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Richmond is a home class city in Kentucky and the county seat of Madison County, Kentucky, United States. It is named after Richmond, Virginia , and is home to Eastern Kentucky University . With close proximity to Lexington, Richmond is considered by many to be a great place to live.
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- Alicia M. Monticello, MN92 contributions. Wish we could have stayed longer. I didn’t realize how much there was to do here so we didn’t stay for long. This is a living museum and they show you how they do the various crafts and even have other events like falconry or ax throwing.
- dsbarker2016. Richmond, KY33 contributions. Three Dog Night at the center. We went to see Three Dog Night at EKU performing arts center in richmond ky. It was wonderful !!!
- VaTriese M. 2 contributions. Waterpark. Paradise Cove is an Amazing Waterpark. B. G. Ggggggb. F. T. G g. Y. H. FM. Thank. Fh. Ghu. Review of: Paradise Cove Aquatic Center.
- Cindy D. Rock Hill, South Carolina, United States 204 contributions. Mind blowing!! Do not miss this beautiful historic home. Don’t miss out on this treasure!
Richmond, Kentucky provides a range of activities for visitors and residents alike. From exploring historic landmarks to enjoying outdoor adventures, there is something for everyone. Foodies can indulge in delicious southern cuisine at local eateries and taste local wine and brews.
- Explore the Past at Historic Fort Boonesborough State Park. A scenic 20-minute drive north of Richmond on the left bank of the Kentucky River, Fort Boonesborough State Park offers history buffs and families a fascinating glimpse into the state's early years.
- Bring a Picnic to White Hall State Historic Site. Just a few minutes off the I75 between the city of Lexington and downtown Richmond stands one of the best-preserved country homes in Kentucky: White Hall.
- See a Show at EKU Center for the Arts. Part of the sprawling Eastern Kentucky University complex located a mile south of downtown Richmond, the EKU Center for the Arts is a world-class performing arts venue that offers a wide variety of cultural events, festivals, and shows.
- Stop in at the Battle of Richmond Visitors Center. Commemorating some of the most intense fighting of the American Civil War, the Battle of Richmond Visitors Center is a must-see when visiting this part of Central Kentucky.
Richmond Tourism. The Richmond Tourism’s staff with their Hospitality and Tourism Board strive to promote and advertise the city’s history, events, activities, and accommodations.
Ever since its founding in 1798 by a Revolutionary War colonel – and even before – Richmond, Kentucky, has been a town busy making history. Following skirmishes with Native Americans in 1775, Daniel Boone and a party of explorers laid out what would become Kentucky’s second settlement at Fort Boonesborough.
