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"The Lexington Cemetery is full of history and graves interspersed with beautiful trees, and peaceful resting sites. It not only is the final resting place of popular citizens of Lexington, but is also home to three places marked in the National Register of Historic Places. The Confederate Soldier Monument pays a tribute to the Civil War veterans...Read more"

"The Lexington Cemetery was established as a public cemetery in 1849. It highlights the social, political, military, and environmental history of the community. The cemetery is also a beautiful green space, encompassing more than 170 acres of land."

"Choosing only 10 of Lexington’s many community parks isn’t easy!. Kirklevington Park and Hartland Park certainly rank among the best parks in Lexington, but we awarded the final spot to a relative newcomer, Wellington Park. The creatively designed “sensory” walking trail and six-acre dog park at Wellington Park attract a lot of visitors."

"The airy tasting room here offers visitors a nice rotating selection of guest taps and other tasty brews. As they put it, they focus on “hand-crafted micro brews designed for taste, smoothness and quality.” Particularly, you can expect to enjoy a lot of Belgian farmhouse and American craft beers. The tap list is extensive and the vibes are relaxed."

"This area, also called the Pepper distillery district, is home to a number of whimsical food and drink concepts, including Ethereal Brewing, Middle Fork Kitchen Bar, Crank & Boom Dessert Lounge and the Break Room. But, first up—and no surprise here: Ethereal Brewing Co."

"The focus here is on authentic German lagers and British ales brewed with the purest traditional ingredients. It’s a one-of-a-kind brewery that you won’t really find anywhere else in Lexington. And, we’d even argue that the beers they craft are some of the most unique in all of Kentucky."

"On the edge of the city’s Blue Grass Airport is the outstanding Aviation Museum of Kentucky containing a huge collection of historic airplanes and aircraft-related artifacts. In addition, it has interactive exhibits and displays on the history, evolution and future of the aviation industry. Founded in 1995, it covers an enormous area with vintage biplanes, attack helicopters, jets and strategic bombers."

"One of the things you must do while in Lexington is taking a trip to the Aviation Museum of Kentucky. You would love it more when you browse through its numerous exhibits. This museum covers 20,000 square feet of space and is devoted to the incredible history of flight."

"Grand and historic with its Doric columns and red-brick walls, the Waveland State Historic Site is one of the best-preserved examples of the American plantation era still standing in Kentucky. It’s set in its very own square of greenery on the south-western edge of the city, offering a glimpse at the regal lifestyles lived by the area’s 19th-century landowners. A grand example of an antebellum mansion from the era, guests here can tour the opulent interior rooms (once the home of the local Bryan clan) and the sweeping grounds, where an old ice house, some slave quarters and a classic southern smokehouse still stand."

"Waveland is a historic antebellum plantation home that has been restored and reopened to the public. The grounds of Waveland contain the extravagant main house and with three outbuildings, which include slave quarters, a smokehouse, and an icehouse. The home is now operated daily, and guided tours provide education and insight into the family and enslaved peoples who lived and worked on the grounds of Waveland."

"Built in 1847, this plantation gives visitors a sneak peek into the opulent lifestyles of the area’s landowners in the 19th century."