Guidebook for Louisville
Arts & Culture
El Museo de Arte de la Velocidad
2035 S 3rd StParks & Nature
Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of landscape architecture who also designed NYC's Central Park, Cherokee Park is the green heart of Louisville.
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Cherokee Park
745 Cochran Hill RdDesigned by Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of landscape architecture who also designed NYC's Central Park, Cherokee Park is the green heart of Louisville.
Drinks & Nightlife
Monnik Beer Company
1036 E Burnett AveInteresting experimental beers
Nachbar
969 Charles StHip dive bar; same owners as EiDERDOWN
North of Bourbon
935 Goss AveHigh-end cocktails in a chic setting
Seidenfaden's
1134 E Breckinridge StFood Scene
Dependable restaurant and bar that is popular with locals
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Check's Cafe
1101 E Burnett AveDependable restaurant and bar that is popular with locals
Great New York style pizza, including by the slice; great salads and a nice craft beer selection
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The Post
1045 Goss AveGreat New York style pizza, including by the slice; great salads and a nice craft beer selection
Old school ice cream joint open only in the warmer months
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Dairy Kastle
575 Eastern PkwyOld school ice cream joint open only in the warmer months
Cozy spot serving German food; same owners as Nachbar
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EiDERDOWN
983 Goss AveCozy spot serving German food; same owners as Nachbar
Bean
1138 Goss AveHammerheads
921 Swan StCome Back Inn
909 Swan StIt's always time for tacos, sushi and beer! This local spot fuses Asian and Mexican cuisines. Great for dine-in or carry out.
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Dragon King's Daughter
129 W Market StIt's always time for tacos, sushi and beer! This local spot fuses Asian and Mexican cuisines. Great for dine-in or carry out.
This local cafe has great breakfast, brunch and lunch.
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Highland Morning
1416 Bardstown RdThis local cafe has great breakfast, brunch and lunch.
Our favorite restaurant in Louisville. Perfect for a date night. Walk around Bardstown Road or Baxter Avenue before or after.
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Jack Fry's
1007 Bardstown RdOur favorite restaurant in Louisville. Perfect for a date night. Walk around Bardstown Road or Baxter Avenue before or after.
the MerryWeather
1101 Lydia StCome Back Inn
909 Swan StEssentials
Kroger
1265 Goss AveGreat local grocery chain specializing in organic and natural foods and products.
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Rainbow Blossom Natural Food Market
3046 Bardstown RdGreat local grocery chain specializing in organic and natural foods and products.
Sightseeing
Walk over the Ohio River on a repurposed railroad bridge and enjoy the view of Downtown Louisville
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Puente de los Cuatro Grandes
1101 River RdWalk over the Ohio River on a repurposed railroad bridge and enjoy the view of Downtown Louisville
Neighborhoods
Hip residential area with a range of restaurants and bars throughout. Eastern Parkway University of Louisville to Cherokee Park (designed by Frederick Law Olmsted). This walkable neighborhood has lots of renovated shotgun and camelback style homes.
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Germantown
Hip residential area with a range of restaurants and bars throughout. Eastern Parkway University of Louisville to Cherokee Park (designed by Frederick Law Olmsted). This walkable neighborhood has lots of renovated shotgun and camelback style homes.
The Highlands has something for everyone. Walk down Bardstown Road to discover shops, restaurants and bars--and do plenty of people watching. Turn down an interesting street to admire the historical homes in a range of styles. The Highlands is edgy but family friendly. Like much of Louisville, there's a bit of a bohemian vibe.
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Highlands
The Highlands has something for everyone. Walk down Bardstown Road to discover shops, restaurants and bars--and do plenty of people watching. Turn down an interesting street to admire the historical homes in a range of styles. The Highlands is edgy but family friendly. Like much of Louisville, there's a bit of a bohemian vibe.