Explore Frankfort
Bourbon Distilleries
For over 200 years, Buffalo Trace Distillery has been defined by a dedication to one craft: making fine bourbon whiskey. By honoring tradition and embracing change, Buffalo Trace Distillery has earned its place of leadership among the legendary spirit makers of the world.
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Distillerie Buffalo Trace
113 Great Buffalo TrceFor over 200 years, Buffalo Trace Distillery has been defined by a dedication to one craft: making fine bourbon whiskey. By honoring tradition and embracing change, Buffalo Trace Distillery has earned its place of leadership among the legendary spirit makers of the world.
Castle & Key Distillery was one of Kentucky’s most highly-anticipated new distilleries. Located near Frankfort, Ky., Castle & Key Distillery operates out of a castle that holds more than a century of distilling history. Where Old Taylor Distillery once sat, Castle & Key Distillery looks to product well-crafted spirits, including gin and bourbon.
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Castle & Key Distillery
4445 McCracken PikeCastle & Key Distillery was one of Kentucky’s most highly-anticipated new distilleries. Located near Frankfort, Ky., Castle & Key Distillery operates out of a castle that holds more than a century of distilling history. Where Old Taylor Distillery once sat, Castle & Key Distillery looks to product well-crafted spirits, including gin and bourbon.
The historic Old Crow Distillery sat abandoned for more than 30 years before being reopened as Glenns Creek. This bourbon landmark originally produced whiskeys made by Dr. James Crow, who is known for perfecting the sour mash technique.
Crow’s style is the foundation of whiskeys made today at the repurposed and salvaged facility. This even includes wild yeast collected from one of the old fermentation tanks.
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Glenns Creek Distillery
3501 McCracken PikeThe historic Old Crow Distillery sat abandoned for more than 30 years before being reopened as Glenns Creek. This bourbon landmark originally produced whiskeys made by Dr. James Crow, who is known for perfecting the sour mash technique.
Crow’s style is the foundation of whiskeys made today at the repurposed and salvaged facility. This even includes wild yeast collected from one of the old fermentation tanks.
Things to Do in Frankfort
This park/nature preserve consists of approximately 240 acres of wetlands, streams, springs, waterfalls, forested ravines and other natural and historic features.
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Cove Springs Park
100 Cove Spring RdThis park/nature preserve consists of approximately 240 acres of wetlands, streams, springs, waterfalls, forested ravines and other natural and historic features.
A multi-million dollar learning and research center, the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History attracts curious tourists, genealogists and academicians who want a deeper understanding of Kentucky's rich heritage. The Center includes interactive exhibits that tell the stories of Kentuckians, from its prehistoric inhabitants to modern day leaders.
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Kentucky History Museum
100 W Broadway StA multi-million dollar learning and research center, the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History attracts curious tourists, genealogists and academicians who want a deeper understanding of Kentucky's rich heritage. The Center includes interactive exhibits that tell the stories of Kentuckians, from its prehistoric inhabitants to modern day leaders.
Explore over 200 years of politics, architecture, enterprise, and everyday life in Frankfort. Located across from the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History, the Capital city Museum is in the heart of downtown Frankfort. The museum is handicap accessible and motor coach parking is available next to the museum. Tour on your own. Admission is free.
Capital City Museum
325 Ann StExplore over 200 years of politics, architecture, enterprise, and everyday life in Frankfort. Located across from the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History, the Capital city Museum is in the heart of downtown Frankfort. The museum is handicap accessible and motor coach parking is available next to the museum. Tour on your own. Admission is free.
Food scene
Located in beautiful Historic Downtown Frankfort, Kentucky on the Kentucky River, Bourbon on Main is the dream of Frankfort natives who live and breathe bourbon and love to share their passion. They get inspired by the mixology and culinary delights of city life, but love the simple welcoming hospitality of small town living.
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Bourbon On Main
103 W Main StLocated in beautiful Historic Downtown Frankfort, Kentucky on the Kentucky River, Bourbon on Main is the dream of Frankfort natives who live and breathe bourbon and love to share their passion. They get inspired by the mixology and culinary delights of city life, but love the simple welcoming hospitality of small town living.
Visit the restaurant on the historic St. Clair Mall, across from the old State Capitol, for an intimate meal in their dining room, or for a special event or celebration in one of the private party rooms.
Using local ingredients Serafini create dinner and lunch specialties that range from Tenderloin Cognac and Lasagna to Pesto Chicken and Fried Catfish, combining the best of Italy with Kentucky’s southern food traditions.
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Serafini
243 W Broadway StVisit the restaurant on the historic St. Clair Mall, across from the old State Capitol, for an intimate meal in their dining room, or for a special event or celebration in one of the private party rooms.
Using local ingredients Serafini create dinner and lunch specialties that range from Tenderloin Cognac and Lasagna to Pesto Chicken and Fried Catfish, combining the best of Italy with Kentucky’s southern food traditions.
A Kentucky Bourbon Trail® Restaurant and bourbon bar on the bank of Glenn's Creek, featuring elevated Kentucky-inspired cuisine, a full bar with specialty cocktails, and a beautiful covered patio. Ideally located (within a 4 mile span) between Woodford Reserve Distillery, Glenn's Creek Distillery and the newly opened Castle & Key Distillery on McCracken Pike!
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The Stave
5711 McCracken PikeA Kentucky Bourbon Trail® Restaurant and bourbon bar on the bank of Glenn's Creek, featuring elevated Kentucky-inspired cuisine, a full bar with specialty cocktails, and a beautiful covered patio. Ideally located (within a 4 mile span) between Woodford Reserve Distillery, Glenn's Creek Distillery and the newly opened Castle & Key Distillery on McCracken Pike!
Conseils aux voyageurs
Se déplacer dans les environs
Proximity to Airports
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Intl. (CVG) - 76.2 miles (1 h 26 min)
Lexington Blue Grass Airport (LEX) - 23.1 miles (34 min)
Louisville International Airport (SDF) - 53.9 miles (53 min)