Some popular destinations in Kentucky include...

Louisville
Louisville is home to the "most exciting two minutes in sports," the incomparable Kentucky Derby. Few cities the size of Louisville can boast their own ballet, orchestra, regional repertory theatre, children's theatre, opera, dinner theatre and Shakespeare festival. Great restaurants, shopping and golf are also part of what makes Louisville a memorable place.

Lexington
Located at the heart of Kentucky's famous scenic Bluegrass region, Lexington offers lots of excitement for visitors. More cosmopolitan than metropolitan, Lexington's world-renowned sites border on the dramatic. The world's most celebrated horse farms are located in the vicinity, and major equestrian events are held throughout year. Whether you want to just listen to the music, or dance the night away, you'll find a wide variety of convenient spots for nightlife.

Frankfort
Frankfort is located astride a double curve in the Kentucky River in central Kentucky and is known for one of the most beautiful capital buildings in the country. The vast array of architectural styles, famous landmarks, museum's of Kentucky's past and unique shopping make Frankfort a special place to visit.

Bowling Green
Bowling Green is the home of Western Kentucky University and the world's only GM Corvette Assembly Plant. At the National Corvette Museum, you'll find a wide array of historic Corvette models including one-of-a-kind prototypes. You can also visit the Kentucky Museum with its extensive collections on Commonwealth history. Riverview, a restored Victorian home from 1872, features outstanding architecture and antiques.

Paducah
Discover for yourself the charm, southern hospitality, and unforgettable history of the great river city, Paducah. Stroll along brick sidewalks past turn-of-the-century buildings where historic markers line the streets. Visit the national Museum of the American Quilter's Society where a large array of unforgettably beautiful and artistically superior quilts are on display.