Lisa’s Guidebook
Food scene
Louisville/New Albany is home to some absolutely fantastic places to eat! I hope you enjoy! - Lisa
Asian-fusion with exceptional sushi, great drinks, and traditional items perfected over centuries in the Far East. We recommend!
109 locals recommend
Dragon King's Daughter
129 W Market StAsian-fusion with exceptional sushi, great drinks, and traditional items perfected over centuries in the Far East. We recommend!
Creating elevated charcuterie experiences for you and your gatherings is the foundation of our company. Our passion lies in the art of premier meats, cheeses, and produce.
16 locals recommend
Board and You Bistro & Wine Bar
434 Pearl StCreating elevated charcuterie experiences for you and your gatherings is the foundation of our company. Our passion lies in the art of premier meats, cheeses, and produce.
A celebration of the culinary genius of the island of Cuba brought to life by a team of passionate people. Owner, Marcos Lorenzo immigrated to the U.S. from Cuba in 2000 hoping to realize the American Dream. Today, Marcos Lorenzo’s four Cuban restaurants in Louisville represent the gold standard of Cuban cuisine in the Midwest.
78 locals recommend
Havana Rumba Bardstown Rd
2210 Bardstown RdA celebration of the culinary genius of the island of Cuba brought to life by a team of passionate people. Owner, Marcos Lorenzo immigrated to the U.S. from Cuba in 2000 hoping to realize the American Dream. Today, Marcos Lorenzo’s four Cuban restaurants in Louisville represent the gold standard of Cuban cuisine in the Midwest.
Things to Do
I hope you have a great time while you’re here, and that our home is exactly what you need. New Albany/Louisville is a beautiful place and I hope you get to experience some of it’s charms! -Lisa
Truly a rare experience! This park appears when the dam stops the river from flow- ing into a part of the riverbed. This allows visitors to hike a short walk to the bottom where million-year-old fossils can still be seen in the rock. Be sure to call ahead to make sure the hours that the dam will be up for the day. The museum is open every day but the fossil beds are sometimes closed. Afterwards, get ice cream down the street at the Widow’s Walk and play on the playground over looking the river.
100 locals recommend
Falls of the Ohio State Park
201 W Riverside DrTruly a rare experience! This park appears when the dam stops the river from flow- ing into a part of the riverbed. This allows visitors to hike a short walk to the bottom where million-year-old fossils can still be seen in the rock. Be sure to call ahead to make sure the hours that the dam will be up for the day. The museum is open every day but the fossil beds are sometimes closed. Afterwards, get ice cream down the street at the Widow’s Walk and play on the playground over looking the river.
Admire this masterpiece of Victorian artistry nestled on the Ohio River and discover how the Culbertson family’s legacy of benevolence lives on today. This location is part of the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites, a statewide museum system with 12 locations.
19 locals recommend
Culbertson Mansion State Historic Site
914 E Main StAdmire this masterpiece of Victorian artistry nestled on the Ohio River and discover how the Culbertson family’s legacy of benevolence lives on today. This location is part of the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites, a statewide museum system with 12 locations.
The Big Four Bridge is an accessible walking bridge over the Ohio River. It provides sweeping views of the river and city. Visitors can walk or rent a bike and go to Indiana and explore the quaint city of Jeffersonville, Indiana. The total length of the bridge is two miles round trip, if you cross all the way over.
214 locals recommend
Big Four Bridge
1101 River RdThe Big Four Bridge is an accessible walking bridge over the Ohio River. It provides sweeping views of the river and city. Visitors can walk or rent a bike and go to Indiana and explore the quaint city of Jeffersonville, Indiana. The total length of the bridge is two miles round trip, if you cross all the way over.
Located in beautiful Starlight, IN, Huber’s Orchard, Winery & Vineyards is a favorite attraction enjoyed year-round. It is Indiana’s largest estate-bottled winery. It features a family-owned farm with U-pick fields, winery, distillery, tours, tasting room, gift shop, ice cream factory, farm market, events hall, and family farm park. Plan to spend hours!
57 locals recommend
Huber's Orchard and Winery
19816 Huber RdLocated in beautiful Starlight, IN, Huber’s Orchard, Winery & Vineyards is a favorite attraction enjoyed year-round. It is Indiana’s largest estate-bottled winery. It features a family-owned farm with U-pick fields, winery, distillery, tours, tasting room, gift shop, ice cream factory, farm market, events hall, and family farm park. Plan to spend hours!
The Derby Dinner Playhouse is known for their professional productions of Broadway musicals and lighthearted comedies enjoyed alongside a home-style buffet, full bar, and delicious desserts. The atmosphere is engaging and casual to allow people to enjoy one another.
18 locals recommend
Derby Dinner Playhouse
525 Marriott DrThe Derby Dinner Playhouse is known for their professional productions of Broadway musicals and lighthearted comedies enjoyed alongside a home-style buffet, full bar, and delicious desserts. The atmosphere is engaging and casual to allow people to enjoy one another.
A national Historic Landmark and home of the Kentucky Derby and the Kentucky Oaks, Churchill Downs racetrack conducts Thoroughbred horse racing in Louisville, Kentucky during three race meets in the Spring, September, and the Fall. No races? Take a 30-min tour at the Kentucky Derby Museum!
544 locals recommend
Churchill Downs
700 Central AveA national Historic Landmark and home of the Kentucky Derby and the Kentucky Oaks, Churchill Downs racetrack conducts Thoroughbred horse racing in Louisville, Kentucky during three race meets in the Spring, September, and the Fall. No races? Take a 30-min tour at the Kentucky Derby Museum!
Explore the world’s largest known cave system with thousands of years of history. There are many ways to view the cave and surrounding land, from guided walking tours to horse back riding. A reservation is required but there are tours year-round.
274 locals recommend
Mammoth Cave
Explore the world’s largest known cave system with thousands of years of history. There are many ways to view the cave and surrounding land, from guided walking tours to horse back riding. A reservation is required but there are tours year-round.