Kentucky Hotel Guide

The rolling hills and stunning countryside make it an obvious place to train some of the best racehorses in the country. The architecture located throughout the state is beautiful, including a church built to resemble the Notre Dame, a stunning Capitol Building and many carefully preserved homes. There are a few unique monuments for you to keep a lookout for including the Wacinton Indian, which is a beautifully crafted carving of Chief Padukehe, the monument dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr and the World Peace Bell, which weighs in at an impressive 66,000 lbs. The meandering Ohio River also provides some fantastic entertainment and the river cruises are a wonderful way to enjoy a view of the cities.

Sport enthusiasts absolutely love coming to Kentucky. Whether it’s the baseball, boxing, horseracing or cars, there’s a lot to cheer for. Those with more of an artistic flare will also enjoy the sites in Kentucky. Peppered throughout the state are fantastic artistic communities that showcase their local crafts. Almost every city has an area dedicated to the arts. There are also many top rated museums, parks and places of interest but a few worth mentioning include the impressive Big Bone Lick State Park, Fort Hill and the fantastic Newport Aquarium. Although a cemetery may not be your first choice the Frankfort Cemetery is truly is one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the nation.