visitors.

  • Eastern Kentucky Appalachians ...is a diverse region. Here lakes, rivers, state parks numerous outdoor activities offer many recreational opportunities. Enjoy hospitality and heritage at the region's over 100 annual festivals. Entertainment includes theater, country music, museums, white water rafting, harness and car racing. Discover the great scenic and cultural beauty of Eastern Kentucky!

  • Southeastern Kentucky is the perfect vacation destination whether it is for a weekend trip to one of our festivals or a relaxing stay on a houseboat. Explore rock shelters and arches, encounter elk, discover the first frontier of Daniel Boone or enjoy country music and a variety of watersports. A trip to Southeastern Kentucky is an exciting adventure any time of the year.

  • Cumberland County is an area renowned for incredible fishing, beautiful landscapes and friendly folks. Hidden in the hills of our county are many adventures to explore with your family beyond boating on the lake and dipping a lure into the river.

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  • The Somerset-Pulaski County Convention and Visitors Bureau warmly welcomes you to South Central Kentucky. You'll discover that we are ideally nestled between the Daniel Boone National Forest and Lake Cumberland and are conveniently located just off I-75. You'll also discover that the lake is beautiful year-round.

  • Mount Sterling is a small, friendly city steeped in the history of early Kentucky and proud of its heritage. Many sites and buildings in our town are found on state and national historic registers. Through aSftosi 200 years of trial and endeavor, Mount Sterling has grown from an infant born in the wilderness into the progressive, mature city its citizens know today.

  • Nestled in the rolling hills of Central Kentucky sits Lawrenceburg, a quaint and historic community.  It's a place where the bourbon is as old as the community and the wine is nationally acclaimed.   Visit our downtown to shop for antiques or dine at one of our local eateries.  The hospitality is warm and the location is scenic.

  • Bullitt County Kentucky, host many tourist experiences in Hillview, Shepherdsville, Clermont, Mount Washington, and Lebanon Junction.

  • Lake Herrington is one of Kentucky's best places to come and just get away. CLICK HERE for: Lake Conditions Fishing Reports Lake Happenings Lake Features And much more! Come experience Lake Herrington and stay a while!

  • Located in the middle of the Golden Triangle (Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati, Georgetown/Lexington and Louisville), Grant County provides you easy access to all the attractions of Central Kentucky as well as those of Southern Ohio. During your visit, you will find Grant County rich in history and culture that carries over into modern day. From shopping and dining, parks and recreation, arts and crafts, Grant County has something to offer everyone.

  • Complete source for information on all tourism destinations in Harlan County, Kentucky, including ATV and off-road trails, horseback trails and more.

  • Scenic views abound near our historic waterway. Jessamine County, considered the "Garden Area" of Central Kentucky with lush vegetation, rambling creeks and considerable Kentucky River frontage.

  • Wherever you travel in Kentucky, you are never far from one of our 52 Kentucky State Parks. Each park has its own unique attributes, from shorelines to majestic mountains, from winding caves to enchanting woodlands. Search for state parks near a specific county or town.

  • It starts as a low rumble. Then, the bells. Next, vibrations. Most first-time visitors to historic downtown LaGrange are astounded as a freight train rolls through town. Yes, a train runs through it – right down the center of Main Street. Up to 30 trains a day come through this county seat of Oldham County, Kentucky, much to the delight of locals and tourists a like.

  • From fishing, ATVing, and boating to museums, theater, and galleries there is a wealth of activities to be enjoyed in the Maysville area. The staff at Maysville-Mason County Convention and Visitors Bureau can help you put together an itinerary for an enjoyable day, weekend or week. After looking over your opportunities online feel free to contact MMCVB, 201 E. 3rd Street, at 606-564-9419.

  • Welcome to Shelby County Kentucky, American Saddlebred Capital of the World! There's a little something for everyone in Shelby County. We are ideally located so that you can take advantage of some of the finest attractions Kentucky has to offer.