where the spirit leads you.
Bardstown
http://www.bardstowntourism.com
One Court Square, Bardstown, KY 40004
800-638-4877 x 1
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Welcome to Bardstown, Bourbon Capital of the World™. Learn more about the spirit, cultural and historical heritage that make us a must-see destination. Come Sample our Spirit.
One Court Square, Bardstown, 502-348-3623. 800-638-4877
Each September, Bardstown plays host to this celebration for the ages. The six-day festival is highlighted by bourbon tastings, black-tie affairs, arts and crafts, bourbon-related cooking schools and contests, and plenty of good music for everyone.
114 N. Fifth St., Bardstown; 502-348-2999.
Extensive collection of the liquor memorabilia of Oscar Getz and other distillers, dating from the 1700’s to today. Items include George Washington’s millstone, some prohibition prescriptions, a replica of Lincoln’s Tavern in Illinois, and Carrie Nation’s hatchet.
107 E. Stephen Foster Ave., Bardstown; 502-507-8338 or 800-704-4917.
Join the Colonel and Margaret Sue, featured on the Food Network, Travel Channel and Fine Living Channel and taste Ultra-Premium Bourbon from each Kentucky distillery. Dine upon Kentucky Bourbon-inspired Southern cuisine. Call for reservations.
602 N. Third St., Bardstown; 502-348-7300 or 866-801-3463.
Relive the elegance of railcar dining as you travel through beautiful Bourbon Country in Kentucky. Experience a gourmet meal, impeccable service and true Southern hospitality. “All aboard” these beautiful 1940’s dining cars. Reservations recommended.
Museum Row, 310 E. Broadway, Bardstown; 502-349-0291.
One of the foremost Civil War Museums features Kentucky’s largest collection of Civil War artifacts. Authentic uniforms, battle flags, weapons, maps and documents are on display. Also located on Museum Row is the Women’s Civil War Museum, Old Bardstown Village and three other attractions.
Drama Drive, Bardstown; 502-348-5971 or 800-626-1563.
This spectacular musical, with a cast of more than 50 performers, is based on the life of America’s first great composer, Stephen Foster. Also enjoy a tour of Federal Hill, the inspiration for Stephen Foster’s ballad, “My Old Kentucky Home,” which is honored as our state song.