Travel Blog
Mammoth Cave is a place of beauty, secrets and paradoxes. This is a real kingdom of underground lakes and canyons, waterfalls and streams, narrow passages and domed large halls. Located 80 km from Bowling Green, Kentucky, the cave contains one of the world’s largest underground passage systems, making it a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mysterious …
The world famous Kentucky Horse Park is 10 miles north of Lexington (I 75, exit 120). This is a working farm open to the public. It offers all kinds of information about horses. Here in Bluegrass, everything is horse-centered, and the horse park is a good first step in learning about the horse tradition in …
Are you planning to visit the United States? You have the opportunity to see any of the 50 states. Many people associate Kentucky with horse racing because of the state’s racetracks that host exciting equestrian competitions, including the world famous Kentucky Derby. Are you wondering what Kentucky’s nickname, “Bluegrass State” means? It comes from a …
The Victorian neighborhood of Old Louisville, just south of the city center, is well worth a drive or stroll through. Don’t miss St James Court, just off Magnolia Ave, with its charming gas-lantern park. The part of the open to the public contains several remarkable historic houses, including Thomas Edison’s old cottage. Kentucky Derby Festival …
