I went to the International Museum of the Horse to see the current exhibit on the history of the…read morehorse in Japan. It would be of interest especially to horse people as much of it honors Japan's great thoroughbred racehorses, including Kentucky bred Sunday Silence who became a sire of note in their breeding industry. There is memorabilia as well as replays of memorable races. This is a temporary exhibit and will be available until year end. 77

Went here on a field trip and it was pretty fun.It was pretty empty the day we went but still…read moreenjoyable. The real winning race horses that they brought out and showed us were cool. Overall an 8/10 would go again

As an animal lover, I was thrilled when my wife told me we were going to visit retired racehorses…read more With the cold and snow rolling in, I was worried the tour might be canceled--but thankfully, it was still on. We gathered with the other guests, warming up in the office before heading out. For us humans, the weather was a bit much, but the horses absolutely loved it. One thing that really impressed me was how interactive the experience was. We weren't limited to standing behind a fence--we were able to feed the horses carrots and admire them up close. It made the visit feel personal and unforgettable. About halfway through, we stopped in the barn to watch a short film about the farm's history and mission--an informative (and very welcome!) break from the snow. Afterward, we ventured back out to meet the remaining horses. Despite the chilly weather, we had a wonderful time. If you love animals or just want a unique, heartfelt experience, this tour is absolutely worth it.

What an amazing place!! The founder fulfilled his dream of offering a retirement space for retired…read morethoroughbreds. You are able to visit these fantastic athletes up close on the tour and feed them carrots. Gorgeous landscape of rolling hills on the farm. Easy to walk. Jill, our tour leader, was extremely knowledgeable and passionate about the horses. If you love horses, you'll fall in love with this place. If you aren't a horse lover, you will likely become one by the time you leave!

Advice and Caution: $7 Cash only per Adult admission. No Toilets, No Drinking Water, No AC, Very…read morehot in Summer, Not handicapped accessible. Allot of stairs and walking. Be prepared ahead of time by getting a bottle of water and using a bathroom in Georgetown downtown beforehand. Tour was over an hour long. Don't let that discourage you, I had an incredible time! Arrived 5 minute drive outside of Downtown and parking is in the Lawn. Extremely impressive Greek Revival Mansion - took my breath away Architecture wise. My husband and I thought we would see if there were any tours available and there was nothing scheduled. Basically when you arrive some one will immediately take you on Tour which was nice. Tour Guide was very lovely and was very knowledgeable. I fell inlove with the ornate plaster moldings and medallions. The Oval Staircase is 1 of 2 in the US and is an amazing experience to go down from the top! 99% of all the Gorgeous Antiques are not original to the house owners, but are Extremely Fine rare pieces found in Museums and high end Galleries. Ward Hall is privately run and is in great need of donations for its Upkeep. It's still one of the Most Beautiful Mansions I've ever visited and I highly recommend touring. Check their website for Dates and Times they are open!

Ward Hall is one of the most beautiful examples of Greek revival architecture. The double…read moreelliptical staircase is not to be missed! A chance to glimpse into another time. The grounds were being tended by volunteers who were doing a great job. The lawn is attractive and fairly flat around the house and easy to navigate. There are a few interesting outbuildings and a slave grave yard. The house is filled with period antiques and reproductions. This is a definite must see!

Wow!!! What an extraordinary gallery and frame shop. They offer a well curated selection of art and…read morea wide array of limited edition prints - a true treasure. I have purchased from them and had items framed and am always thrilled with everything. It is a true pleasure to walk in and see what they currently have on view. If you are lucky enough to have the opportunity to speak with the owner, John Hockensmith - it is well worth your time, as he also is an authority on Henry Faulkner Highly recommend

From the owner: Fine Art Editions Gallery and Press is located in the heart of historic Georgetown, Kentucky at 146…read moreEast Main Street. We specialize in equine art and the work of local artists. We also offer art printing services and custom framing.

Harrison our tour guide was the best. So happy we made the decision to take the underground tour…read more Who would have known the underground tunnels were used as a large refrigerator for fermenting beer. So much history and the building are absolutely beautiful.

Miranda was AMAZING!!! Very charismatic and kept our tour group entertained the whole time. She was…read morealso very informative and very considerate, especially when we moved to areas that are a bit difficult to move in. She did a great job explaining the best way to move. Overall very fun!!

The Equine Art Auction is a lovely afternoon event. While the catalog is limited, there are…read moretreasures to be found for the average collector. Grab a paddle and bid. There was a very nice bounty of charcuterie with little dessert gems and an open bar. Today the event made a gray day brighter. 71

Great service and location. We were seated promptly and then greeted quickly by our server. Great…read moremenu options. Steak and sides were cooked to perfection. Highly recommend

This is the second year we have been to Bulls Bands and Barrels at the Kentucky Horse Park…read more Traffic coming into the venue and leaving the venue is awful. There is one way in and one way out. It takes about 20 minutes to get from the front gate back to the arena. They have very limited selection of food/drinks for this event. The rodeo is very entertaining and we had a great time. The acoustics and sound for the concert portion is terrible. The music sounds muffled. I think this year was worse than last year. They definitely need to work on the sound for future concerts here.

The annual Alltech Celebration of Some Ng held at the Alltech Arena on the grounds of the Kentucky…read moreHorse Park was a wonderful holiday event. Free to the general public, it is a lovely way to spend an afternoon during the season. Splendid voices and glorious music. You will have to wait until next year to experience this musical delight, but make a plan for next year. 123

They restored a photo of my grandpa wedding day in 1940. The picture I had was small, in black and…read morewhite and rough looking. They made it color and restored it and it looks amazing!

Wish I had more stars to give! South Hill Gallery came recommended to me by more than a few people,…read moreand these five stars are very well-earned. Michelle and the others have been a godsend as I recently redid a home and purchased several new pieces that all required custom framing (some very large and... complicated!). 10/10 in all areas, start to finish. They love what they do, take pride in their work, and value their customers.