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Bordering the lush Original Highlands neighborhood as well as up-and-coming Shelby Park and Paristown Point, Germantown was founded in the 1800s by, you guessed it - German immigrants. Though Germantown may come across as a quiet, more residential neighborhood, don’t let it fool you - sprinkled throughout the neighborhood are a vast array of cool businesses, incredible restaurants, and unassuming taverns around every corner!

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Germantown Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, Play & Stay

Butchertown is a neighborhood that is rooted in culture, vibrancy, and history. It will always be ranked as one of our favorite locations in the 502 even despite the smell - Hey, it's called Butchertown for a reason y’all! The Butchertown neighborhood is one of Louisville’s oldest locations dating back to the 1800s. Today, you can find this neighborhood bursting with great restaurants, bars and excellent shopping. Whether you are a local in the city or cruising through for the weekend you must carve out some time to explore the original meatpacking district.

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Butchertown Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, Play & Stay

Of all the neighborhoods across the city of Louisville, Old Louisville undoubtedly boasts the longest and richest history- hence the name Old Louisville. Here you'll find gorgeous antiquated homes and buildings that are the sites of many a spooky tale of Louisville’s past, which you can explore on an eerie ghost tour, and everywhere you turn on the street is a distinct spot or landmark with a story to tell. Needless to say, in Old Louisville has much to see and learn about, from its inviting eateries to its world-class museums to its captivating legends of the past. In this Old Louisville Neighborhood Guide, you’ll learn everything you need to know about exploring Old Louisville!

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Old Louisville Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, Play & Stay

Clifton and Crescent Hill are two neighborhoods off of the eclectic and bustling thoroughfare Frankfort Avenue, just minutes from downtown, with unique shops, beautiful Victorian houses, and plenty of gardens and flowers lining the streets. Let's look at all the best things the Clifton and Crescent Hill neighborhoods have to offer!

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The Clifton & Crescent Hill Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, Play & Stay

NuLu, aka "New Louisville," is the trendiest neighborhood in town. Historic brick buildings painted with vibrant murals line the streets housing hip local restaurants & bars pouring craft beer and bourbon, art galleries, and eclectic shops.

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NuLu Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, Play & Stay

The Highlands is one of the most iconic neighborhoods in Louisville, with amazing food, eclectic shops and local businesses, street art, beautiful parks and tree-lined streets. The Highlands is the perfect place to find out why "Keep Louisville Weird" is one of the city's slogans!

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The Highlands Neighborhood Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, Play & Stay

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