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- Running Man. Austin, IN 182 contributions. Fun distillery stop. Fun stop along the bourbon trail. Unique history and good tasting spirits. Easy access from the interstate.
- Carrie A. 1 contribution. Antique and vintage heaven. Loved this place! We were otw home to Louisville after a trip to the Gulf. I found this place on Google, and it did not disappoint.
- Melissa H. Oak Ridge, TN 149 contributions. Why not? If you’re a history buff then you probably like old houses. If you like old houses, then you probably love history.
- lisa5022018. Madison, AL62 contributions. Hidden gem in Franklin KY. Nice little museum in the beautiful old downtown. Staff was friendly and very informative about the history of the area.
- Go Off to The Races at Kentucky Downs
- Look For Old Things at Bright’s Antique World
- Appreciate Art Endeavors at Gallery on The Square
- Have A Drink at Duelling Grounds Distillery
- Glimpse The Past at Simpson County Historical Society and History Center
- Play Golf at Kenny Perry’s Country Creek Golf Course
- Spend A Night at Sandford Duncan Inn
- Take Your Family to Feathers and Friends Alpaca Farm
- Bring Your Kids to Ruby Branch Farms
- Have A Hearty Lunch at Brickyard Cafe
Brian Stansberry, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Kentucky Downs is a Thoroughbred horse-racing track along the Kentucky-Tennessee border in Franklin. It stands out among American tracks, as it is a European-style racecourse with its surface made of turf or grass; and it is kidney-shaped, featuring undulation and a right-hand bend. The Mint gaming...
Come and look through 35,000 square feet of floor space at this quaint antique shop, and you just might spot treasures. The aisles at this store are brightened with street lamps, and the booths are shaped into storefronts where different sellers offer up their wares to the public. You will see items such as antiques, vintage collectibles, retro ite...
Gallery on the Square is a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting local artists that have been active since 1992. It has been upheld through contributions and membership from the Franklin community over the years. It is operated by the Simpson County Guild of Artists and Craftsmen, and its mission is to support artists, art, and education in...
Duelling Grounds is a Franklin-owned distillery specializing in small-batch ultra-premium bourbon, aged in charred white oak, to draw out a unique, sweet, woody flavor. Linkumpinch Bourbon, named after Linkumpinch Farm, where legendary duels were fought, has batches that are double-pot distilled and aged for four years in charred oak barrels; it ex...
Located in the old stone jail built in 1879 and used up to 1886, this museum contains a variety of archives that include wills, deeds, marriage certificates, tax records, and county court documents. At the jailer’s quarters are paintings and artifacts donated over the years, and the cells have been left just as they were when last used. Maintained ...
Kenny Perry is a PGA tour veteran and a Franklin resident who designed Country Creek, an 18-hole golf course in a lovely pastoral setting. He built the place because he wanted to make golf accessible to anybody, and he designed the layout to be fun for players at all handicap levels. The course is nestled in the hills and woods of south-central Ken...
Sandford Duncan Inn was a stagecoach stop in the early 19th century and is one of the oldest log structures in Simpson County. It is thought to have been built in 1818 in what used to be Logan County. A corner of the property bought in 1818 was on the ‘Lexington to Nashville Road,’ and it was down here that the travelers came to visit. Tax records ...
Feathers and Friends is a full-service alpaca farm in the lush farmlands of Franklin in Central Kentucky. They sell alpacas for breeding stock and for pet and fiber animals, and their dedication to the well-being of these animals is of the highest concern. Come and appreciate these lovely and entertaining animals on the farm as you feed them, pet t...
Drew and Laney Snider founded Ruby Branch Farms to expand the family’s agricultural farm in 2014. While you’re here, wander through the sunflower labyrinth in August and the corn maze in the fall! With more than 20 different color types and three different pot sizes, Ruby Branch Farms has the best-priced, highest-quality mums. You may also choose y...
The ideal blend of American, Italian, and Mediterranean cuisine is available at Brickyard Café in a welcoming and pleasant fine-dining setting. At Brickyard Cafe, a former manufacturer of antique carriages that have been converted into a restaurant, they have created a fine-dining setting with a small-town charm. Browse the fantastic menu from Fres...
May 7, 2023 · Explore the city of Franklin, Kentucky with these 12 fun things to do! From visiting the local museum and taking a hike to discovering the shops and restaurants downtown, there's something for everyone. Enjoy the outdoor beauty of the city with a visit to the park, or get a taste of the local culture with a live show or music festival.
things to see & do Top 10 Dueling Grounds Distillery 208 Harding Road read more website Simpson County History Center & Old Jail 128 West Kentucky Ave
If you love bourbon, live horse racing, shopping, gaming, art, history or if you are a foodie, you will love this town! Situated between Nashville, Tenn. and Bowling Green, Ky., on I-65, Franklin, Ky. sits in the heart of the south eastern United States.
Top Things to Do in Franklin, Kentucky: See Tripadvisor's 4,083 traveller reviews and photos of 20 things to do when in Franklin.
Located on I-65 between Nashville, Tennessee and Bowling Green, Kentucky, Franklin offers live horse racing, downtown shopping, quaint roadside attractions, antiquing. history museums, and the first bourbon distillery on the Kentucky craft distiller's tour.
