Step into Lexington’s past by exploring the historic homes, landmarks, and neighborhoods that have shaped the city for more than two centuries. Wander tree-lined streets filled with beautifully preserved architecture, visit the childhood home of Mary Todd Lincoln, and tour Ashland, the estate of renowned statesman Henry Clay. From influential leaders and historic residences to iconic sites that tell the story of the Bluegrass, Lexington’s historic attractions offer a fascinating glimpse into the people and places that helped define both the city and the nation.
