Downtown
The ultimate urban living with residential lofts, restaurants, entertainment venues, & museums, all within walking distance in the heart of the city. More info
The Highlands
Neighborhood that takes pride in its eclectic mix of local businesses that “keep Louisville weird”. More info
Old Louisville
Neighborhood known for its large population of Victorian homes, located just south of downtown, adjacent to the University of Louisville. More info
Nulu (East Market) District
Trendy artist neighborhood with a mix of galleries, local retail and original restaurants located just east of downtown and on the ZeroBus TARC route. More info
Germantown
Neighborhood know for its large collection of shotgun houses, located three miles southeast of downtown. Similar to the Highlands, it offers an eclectic mix of local businesses with a small town feel. More info
Clifton/Crescent Hill
Neighborhood located just east of NuLu and minutes from downtown. Historic Frankfort Ave runs through the heart of this community and is lined with a mix of local restaurants, coffee shops, and antique stores. More info
St. Matthews
Neighborhood located 8 miles east of downtown, adjacent to the Clifton/Crescent Hill neighborhood. Louisville’s largest shopping area, with 2 malls and several large chain stores located on the main artery Shelbyville Road. More info
Norton Commons
A planned urban residential area emphasizing walkability and neighborly harmony. Dropped into the outskirts of a small development in the Eastern part of the Jefferson County, Norton Commons is essentially a self-contained community. More info
Portland
Oldest neighborhood in Louisville, located adjacent to the Falls of the Ohio, just northwest of downtown. This artist community is on the brink of a revitalization movement.