Somerset, Kentucky (KY) Things To Do: Attractions, Food/Dining, Restaurants, Outdoors, Shopping

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Somerset Restaurants Serve Up Homemade Eats

A good way to describe Somerset food would be good, old-fashioned homemade southern cooking. From the marina resort to the catering, Somerset's restaurants work hard to give people a rich taste of Kentucky.

Somerset's Arts Community Takes Center Stage

Culture, fine arts, and music are a huge part of what makes Kentucky so original. Somerset is a hub of musicians and artists who seek to capture essence the Bluegrass state in their art. Somerset's attention to cars also adds to the culture in this southern state.

Somerset Celebrates its Great Outdoors

Fishing, golfing, camping and hiking are just a few of the activities in Somerset. Located near Lake Cumberland and the Daniel Boone National Forrest, Somerset is an outdoor enthusiast's ideal location.

About Somerset, KY

Located in south-central Kentucky, Somerset enjoys numerous natural resources, including Lake Cumberland, one of the largest man-made lakes in the world. In addition to a profitable houseboat manufacturing industry, Somerset is now a magnet for new business. Information technology industries thrive, earning the town and surrounding county the nickname of “Silicon Hollow.”

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