Logan County Tourism Bureau is dedicated to showcasing the tourist attractions and rich history of Logan County, Illinois. Visitors can explore the fascinating history of Abraham Lincoln by visiting the Logan County Courthouse, where they can walk in his footsteps as a surveyor and traveling lawyer on the 8th Judicial Circuit. The county seat of Lincoln is particularly significant, as it is known for being the town that Abraham Lincoln christened with a watermelon in 1853 and the first city named after him before his presidency.

For those interested in Route 66, historic downtown Atlanta is a must-visit stop along the iconic highway. Travelers can also enjoy scenic drives through Elkhart and Mount Pulaski, home to original courthouses from the Illinois Eighth Judicial Circuit that Abraham Lincoln frequented during his time as a lawyer.

The tourism bureau also provides information on upcoming events such as the Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Festival and Fall Farm Day at Gail's Pumpkin Patch. Additionally, visitors can explore outdoor activities, dining options, and accommodations in Logan County.