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Built in 1832, the Mary Todd Lincoln House is a beautiful museum in Lexington. This fourteen bedroom house has been restored and maintained well with all the original decor and furnishings. The hallways have family portraits on display and the bedrooms are designed in a classic Victorian style with king-size beds and antique furniture pieces. A great place to spend a day at and see the history this house has to offer.

Located in downtown Lexington is the Rupp Arena, which plays host to several popular concerts, sporting events, family entertainment shows and conventions. The venue is home to Wildcats - the basketball team. Sound and light systems are high-tech and ample parking space is available. The excellent staff re-defines quality service, which is another plus for the venue. Housed within the arena is ‘The Heart', which was conceived after a popular demand for a medium sized space to hold concerts and meetings.

The Aviation Museum of Kentucky was established in 1995 and displays a collection of historic air crafts, documents, pictures and some training equipment. From war planes to vintage airplanes, the museum houses a fascinating collection of the military and civilian aircraft. The museum also provides guided tours to the visitors.

Hunt-Morgan House is a federal style residential home which was built by John Wesley Hunt in 1814. On the second floor of the building rests the Alexander T. Hunt Civil War Museum. The building is full of intricate, architectures and beautiful furnishings. This building was listed down in the National Register of Historic Places on March 14 of 1973.