Oldham County Tourism KY is a brand that celebrates the rich history and diverse attractions of Oldham County, Kentucky. Known as the home of famed filmmaker D. W.

Griffith, Oldham County takes an honest and introspective approach to acknowledging the difficult part of its history, recognizing that Griffith was a supporter of the Ku Klux Klan and held racist beliefs that are flat out wrong. However, it also celebrates Griffith's filmmaking abilities and the contributions he made to the film industry. Visitors to Oldham County can explore a range of exciting activities and experiences.

From Oldham Hometown Tourist Staycations and Farm Tours to Horse Farm Tours, Garden Tours, and Nature Preserves, there is something for everyone. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking and trails, golf courses, disc golf, and the beauty of botanical gardens and nature preserves. The county also offers craft bourbon distillery tours, brew, mead, and cider tastings, and a train museum in La Grange.

Art lovers can immerse themselves in art galleries and studios, and those with a passion for history can delve into the underground railroad, visit historic homes and sites, and explore historic cemeteries. Oldham County is also home to the annual Kentucky Derby, making it the perfect destination for horse racing enthusiasts. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a trip with friends, or a family vacation, Oldham County has something to offer for everyone.

Explore the vibrant culture, natural beauty, and fascinating history of this unique destination