Jeffersonville (Indiana)
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Get in
Interstate 65, which crosses the river on the John F. Kennedy and Abraham Lincoln Bridges (respectively carrying southbound and northbound traffic), connects Jeffersonville with Louisville and other points between Chicago and Mobile, AL. Indiana 265, soon to be redesignated as Interstate 265 with the recent opening of the Lewis and Clark Bridge to Kentucky, offers a bypass around the northern end of the city. Note that the 65 and 265 crossings are tolled, with all-electronic tolling (no toll booths). The lowest toll rates are available only to drivers with transponders issued either by the local tolling authority or the multi-state E-ZPass consortium.
Small aircraft can fly into Clark County Airport, five miles north in Sellersburg. Passenger jet service is available at Louisville International Airport, eight miles south off of I-65 and I-264.
Amtrak discontinued service to Jeffersonville and Louisville in 2003.
Get around
The main road through Jeffersonville is 10th St. (formally IN 62). Riverside Dr. and Utica Pk. carry traffic along the Ohio River. Hamburg Pk. runs north-south along the western side of the city. Veterans Pkwy. connects the north side of Jeffersonville with the retail district of Clarksville. Holmans Ln. connects Veterans Pkwy with 10th St. on the east side, where at that point Allison Ln connects 10th with Utica Pk..
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Hidden Hill Nursery & Sculpture Garden
phone: +1 812 280-0347address: 1011 Utica-Charlestown Rd, UticaEight acres of hundreds of rare and unusual trees, shrubs and flowers for sale. A mix of interesting garden art and child pleasing whimsy. -
phone: +1 812 283-3728address: 1101 East Market StA 22-room, late Victorian mansion features stained and leaded glass windows, intricate hand carved and original furnishings. Artifacts & models of famous boats built in the Howard Shipyards are exhibited.
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address: 723 Spring St
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address: 304 Mulberry StreetThe area around the Big Four Bridge was transformed into one of Jeffersonville Premier parks that is a destination for many people from all over the community and host to special events.
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address: 926 French StA small community park at the site of a former elementary school. Mainly of interest to parents of children with disabilities because of "Lydia's World", a playground featuring disability-friendly equipment.
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address: IN 62 East, CharlestownHiking trails and camping at the old army ammunition plant.
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address: 12510 Covered Bridge Rd, SellersburgFuzzy Zoeller designed 18 hole course with driving range. Annually hosts Wolf Challenge featuring pro and celebrity golfers.
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address: 1217 Deam Lake Rd, Borden194 acre lake and forest with fishing, boating, swimming, camping and hiking.
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address: Utica-Sellersburg Rd., Sellersburg27 holes of golf. An 18 hole championship course and a 9 hole executive course (called The Turning Point).
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phone: +1 812 218-1565address: 501 W. Riverside DrRiver cruises year round offering climate controlled decks with dance floors on each deck, dinner and a variety of other events.
- Twilight Golf Course, IN 62 east of IN 265. Nine hole par 3 golf course.
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phone: +1 812 283-8367address: 347 Spring StFamous for in cinnamon red-hots. Features a soda fountain, the original tin ceiling, antique, antique memorabilia and tasty candies.
Eat
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A Nice Restaurant
address: 2784 Meijer DrSpecializes in breakfast and lunch. The fare is down-home and simple, at a price you can afford. -
address: 700 W. Riverside DrPizza, pasta, Italian sandwiches.
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phone: +1 812 284-2919address: 707 W. Riverside DrMountain lodge atmosphere and American-style fare make this a popular destination. Large menu features meat loaf, pot pies, steak, ribs, and lighter fare for warm weather dining.
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address: 1207 E Market StreetThis steakhouse serves Certified Angus Beef, hand-cut in their kitchen and aged to perfection from 21 to 28 days. All of their dishes are made from scratch from dressings to dessert.
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phone: +1 812 590 3362address: 100 W Riverside DriveUpbeat restaurant & sports bar with a chicken-focused menu, including wings, tenders & sandwiches. Overlooking the riverfront.
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phone: +1 812 285-1777address: 415 Spring StThis neighborhood saloon houses a family Italian spot that wouldn't be out of place in Brooklyn.
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address: I-65 & IN 311, SellersburgDown home cooking with a country store for shopping.
