Shopping
If you’ve got time to shop, then the Bluegrass is ready with all you can handle in the way of diverse shopping opportunities. Whether you enjoy indoor malls, unique shopping areas, quaint family-owned stores, farmers’ markets, or downtown shops, the variety of shopping environments is certainly overwhelming. People come from miles around to see what the Bluegrass has to offer.
Lexington is home to one of the state’s largest malls, Fayette Mall (Nicholasville Road), as well as Kentucky’s largest shopping, convention and sports arena complex located at The Shops at Lexington Center. One block from Lexington Center across West Main Street is The Square. A little further out Nicholasville Road just into Jessamine County is a newer shopping and dining area called Brannon Crossing. Other area malls and shopping areas to hit include The Mall at Lexington Green (Nicholasville Road), the Lansdowne Shoppes (Tates Creek Road), and the many shops and restaurants at Hamburg Pavilion (I-75 & Man O’War).
Also in Lexington, you’ll find unique shopping areas (similar to districts), such as Clay Avenue, Chevy Chase Village, the Greentree section of Short Street, North Limestone, Old Vine Street, as well as South Limestone near the University of Kentucky campus. Regionally, you’ll find the small-town shopping atmosphere in downtown areas like Georgetown, Midway, Winchester, Richmond, Berea, Paris, and Versailles.
If you’re looking to shop in the Bluegrass, come with a lot of energy and plenty of space in your vehicle, because you certainly won’t leave empty-handed.
Lexington is home to one of the state’s largest malls, Fayette Mall (Nicholasville Road), as well as Kentucky’s largest shopping, convention and sports arena complex located at The Shops at Lexington Center. One block from Lexington Center across West Main Street is The Square. A little further out Nicholasville Road just into Jessamine County is a newer shopping and dining area called Brannon Crossing. Other area malls and shopping areas to hit include The Mall at Lexington Green (Nicholasville Road), the Lansdowne Shoppes (Tates Creek Road), and the many shops and restaurants at Hamburg Pavilion (I-75 & Man O’War).
Also in Lexington, you’ll find unique shopping areas (similar to districts), such as Clay Avenue, Chevy Chase Village, the Greentree section of Short Street, North Limestone, Old Vine Street, as well as South Limestone near the University of Kentucky campus. Regionally, you’ll find the small-town shopping atmosphere in downtown areas like Georgetown, Midway, Winchester, Richmond, Berea, Paris, and Versailles.
If you’re looking to shop in the Bluegrass, come with a lot of energy and plenty of space in your vehicle, because you certainly won’t leave empty-handed.
