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THINGS TO DO
🌉 Outdoor Activities
- Walk or bike the Big Four Bridge
- Stroll the Ohio River Greenway
- Relax at Big Four Station Park
- Enjoy concerts at Warder Park
- Visit Vissing Park or Perrin Park for nature and playgrounds
🏛️ Museums & History
- Tour the Howard Steamboat Museum
- Explore the Vintage Fire Museum
- Visit Schimpff’s Confectionery & Candy Museum
- Walk through the Old Jeffersonville Historic District
🎨 Arts & Culture
- Check out the NoCo Arts & Cultural District
- Try workshops at Maker13 makerspace
🍽️ Food & Drink (Local Favorites)
- Geraldine’s Kitchen
- Union GameYard
- Parlour Pizza
- Red Yeti
- TOWN
- Big Ben’s BBQ
🎉 Events & Festivals
- RiverStage Free Summer Concerts
- Abbey Road on the River (Beatles tribute festival)
- Jeffersonville Farmers Market
- Southern Indiana Pride Festival
🏞️ Nearby Nature Spots
- Falls of the Ohio State Park (in Clarksville)
- Charlestown State Park (for hiking and rugged trails)
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS IN JEFFERSONVILLE
SCHIMPFF'S CONFECTIONERY
G.A. Schimpff’s Confectionery is one of the oldest, continuously operated, family-owned candy businesses in the United States. It was opened in its present location in 1891 by Gustav Schimpff Sr. and Jr. (See History for more information.)
This unique confectionery and lunch room in Jeffersonville's downtown historic district comes complete with a 50's soda fountain and orig
THE RIVERSTAGE
Moored at the foot of the Terraced Lawn on Jeffersonville’s bank of the Ohio River, RiverStage provides a unique atmosphere – including breathtaking views of the river and of Louisville’s skyline – to enjoy good friends and great entertainment. RiverStage is a floating performance venue anchored along the majestic banks of the Ohio River in downtown Jeffersonville, Indiana.
WALKING BRIDGE
The Big Four Bridge spans the Ohio River and connects Louisville, Kentucky to Jeffersonville, Indiana for pedestrians and bicyclists. The ramp coming off of the Big Four Bridge into Historic Downtown Jeffersonville opened May 2014. The bridge was completed in 1895, and updated in 1929. It remained closed for years until re-opening for pedestrian and bicycle traffic in May 2014. The