International Museum of the Horse — Attraction in Lexington

Absolutely loved our visit to the Horse Museum inside Kentucky Horse Park! 🐎

This place is more than just a museum—it’s a journey through time with horses. So many fascinating stories about how horses were involved in different wars, and we learned a lot about the types of horses, their races, accessories, and even the captains who rode them.

One of the highlights? The section about the Arabian horse—so beautifully done! 🇸🇦 It made me proud to see credit given to Saudi Arabia for sponsoring that part. It was elegant, informative, and full of heart.

The decoration, the displays, and the collection of items were just wow.✨ Every corner had something to admire or read. Whether it’s the history of horses in the U.S., Arabia, or England, it truly felt like it was made for the whole world to enjoy. 🌍

We had such a wonderful time—highly recommend it if you’re into history, horses, or just looking for something meaningful and beautiful to...

The International Horse Museum at the Kentucky Horse Park is a treasure trove for equine enthusiasts and history buffs alike. It offers a captivating journey through the rich and storied history of horses and their significant roles in various cultures and civilizations. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, showcasing art, artifacts, and information that highlight the enduring bond between humans and horses.

The museum provides a comprehensive look at the evolution of equestrian sports, horse breeds, and the impact of horses on transportation, agriculture, and warfare. It's an educational and visually stunning experience that deepens one's appreciation for these magnificent creatures. The International Horse Museum is a must-visit, offering a blend of history, art, and the sheer beauty of horses that's both informative...

We enjoyed speaking with the Emily and Bill. Very knowledgeable. We hoped to see the Farriers Shop but it was empty and locked. Can't wait to see it repaired. The horses were stunning. Savannah kitty is definitely Supervisor of the barns. Barn employees were friendly. Museum was neat, had many relics . Restrooms were clean. Ironworks Cafe was good. Employees there were kind. In the gift shop, I overheard the cashier, Marleen ,tell a customer whose 3 yr old child was fussing that he needed a rap on the behind. As a neurodivergent , I understood the child was over stimulated. The grandma tried to explain but the cashier was adamant that the child needed a spank. That was the only part of the park that was...