Paris Vacations

This legendary horse farm has bred champions since 1910, including Triple Crown winner Secretariat who rests on the grounds. Morning tours showcase current stallions and thoroughbred racing history.

This historic 1877 Burr truss bridge spans 124 feet over Hinkston Creek, showcasing 19th-century engineering. Autumn visitors are rewarded with a stunning tableau of wooden architecture against vibrant fall foliage.

This 1909 Beaux-Arts building showcases Bourbon County's rich heritage through local artifacts and regional art. Explore exhibits on Civil War history and the inventions of African American pioneer Garrett Morgan.

This serene community park offers sports fields, playgrounds, and scenic walking trails for outdoor enjoyment. Reserve a covered pavilion for family gatherings or bring a picnic to enjoy under the shade trees.

America's largest one-room log structure preserves the 1801 Cane Ridge Revival, a pivotal religious event. Step inside to experience 18th-century frontier worship and explore Stone-Campbell movement artifacts.

Step inside this 1788 stone tavern where pioneers like Daniel Boone once gathered. The guided tour reveals period furnishings and Kentucky's frontier history in one of the state's finest 18th-century buildings.

The Paris-Bourbon County Public Library features a first-floor gallery with local artwork. Browse the collection, join community programs, or simply enjoy this welcoming space for reading and reflection.

This serene arboretum features mature trees dating back to the 1850s, one of Central Kentucky's finest collections. Relax in rocking chairs on the grand porch while admiring the historic landscape's beauty.