- Golden Blossom Buffet, Tenth St. & Jefferson Center Way.
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address: 700 W. Riverside DrHooters may draw crowds with its long-standing reputation as a party scene, but you'll stay for the food, an appetizing selection of soups, salads, seafood and more. They are well-known for their chicken wings.
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Indi's
phone: +1 812 288 8980address: 2978 E. Tenth StLocal fried chicken fast food chain. -
phone: +1 812 284-3474address: 601 W. Riverside DrFried fish in a family dining setting overlooking the Ohio River and downtown Louisville make this a popular seafood restaurant.
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phone: +1 812 280-8500address: 301 Indiana AveKobe has an exceptional sushi bar, with skilled and friendly chefs who can be relied on to fashion fresh and tasty bites that are just about certain to please.
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Lighthouse Restaurant & Lounge
phone: +1 812 283-0077address: 202 Main StThe lighthouse has been a beacon of casual, home cooking and tavern environment. Daily specials, appetizers, chicken and fish baskets, salads and desserts round out the meun. -
Mai's Thai Restaurant
address: 1411 E. 10th StWith a broad range of well prepared and authentic Thai dishes, Mai's is the eatery to beat among the Louisville area Thai restaurants. -
Neil & Patty's Fireside Bar & Grill
address: 7611 IN 311, SellersburgBest known for the specialty seasoned fried chicken, Neil's also makes excellent pastas, steaks, seafood and salads. Homemade soups are created daily and coffee and desserts are always fresh. -
19th Green Pub & Grill
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phone: +1 812 914-7400address: 131 W Chestnut StreetPizza Restaurant
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Pizza King
address: 1066 Kehoe LnThe pizza is baked in a sturdy, clay stone oven and hand-tossed with thinner crust where the ingredients go all the way to the edge. -
Puerto Vallarta Mexican Restaurant
address: 125 Quartermaster CtVery good Mexican restaurant. Delicious tacos. -
address: 253 Spring StreetLouisvilleās premier authentic, Mexican cuisine.
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phone: +1 812 288-5788address: 256 Spring StreetNarrow, brick-lined hangout featuring classic pub fare & craft beer on tap, including house brews.
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address: E. Tenth St. & Meijer Dr"The Weed" dominates the local Tex-Mex scene with colossal margaritas, gigantic burritos and spicy chili con queso. These days, diners are more likely to dig into a grilled steak and a baked potato. Offers a Southwest focus, large and varied menu and added wine list.
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phone: +1 812 218-9882address: 2781 Jefferson Centre WayBreakfast and brunch.
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Bob's Pub
phone: +1 812 283-8919address: 1005 W. Market -
Jessi's Bar & Grill
address: 255 Market St, Charlestown -
Mick's Lounge
phone: +1 812 283-8096address: 1448 Gateway Plaza -
Sids Pub
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Third Base Tavern
address: 134 Spring St
Coffee & Tea
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Dbl Shotz
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Perfektion, Inc.
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Weezie's Cup A-Java
phone: +1 812 246-9339address: 116 Hometown Plaza, SellersburgNot the best hours, 7-2 M-F.
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Sheraton Louisville Riverside Hotel
phone: +1 812 284-6711address: 700 West Riverside DriveLocated directly across the river from Louisville, the lobby at Sheraton Louisville Riverside Hotel features Link @ Sheraton, a connectivity portal with Internet access, web cameras and printing capabilities. The hotel includes 8,000 square feet of meeting space, including the Riverside Ballroom which is capable to accommodate 300 guests.
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Jeffersonville Post Office
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By phone
Most telephone numbers in Jeffersonville, as well as the rest of the Indiana side of the Louisville area, consist of +1 812 plus a seven-digit number, but the entire 812 area is now served by an overlay complex of two area codes, with +1 930 as the second. A local or in-state telephone call now requires all 10 digits of the local number be dialed (omitting just the leading +1 from a local landline call).Signage on many established businesses may still display the original seven-digit numbers; dial 812 before these if no area code is indicated.
Go next
Clarksville, located on the other side of I-65 offers most of the areas shopping and dining. It also has the Falls of the Ohio State Park. Louisville offers major city choices for entertainment and tourist activities.