Elizabethtown Travel Guide

 Sarah_Bellum Says:  Not necessarily a remarkable historic home but the people working there were not only very accomodating they took a remarkable amount of time answering questions from my second grader which was very unusual to find people so patient with younger children. This home has... 

 Sarah_Bellum Says:  This was a nice park with a lake, swingset, sand volleyball courts and some history. The sign says it all but included is a small grave site of the family that lived in this log cabin and a small school house that was the sole school in the area. A nice break from all the... 

 Sarah_Bellum Says:  If you are a history buff you are going to love this place. If it wasn't for having small children I could have spent the entire day going through this museum. The shear number of tanks and aircraft from world war 2 outside was amazing and inside most of it did focus on... 

 Sarah_Bellum Says:  This was an interesting place. The next best thing to the actual Coca Cola Museum in Atlanta. The exhibits were interesting and kept the kids occupied looking at all the shiny bottles and things from years past. If you are in the area it is worth the extra few hours to stop... 

 kakou226 Says:  I actually went here twice because I really liked the forest paths and I was looking for a nice place to walk for the afternoons.The monument is intriguing: a tiny log cabin inside a large granite hall. There's a video about Licoln's early years and a neet little gift shop. 

 kakou226 Says:  Although outside appearances this is a lame place to go I enjoyed it because there was a women working on the gardens who was thoroughly facinated by the topic and I ended up talking with her for an hour all about Lincoln and his relation to Kentucky. So if you go, just say... 

 kakou226 Says:  If you love antique cars this is the place to go! There is an entire warehouse packed full of beautifully restored cars from all eras.All the cars were refinished by the Swope family and put on display for all to see free of charge. 

 kakou226 Says:  I visited the new Coke Museum located in the tourist center. Not only do you get to see neat coke memorabilia you'll learn about Coca-Cola's history (it was once sold as a medicine!) When you are done visiting the museum stop by the toursit center and pick up pamphlets on... 

 sambarnett Says:  Elizabethown is home the Schmidt's Coca-Cola Museum, a display of the world's largest privately owned collection of Coca-Cola related material. I'm not a big fan of cola or corporate advertising and ephemera, but the museum is actually quite interesting and well laid out.... 

 obadiah77 Says:  Coco cola muesum. on ring road. Hodgeville, ky- lincoln's birthplace about 10 miles from elizabethtown.great for kids. historical 

 25 Opinions

 John195123 Says:  They have decent wings, pride themselves on bad service and might even be closed by the time this is posted. But they have a large selection of bottled beers, which is better than the usual crap. 

 John195123 Says:  This is the only place with sushi (that's any good) in town. They have a hibachi as well as a sushi bar, serve the right beers and have a good atmosphere. The hibachi chefs may not be Japanese... or even legal, but they put on a good show, if flipping shrimp into a hat makes... 

 obadiah77 Says:  sorry one bad thing about Elizabethtown is that it is a dry county. which means only drinking in the homes. No drinking in the returants. No bars.