If you’re a fan of horses, you have to visit the “Horse Capital of the World,” Lexington . The city was founded in 1775 and known for being the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky. The Kentucky Horse Park is a must-see attraction featuring 1,200 campuses with museums, art galleries, and all 50 breeds of horses on-site.
You can also take horse farm tours, visit historic homes belonging to Mary Todd Lincoln, and family of Daniel Boone, among others.
The largest Shaker Village that is restored is also in Lexington with the original 34 buildings still intact on 3,000 acres. Of course, many people also love to visit the Keeneland Race Course and Kentucky Bourbon distilleries.