Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Richmond

"The Raven Run Nature Sanctuary, has seven trails and a number of features throughout the sanctuary that make this one of the best things to do in Lexington, Kentucky for nature lovers and those who are just simply looking to explore nature while in the heart of the Bluegrass Region!. In the early 1800’s, the area that is now Raven Run was owned by the Prather family. Today, you can still see their homestead on the grounds."

"Raven Run is a 734-acre nature sanctuary that’s considered a Lexington city park, so it’s free of charge to enter. Here, you can explore roughly 10 miles of trails; grab a map at the on-site Nature Center before you head out. Numerous 19th-century remnants of early settlers, as well as over 600 species of plants, providing an outdoorsy look at early Kentucky history."

"The idyllic Raven Run Nature Sanctuary lies on the southern fringes of the city. As well as fabulous fauna and flora, it has picturesque hiking trails and ample wildlife viewing opportunities on offer. The sanctuary encompasses verdant woodlands and wildflower-filled meadows with babbling brooks and meandering streams."

"This was our first time to this outstanding Italian restaurant. We are from Kansas City and wish we lived closer. I had Caesar salad which was very good."

"Jean Farris is a Restaurant, Winery, Vineyard, and Farm all working in unison to serve you the freshest, healthiest, and most delicious food possible. Much of the food we serve is grown on our own farm and everything is made from scratch. Changing regularly, our Libations menu features a seasonally rotating cocktail list, as well as an extensive selection of sought-after spirits."

"The menu at Jean Farris Winery & Bistro changes with the seasons, so they’re always serving their dishes with the freshest seasonal ingredients. It helps that they grow their own apples, vegetables, and herbs, and have their own vineyard. Their products are all grown, produced, and processed onsite – a true farm to table experience."

"One of the best family-friendly places to visit near Lexington is Fort Boonesborough State Park. This historic fort dates from 1775. Wonderfully recreated from the original plans, the fort today is a snapshot in time from the 18th century."

"in Syrah Wineries, Chardonnay Wineries, Cabernet Sauvignon Wineries. Visitors are invited to taste wine in Talon's historical tasting house and to participate in a self-guided tour created by our winemaker, featuring Talon's winemaking and bottling process. 7086 Tates Creek Rd Lexington, Kentucky"

"The Raven Run Nature Sanctuary, has seven trails and a number of features throughout the sanctuary that make this one of the best things to do in Lexington, Kentucky for nature lovers and those who are just simply looking to explore nature while in the heart of the Bluegrass Region!. In the early 1800’s, the area that is now Raven Run was owned by the Prather family. Today, you can still see their homestead on the grounds."

"Raven Run is a 734-acre nature sanctuary that’s considered a Lexington city park, so it’s free of charge to enter. Here, you can explore roughly 10 miles of trails; grab a map at the on-site Nature Center before you head out. Numerous 19th-century remnants of early settlers, as well as over 600 species of plants, providing an outdoorsy look at early Kentucky history."

"The idyllic Raven Run Nature Sanctuary lies on the southern fringes of the city. As well as fabulous fauna and flora, it has picturesque hiking trails and ample wildlife viewing opportunities on offer. The sanctuary encompasses verdant woodlands and wildflower-filled meadows with babbling brooks and meandering streams."

"One of the best family-friendly places to visit near Lexington is Fort Boonesborough State Park. This historic fort dates from 1775. Wonderfully recreated from the original plans, the fort today is a snapshot in time from the 18th century."

"One of the best family-friendly places to visit near Lexington is Fort Boonesborough State Park. This historic fort dates from 1775. Wonderfully recreated from the original plans, the fort today is a snapshot in time from the 18th century."