Louisville Neighborhoods and Kentuckiana Cities
A guide to the Louisville neighborhoods and Southern Indiana cities that compose Kentuckiana. Find Louisville neighborhood profiles, resources on moving to Louisville, Louisville neighborhood tours, and information on renting a Louisville apartment.
Getting to Know the Highlands
Often referred to as “The Strip” or “Restaurant Row,” the Highlands in Louisville is best known for its eclectic local shops, restaurants, bars, and nightclubs.
Often referred to as “The Strip” or “Restaurant Row,” the Highlands in Louisville is best known for its eclectic local shops, restaurants, bars, and nightclubs.
Driving Tour of the Highlands Neighborhood
Explore one of Louisville's most unique neighborhoods by taking this 45-minute Highlands driving tour.
Explore one of Louisville's most unique neighborhoods by taking this 45-minute Highlands driving tour.
Getting to Know Clifton
The eclectic Clifton neighborhood has grown around Frankfort Avenue's niche shops and locally-owned restaurants that are reminiscent of Bardstown Road but without the overwhelming nightlife scene.
The eclectic Clifton neighborhood has grown around Frankfort Avenue's niche shops and locally-owned restaurants that are reminiscent of Bardstown Road but without the overwhelming nightlife scene.
St. Matthews Louisville Neighborhood Profile
St. Matthews is Louisville’s largest shopping district – two malls as well as one of every chain store in Louisville can be found on Shelbyville Road.
St. Matthews is Louisville’s largest shopping district – two malls as well as one of every chain store in Louisville can be found on Shelbyville Road.
Profile of Germantown in Louisville
Germantown in Louisville is often a less expensive option as far as cost of living in the city is concerned, and many individuals have used that as an excuse to adopt Germantown as their home.
Germantown in Louisville is often a less expensive option as far as cost of living in the city is concerned, and many individuals have used that as an excuse to adopt Germantown as their home.
Profile of the Old Louisville Neighborhood
Though Old Louisville once saw a fierce decline in care and interest, its recent gentrification has made it one of the most desirable places to live in Louisville.
Though Old Louisville once saw a fierce decline in care and interest, its recent gentrification has made it one of the most desirable places to live in Louisville.
Get to Know Corydon Indiana
Corydon Indiana is a small town approximately 30 miles west of Louisville that is best known for being Indiana's first state capitol. Corydon's Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Corydon Indiana is a small town approximately 30 miles west of Louisville that is best known for being Indiana's first state capitol. Corydon's Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.