Enjoy the great outdoors and the beautiful views as you cross the Ohio River on this pedestrian bridge. Jeffersonville offers many restaurants and bars just at the foot of the bridge when you cross into the Hoosier State.
Cherokee Park is one of Louisvilleās Olmsted Parks and full of great scenery and paths to walk, run, and play. In fact, Sydney ran a half marathon through Cherokee Park!
Something about Churchill Downs feels Kentucky, and lucky for you, the fall meet will be underway during our wedding weekend. Limited tickets are available, and all tickets must be purchased in advance (mobile tickets only).
Louisville is in Bourbon Country, but why not try some brandy? Reservations are suggested, and tour capacities are limited. After your tour, stop at ALEX&NDER, the restaurant inside, for a great views and cocktails.
This is a great tour to learn about the history of bourbon. Reservations are currently required, and capacities are limited.
For great restaurants, shops, and more, take a stroll down Frankfort Avenue in the Clifton and Crescent Hill areas!
These burgers are worth it! They'll leave you wanting more, because they're just so delicious.
Learn more about "The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports" while visiting the Kentucky Derby Museum.
Batter up! Follow the journey of a baseball bat and learn about Slugger's history here. Even if you decide not to take a tour, make sure to get a photo with the world's largest baseball bat out front.
Mark's was Daphne's first five star review on Yelp back in 2013. You have to try the burgoo, a Kentucky favorite!
Directly across the street from our wedding venue, you can't go wrong with any of the food or drink options here! Unfortunately, they do not take reservations.
Louisville's Hometown Hero is Muhammad Ali. Not only was he a boxer, but he was also a humanitarian. This multicultural center with an award-winning museum dedicated to the life and legacy of The Greatest. Purchase your tickets in advance online.
One word: cookie. They boast they have the best cookie in Louisville, and we just might believe them.
We've heard that oishii means delicious in Japanese. And they're not lying! This is a great sushi spot.
This spot on the Indiana side of the river might be the best place to get photos of the Louisville skyline! Stop by to see the view and snap a few pics.
Stroll through the Belknap Campus of the university where Daphne earned her Master's degree. Snap a selfie with The Thinker statue that sits in front of Grawemeyer Hall. This statue, by French sculptor Auguste Rodin, is the first large-scale bronze cast of The Thinker.
Stop by Old 502 to check out some local wines! Daphne's favorite is Bach's!
This park sits along... the waterfront! Take in views of the Ohio River, walk along paved paths, and more.
Want to try some local pizza? This place is the spot!
This is a local favorite for breakfast and brunch! Daphne's favorite is Kalamity Katie's.