Lexington Travel Package

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Lexington Vacation Packages

Guests in this area of Northern Kentucky will be rubbing shoulders with approximately 230,000 residents.

Frankfort, the state capital, is about 25 miles to the northwest of Lexington, while Stamping Ground is 20 miles to the northwest.

Grab the kids and enjoy an afternoon of quality time at The Pavillion and the Explorium. Want more? The American Legion Post 34 Fairgrounds and Paradise Cove Aquatic Center are also highly recommended by parents.

Your family will have a ball seeing the rare and exotic inhabitants at Wolf Run Wildlife Reserve. If you're pressed for time, stop by the information counter and grab a map so you don't miss out on any of the key exhibits.

With the West Sixth Brewing, the Alltech's Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. and the Ethereal Brewing all nearby, it's not surprising that this area is becoming such a popular destination for beer aficionados. Each brewhouse allows visitors a look into their facilities, so get a group together and spend an afternoon immersed in the fascinating world of beer.

The region's wine yards certainly know how to delight the senses. Meet the passionate cellar masters, sample the latest blends and enjoy a great day out at the Talon Winery and the Woodford Reserve Distillery. Once you've caught the wine bug, also think about Horseshoe Bend Vineyards and Winery or the Woodford Reserve Distillery.

Learn all about native and exotic herbs, shrubs and trees at Yuko-En on the Elkhorn Garden. Make sure you bring your camera so you can get a few photos of the most beautiful specimens.

When it's time to take five, grab a bite to eat and head out to one of the area's picturesque urban parks, such as Arboretum or Kentucky Horse Park. You'll also find plenty of room to lay about on the grass at Raven Run Nature Sanctuary and Community Park.

Got a spare day and you aren't quite sure what to do with it? The helpful staff at Lexington Visitors Center can give you some tips. Battle of Richmond Visitors Center and Toyota Visitor Center are two more useful places to visit.

Skim a few stones, try to spot some birds and enjoy a picnic at Lake Reba.

Mother Nature's gifts are on display year-round at Fort Boonesborough State Park and Cove Spring Park. You might also like to spend a rejuvenating afternooon at Legacy Trail.

The area's exhibition spaces are brimming with interesting facts and stories. The University of Kentucky Art Museum and the Kentucky Aviation Museum offer a range of collections that are sure to capture your interest. You might also want to consider a visit to the Lexington History Center and the American Saddlebred Museum.

Take the little ones to study the many scientific artifacts at Hummel Planetarium, the most renowned science-focused museum around.

See the various specimens that are on show while you stroll around the packed corridors of the W S Webb Museum of Anthropology.

Lexington is a frenzy of artistic activity, with galleries all over. Stop by Tuska Studio and the Damselfly Gallery for some great examples of what this creative enclave has to offer. Raintree Gallery and Framing and the Headley-Whitney Museum are also well worth your time if you can fit them in.

There's always something new to learn about our past at the Capital City Museum. To get a better picture of what things were like before the iPhone, why not also examine the various objects on display at the Hopewell Museum or the Bluegrass Heritage Museum?

Learn more about this area's past with a trip to Mary Todd Lincoln House and Kentucky State Capitol, just two of the historic buildings and sites here. You might also like to get out the camera and snap some photos at Liberty Hall and Ashland Henry Clay Estate.

Observe the water flowing underneath Colville Covered Bridge, a remarkable feat of civil engineering.

Many visitors enjoy spending a few hours appreciating Martin Castle, a significant historical structure that is centuries old.

When we travel the world, we constantly encounter different customs and religions. Spending the afternoon appreciating the peaceful atmosphere of Church of the Ascension, Quest Community Church or Mt. Horeb Presbyterian Church is an excellent way to glimpse this destination's spiritual side.

After checking out the major points of interest around Lexington, be sure to stop by a couple of its lesser-known gems. The Lexington Public Library and the Singletary Center for the Arts are a couple of good options. If you have more time to spare, also check out the Richmond Area Arts Center and the Salato Wildlife Education Center.

Accommodation in Lexington

Lexington is very popular with tourists, and boasts a good selection of accommodations. Expedia's Lexington lodging guide makes booking a breeze.

Discerning travelers who appreciate the good life will feel right at home at the Griffin Gate Marriott Resort & Spa, at 1800 Newtown Pike, and the 21c Museum Hotel Lexington, at 167 West Main Street. If you discover that those don't suit your budget and style, the Sleep Inn Lexington or the Candlewood Suites Lexington are two more budget-friendly places that might fit the bill.