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All Kentucky Tours & Excursions in 2026

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Donica_E, May 2026
1/2 day Horse tour worth the time.
We felt the tour was very informative. Our guide was great! He could every question someone would ask. The Keeneland Race Track ok. The second stop to the see the foals and mares was excellent. We got to interact with many animals. The last stop was very interesting. We actually got to meet the head guy for the breeding area. His description of the process wss very good. Also on site, we got to see 4 massive stallions. The horse business is serious business.
sfaigle, Apr 2026
Interesting and Fun Tour
This is an excellent tour. Jeff is so knowledgeable and a real entertainer. The horse farms are beautiful and it was so interesting to learn about them. The only issue we had was a change to the pickup place that we didn't receive but when we called the tour contact number the issue was resolved quickly. Great service!
Paula_B, Apr 2026
Stress free great time
Driver met us at The Omni Hotel which is a fantastic place. I recommend staying there but they were sold out on the weekend we went. Our driver was great. She took us to 3 distilleries for tours and tasting. B&C did all the scheduling and we just showed up. No worries about any extra bourbon shots and having to drive. It was a wonderful experience and we will definitely be doing it again.
Mary_L, Apr 2026
A must see
Easy to get tickets. Great movie to explain the Kentucky derby. Museum was easy to follow and great information. Churchill downs was amazing go early in the day we say three bourses training and learned information about the track and the number of races held there each year
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If your brain wants to automatically add either “derby” or “bourbon” after the word “Kentucky,” that’s understandable—the state is rightly famous for both. As such, there are dozens of Kentucky tours to horse farms so you can see the sleek thoroughbreds up close. You can also traverse the bourbon trail on tours that stop at some of Kentucky’s most famous distilleries. Other options include guided walks through historic Louisville, visits to the National Corvette Museum, or food-focused walks through Lexington.