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Outdoor adventures await in every corner of the Bluegrass State. Explore an outdoor wonderland where you can marvel at the world’s longest cave, climb the rugged Red River Gorge, hike to hidden waterfalls and play on some of the South’s largest lakes.
Discover the culture and charm of Kentucky’s cities and towns. The birthplace of bluegrass is home to iconic music venues, so get tickets to the biggest shows or journey down the Country Music Highway to explore the state’s legendary musical heritage. Browse impressive collections at museums and galleries, join a workshop, or watch and learn from local artisans specializing in musical instruments, folk art, pottery and more.
Don’t miss this opportunity to taste Kentucky’s signature foods and flavours at local cafés, upscale restaurants, farm-to-table eateries and craft breweries. Be sure to try local specialties, like fried chicken, barbecue and meaty burgoo stew, a rich Kentucky dish with slow-cooked meat and vegetables. Bourbon is much more than a drink in Kentucky; it’s also a way of life celebrated in a state that makes 95% of the world’s supply. Visit famous distilleries for tours, tastings and a chance to meet master distillers, or join a cocktail class to mix your own drinks with the help of a spirit specialist.
Kentucky is also the Horse Capital of the World with picturesque horse farms, fascinating equine museums and legendary racetracks. Explore rolling farms and working barns in the countryside, ride trails by lakes and in the mountains, or tour iconic equine attractions like Kentucky Horse Park or the Kentucky Derby Museum. Spend an exciting day at the races. After all, this is the home of Keeneland, Churchill Downs — home of the famed Kentucky Derby — and other iconic tracks. We’ve got all that and more in the Bluegrass. Find What Moves You in Kentucky.
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