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This Kentucky gift guide includes everything from bourbon-infused delights, to Kentucky culinary gifts, Derby-ready fashion, home decor that screams Bluegrass pride, and even gifts for basketball fans. So, saddle up, we're your one-stop-shop for charming, locally-made, and downright Kentucky-fied gifts out there.

Made in Kentucky

The Ultimate Kentucky Gift Guide with 42 Kentucky Themed Gifts

Complete guide to the best u-pick farms in Kentucky (and southern Indiana) from spring flowers to summer berries and fall apple orchards & pumpkin picking!

Explore Kentucky · Family Travel

The Best U-Pick Farms in Kentucky (& Southern Indiana)

Lexington, Kentucky is the "Horse Capital of the World", which is especially apparent driving past well-manicured rolling horse farms with endless lines of wooden fences. It's at once a rural, Horse-focused community as well as a bustling college town, complete with amazing places to eat, explore and shop. And with so many things to do in Lexington, Kentucky, you may find yourself falling in love with state's second-largest city!

Explore Kentucky

40 Best Things to do in Lexington, Kentucky

Murray, Kentucky, located about 3 ½ hours from Louisville, has been called the “Friendliest Small Town in America” by USA Today for good reason. Everywhere you look in this tiny town located in the southwestern corner of Kentucky, you’ll be greeted with a smile and a “hey y’all!” Here are some of the best things to do in Murray, Kentucky!

Explore Kentucky

37 Best Things to Do in Murray, Kentucky

Bourbon bars and Louisville go together like bourbon and bootlegging: a match made in history! Whether you're a bourbon connoisseur or just dipping your pinky in, we've compiled the ultimate guide to the best bourbon bars in Louisville.

Food & Drink · Louisville Activities

The 17 Best Bourbon Bars in Louisville, Kentucky

Bordering the lush Original Highlands neighborhood as well as up-and-coming Shelby Park and Paristown Point, Germantown was founded in the 1800s by, you guessed it - German immigrants. Though Germantown may come across as a quiet, more residential neighborhood, don’t let it fool you - sprinkled throughout the neighborhood are a vast array of cool businesses, incredible restaurants, and unassuming taverns around every corner!

Neighborhood Guides

Germantown Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, Play & Stay

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