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Restaurants & cafés
Mayan Cafe Chef Bruce Ucan's NuLu Yucatan restaurant built on his family recipes plus Kentucky farms. The cochinita pibil and the tok-sel lima beans are the quiet classics that locals keep ordering.
Pizza Lupo A wood-fired Italian in a 19th-century Butchertown brick building doing pies, pastas, and an unusually short natural-wine and amari list. Locals' default Italian for the past few years.
Trails & outdoors
Cherokee Park Frederick Law Olmsted's 409-acre Highlands park with a 2.4-mile Scenic Loop and a deeper bridle-trail system. The city's most-used park for runners, cyclists, and dog-walkers.
Iroquois Park An Olmsted southern-county hill park with a 3-mile summit drive and trail network. The summit overlook of Louisville is the city's best free skyline view.
Things to do
Speed Art Museum Kentucky's oldest and largest art museum, on the University of Louisville campus. Strong Native American and African collections in addition to the European and American galleries.
Frazier History Museum A downtown Kentucky history museum with serious bourbon-history programming on the third floor. Less stuffy than the name suggests, and the Spirit of Kentucky exhibit is the strongest in the building.
Landmarks & sights
Muhammad Ali Center Two floors of award-winning exhibits and a five-screen orientation film built around Louisville's most famous son. Less a sports museum than a civil-rights museum that happens to use a boxer as the thread.
Churchill Downs The twin spires of the home of the Kentucky Derby. The Kentucky Derby Museum next door tells the racetrack's story year-round; live racing runs spring and fall.