Frankfort Travel gives visitors an opportunity to explore Civil War memorabilia, visit War Memorials, tour distilleries and candy factories, enjoy country music and practice fly fishing at the Casey and Elkhorn Creeks. Families with children as well as couples looking for a relaxing romantic weekend will appreciate the sights and sounds that a Frankfort Travel Itinerary has to offer. Frankfort Travel is the ideal way to unwind after a busy work schedule and enjoy some much needed time off with the loved ones. Tourists on Frankfort Travel are advised to visit the Frankfort Tourist Commission at the Gooch House on 100 Capital Avenue.
Things to do and Places to see on your Frankfort Travel Itinerary -
- The Kentucky Vietnam Veterans Memorial built in remembrance of the many soldiers from Kentucky who were killed in the Vietnam War. There is a huge sundial whose shadow falls on the name of every soldier on his death anniversary. The Frankfort Cemetery on East Main Street established in 1845 is a beautifully maintained Heritage spot. The cemetery is the second officially incorporated cemetery in the US. The Greenhill Cemetery is an especially significant Civil War Memorial. It is the only monument for commemorating the brave black soldiers who fought the Civil War.
- The Rebecca Ruth Candy Factory conducted tour is popular among visitors.
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The candy making process is showcased and guests receive complimentary candy at the end of the tour. Ancient Age and the Buffalo Trace Distilleries offer special guided tours to visitors to experience the making of fine bourbon whiskey.
- The Old State Capitol is one of the most significant architectural structures in Frankfort. Visitors can take extensive guided tours to know more about Kentucky's varied History.
- The Old Governor's Mansion was built in 1797 and it served as the official residence of 33 governors. The Governor's Mansion in Frankfort was built in 1914, reputed to be the oldest official executive's residence in the US.
- The Kentucky Military History Museum has a fabulous display of commonwealth martial memorabilia on exhibit.
- Casey and Elkhorn Creeks are famous for fishing Smallmouth Bass, Rock Bass, Rainbow Trout and Brown Trout.
Transportation options for Frankfort Travel -
Frankfort is served by the the Capitol City Airport and the Louisville International Airport. Frankfort is well connected to the rest of the country by I-64, US 60, US 127, US 460, and US 412. Frankfort Travel by car ensures that visitors are treated to some of the most scenic routes anywhere in the world. Frankfort is however best explored on foot, especially since there are many interesting buildings and alleys in the downtown district that would otherwise be missed.
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