Lexington
Lexington offers a unique destination with small town charm. Discover live music, local dining and natural beauty that will make Lexington one of your favorite places to stay.
Lexington
Lexington offers a unique destination with small town charm. Discover live music, local dining and natural beauty that will make Lexington one of your favorite places to stay.
Lexington is the place that looks like a city but feels like a town.
Just minutes from the state’s capital city, Lexington has all the benefits of a cosmopolitan area but without the hassles that often accompany a big city.
Dining in Lexington
Lexington’s dining scene has flourished in recent years, so you won’t have to leave the city to satisfy your cravings. You’ll find southern classics at The Root Cellar, a sumptuous Sunday brunch at Cafe Strudel and the best barbeque in town at Hudson’s Smokehouse.
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Lodging in Lexington
If you’re looking for a place to lay your head after a long day of exploring, Lexington offers a selection of hotels perfect for all your lodging needs.
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Hidden Gems in Lexington
Lexington has plenty of popular attractions like Lake Murray and the Icehouse Amphitheater, but there are also some unique spots worth exploring around town. From Dining on the Dam to exploring the only natural waterfall on the state’s coastal plain, don’t miss these hidden gems.
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Recreation in Lexington
From baseball games to walking trails to beautiful picnic spots, Lexington offers a wide array of recreational activities for all ages. Whether you want to enjoy a walk along Fourteen Mile Creek Trail, ideal for beginner hikers and kids, or spend an afternoon on the shores of Lake Murray, Lexington’s got you covered.
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Shopping in Lexington
If you enjoy buying goods and gifts from small local shops, Lexington is the place for you. With its wide assortment of shopping options, from country stores to high-fashion boutiques, Lexington makes bringing home unique items a breeze.
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Museums & Arts in Lexington
Rich with history, Lexington features museums and sites that will guide you through its history dating back to Colonial times. Check the performance schedule at the Village Square Theatre to see some of your favorite productions come to life, and don’t miss the exciting lineup of events at the new Icehouse Amphitheater, which hosts everything from festivals to farmers markets.
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Lexington County Museum
Step inside a 200-year-old building and walk in the footsteps of the people who once lived there. The Lexington County Museum gives you ample opportunity to do just that at their complex of 36 historic structures.
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Gibson Pond Park
Once a famous swimming hole with a lively dance pavilion, the Gibson Pond Park has become a favorite destination for family outings. It's the perfect setting for a summer picnic.
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Koosa Golf
Walk into the spacious Koosa Golf store and you're greeted by an impressive inventory: clubs, bags, shoes, gloves, balls, clothing and more. The store is also a hangout for local golfers of all ages, who come to buy, try putters, test clubs on the indoor hitting "range" (net) or just chat.
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Hudson's Smokehouse
When you go to Hudson's Smokehouse in Lexington, go hungry. Not only is the barbecue some of the best in South Carolina, but the buffet of sides and desserts is a feast on its own.
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