My friend and I went to the Wild Turkey Visitors Center last week as that's where we started and…read moreended our tour. Our tour guide and tour were really cool. Not my favorite tour of the major nearby distillery's but still fun. The tasting was really good though. The Visitors Center was really nice. They have dedicated tasting rooms and a decently sized retail section where you can purchase pours of their various whiskey's. All in all, it was a really good experience.

What a waste. Beautiful bar area , no free tasting!!! Drove…read moreextra 30 min out to try and left with nothing. Very frustrating and disappointing.

Such a fun little spot with excellent history about Louisville, cute souvenirs, and lots of…read moreinteresting bourbon themed gear. The ladies working on Sunday were so pleasant and welcoming. It was crowded with the convention crowd, and only one person checking people out, so be wary if you're in a time crunch & there's a line.

This is an exceptional visitor's center! I highly suggest starting your Louisville trip here. They…read morehave cute souvenirs, friendly staff, and lots of great suggestions on how to do Louisville. We needed a lunch suggestion and they pointed us to Mussels and Burger, which was phenomenal! We also got a map of downtown and some recommendations on a few distilleries. Totally worth the stop if you're new to Louisville!

This establishment is excellent! I am always greeted within moments of entering the building and…read moreimmediately feel welcomed. I don't get that feeling that eyes are on me, and I feel very relaxed in this place. The milkshakes are delicious, and so are the smoothies. They are made in front of your eyes and with the quickness. The prices are relatively reasonable, but I recommend you spend your money here! 5 stars simply because some things are overpriced, in my opinion. - Jeffrey Ozor

This stop seems to have anything a Berea College student or fan would want to find. Besides having…read morea comfy place to read or relax, they have shirts, car stickers, stuffed animals, binders, camelbaks and license plate surrounds all with the Berea logo on it. Some things were unexpected - skateboards, brooms, cutting boards and blankets. One of the employees in particular, Augusta, talked to me about working there and how Berea College has/will continue to change her life completely. It was very uplifting.

This is a great place to stop if you are not familiar with Shelby Country or you are looking for…read morethings to do there. They have a wealth of information and plenty of brochures for just about anything in Shelby County. A must stop.

From the owner: ShelbyKY is a Destination Marketing Organization designed to promote Shelbyville, Simpsonville and…read moreShelby County as a unique year-round destination driving sustainable economic growth and quality of life. Shelby KY is a getaway destination for leisure, equine and sports with a thriving downtown core. Visit the American Saddlebred Capital of the World, located on I-64 between Louisville & Lexington! Shop in one of our many eclectic shops in charming downtown Shelbyville or the only designer outlet mall at the Outlet Shoppes of the Bluesgass. Make your way to one of our delicious eateries throughout ShelbyKY, featuring Kentucky Proud and Kentucky Crafted items. Interested in a spirited beverage? Check out one of our wineries or distilleries for a tour, cocktail or tasting. If you're looking for a family friendly attraction, be sure to schedule an American Saddlebred Horse Farm Tour in advance. Stay in one of our unique accommodations including downtown lofts and vacation rentals in the middle of horse country, country cottage, and many branded hotel properties from which to choose. Located between Louisville and Lexington, we are a great place to stay while you visit the surrounding areas, all within minutes of the Bourbon Trail

A wonderful information center to learn about Madison. Clean, modern bathrooms make this a wise…read moreplace to visit. Friendly staff can greatly aid with planning your Madison experience. Ample brochures featuring local restaurants, museums, and things to do really helped. Parking is plentiful too!

Don't waste your time coming monday through thursday.Everything is closed!!! Total waste of time…read more They only want to work Friday and Saturday. No place to eat dinner or enjoy the river view. So sad and don't feel sorry for their business closing which is happening everywhere along the main historic strip.

When I visit a new area, I try to stop at the visitor center. These types of places are always so…read moreinformative, and the people who work at visitor centers are always eager to help. You can tell they really love the town/city that they're representing. I love people who genuinely love things. The Southern Indiana Visitor Center definitely has people behind the counter who love Southern Indiana. They made me feel even more psyched than I already was to explore the area. They offered tips on what to see, what to eat, the best places to park, and advice about whether or not I should bundle up before heading out on my walk. (Apparently, I might have looked like I needed more layers.) There are also dozens of brochures and booklets about area attractions, which you can take for free. Basically, if you're thinking of visiting the area, this is the place to visit. The Southern Indiana Visitor Center also has a little gift shop full of Indiana paraphernalia, including magnets, candles, bags, artwork, books, cutting boards and lots more. You can also find merch for the local soccer team, Southern Indiana FC. This visitor center is located in downtown Jeffersonville, within walking distance of the pedestrian bridge that will take you to Louisville.

Stopped by on Wed. June 3 at 2:10 p.m. closed no sign stating reason. Very disappointing.read more

Their unlocking the senses tour was unique twist on tasting experience. Highly recommend. Nice…read morecomfortable tasting room and entertaining sensory guide.

We had a wonderful stop at Bulleit Distilling Co. Visitor Experience on our way home from…read moreFrankfort! The atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and the perfect place to relax and enjoy some great bourbon. What really stood out was the kindness of the staff. Our bar waitress went above and beyond by making sure our young boys felt included, even sharing a special drink with them so they could be part of the experience. That thoughtful gesture meant so much to our family. We love the beautiful setting, friendly service, and convenient location right along our route home. This will definitely be a regular stop for us whenever we're passing through the area! Cheers to a team that truly knows how to make guests feel welcome.

Right next to the interstate and with a large parking lot, this visitor's center has tons of info…read moreabout local attractions and lodging arrangements. There is a large parking lot with room for pull-through sized vehicles if it's not too busy. Inside, restrooms that are clean. I did not check for wifi. This is not a Commonwealth of Kentucky https://www.yelp.com/biz/kentucky-transportation-cabinet-frankfort?hrid=4sOw6iQy3Cz6w7k3V3wv-g rest area but instead is operated by the local city and county to help draw tourists. There is a Tesla Supercharger station adjacent. [Review 17209 overall - 151 in Kentucky - 726 of 2022.]

Awful experience. My daughter and I drove from another state for fingerprints at UK…read more Couldn't have been a colder entry into lobby. Like we were trespassing. Everyone was taken back by the thought of work needing to be done. Just a bad vibe! Too bad- if they would have asked, I could have told them I was a 30yr AAA member.

Don't waste your money. I've been a member since 1992 and pay for memberships for myself and both…read moreof my children ($171/yr). On 12/22/24 I was traveling from Somerset, KY to State College, PA for Christmas. Outside of Armagh, PA we had a tire blow out. We called AAA at 4:00 PM and requested that they send someone to change it. It was 15 degrees, I'm 73 and that's what I pay AAA for. Even though their Agent Danielle tried repeatedly, no one responded. We were finally told after repeated calls that no one would be coming and it was now our problem. By now it's 8:00 PM, dark and even colder. Luckily we found someone locally who came out and changed the tire within 20 minutes. I will be canceling my membership forever. Update: I was told by the last AAA agent I talked with to submit a request for reimbursement for the $50 I spent to get the tire changed. I did that and now AAA is denying it due to the fact the receipt I was given doesn't meet their requirements. Come on, quit jacking me around.