Cave Hill Cemetery and Arboretum in Louisville, Kentucky, is a beautifully landscaped 296-acre Victorian-era rural cemetery established in 1848 on what was once the Cave Hill Farm.
The Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville, Kentucky, is a six-story museum and cultural center founded in 2005 by Muhammad Ali and his wife Lonnie to celebrate his life, career, and humanitarian legacy.
Dawkins Line Rail Trail stretches 18 miles (with plans to expand to 36) through Johnson and Magoffin Counties in eastern Kentucky's Appalachian hills, transforming an early 1900s rail corridor built by the Dawkins Lumber Company for timber hauling and later coal transport.
The Great American Dollhouse Museum in Danville, Kentucky, showcases over 200 intricately detailed dollhouses, miniature buildings, and room boxes that tell the story of American social history.
Turfway Park Racing & Gaming in Florence, Kentucky, is a lively entertainment venue owned by Churchill Downs that combines horse racing with a modern gaming experience.
The USS Sachem, originally built as a luxury yacht named Celt in 1901, was later converted into a U.S. Naval vessel during World War I and renamed USS Sachem (SP-192).
Greenbo Lake State Resort Park spans 3,330 acres in Greenup County, northeastern Kentucky near Greenup, centered on the 225-acre Greenbo Lake known for holding two state largemouth bass records along with bluegill, crappie, catfish, and trout.
Kenlake State Resort Park covers 1,795 acres on the western shore of Kentucky Lake—one of the largest man-made lakes east of the Mississippi—in Marshall County, Kentucky, near Hardin and minutes from the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area.
The Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill in Kentucky was established in 1805 by a group of Shaker missionaries as a communal religious society that thrived for over a century.
Keeneland Association Inc., located in Lexington, Kentucky, is a renowned Thoroughbred racecourse known for its rich history and significant contributions to horse racing since opening in 1936.
Apple Valley Hillbilly Garden and Toyland in Kentucky is a unique roadside attraction that began as a simple apple orchard and country store purchased by Grandpa Oral Wallace in 1928.
Belterra Casino Resort, located in Florence near the Kentucky border, is a luxury riverboat casino and hotel situated along the Ohio River between Louisville and Cincinnati.
Lincoln Homestead State Park spans 120 acres north of Springfield in Washington County, Kentucky, preserving the boyhood home of Thomas Lincoln, father of President Abraham Lincoln, along with ties to his grandmother Bersheba Lincoln.
My Old Kentucky Home State Park is a historic park in Bardstown, Kentucky, centered on Federal Hill, a large Federal‑style mansion built in the early 1800s as the home of U.S. Senator John Rowan.
The Harland Sanders Café and Museum in Corbin, Kentucky, is the historic site where Colonel Harland Sanders developed the famous Kentucky Fried Chicken secret recipe and began franchising it.
James E. Pepper Distillery in Kentucky is a historic site with roots tracing back to the American Revolution, originally founded by Elijah Pepper in 1780.
Natural Bridge State Resort Park spans 2,300 acres in Powell and Wolfe counties, Kentucky, near Slade within the Daniel Boone National Forest and adjacent to the Red River Gorge Geological Area.
