Attractions
General Patton MuseumDedicated to General George S. Patton Jr.’s life and the history of armored warfare, from World War I through the present day. |
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Fort KnoxHome of the U.S. Army Armor Center, U.S. Army Armor School, and the U.S. Army Recruiting Command. |
Kentucky Derby MuseumCelebrating the Kentucky Derby Experience! |
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Kentucky DerbyIf you’ve never seen the Derby, now’s your chance. Everyone knows the Kentucky Derby, but not every one gets to see it “up close.” |
Kentucky OaksA one-and-a-half mile race for 3 year old Thoroughbred fillies for a $500,000 purse, the Lillies for the Fillies, and the Kentucky Oaks Trophy! |
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Gold VaultNo tours! One of three depository institutions housing a large portion of the U.S. Mint gold stock. |
My Old Kentucky HomeState park features tours, “The Stephen Foster Story” summer musical, a gift shop, picnic pavilion, and playground. |
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Kentucky Horse ParkShowcases museums, galleries, theaters, and attractions of more than 40 breeds. |
Doe Valley Golf Course18 hole golf course with a pro shop, golf cart rental, lessons, and special tournaments. |
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Squire Boone CavernsFeatures an old-fashioned Grist Mill, craft and gift shops, camping, and cave tours. |
Historic Ft. Duffield On the Civil War Discovery Trail and the National Register of Historic Places. |
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Kentucky Veterans Cemetery CentralSituated on 98 acres with parking, roads, walking paths and landscaping commensurate with the dignity and honor of a state veterans cemetery. |
Meade County FairNationally recognized week-long county fair held annually in July. |
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Ohio Valley DragwayThe Finest 1/8 Mile Track in the Nation and Home of the Door Slammer Nationals |
Doe Run InnElegant Dining in Exceptional Scenic Beauty! Recently named one of seven “signature restaurants for Kentucky cuisine” by the Kentucky Department of Travel! |
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