Jeffersonville Attractions. Jeffersonville Tourism and kids attractions

Esquire Theater: Independent theater and Films The Esquire offers a more intimate viewing experience for its smaller, more discriminating audiences, or its more outrageous ones. Read More >>

Veterans: It's a walk in the Park Mornings, afternoons, and evenings the hike/bike trail at Veterans' Park provides a great place for walking, biking, running, or pushing a stroller. Read More >>

Text Rain: newest permanent installation comes to 21c Museum Hotel Text Rain is the latest permanent installation to come to 21c Museum Hotel. The interative installation by Camille Utterback and Romy Achituv that allows visitors to seemingly bat around letters with their own bodies. Read More >>

Stratus Helicopter Tours: Soar above Cincy Fly above the city. Look down at the tops of buildings and bridges. Chase a speedboat down the Ohio River. It doesn’t get much better than this. Read More >>

Evendale Recreation Center: Fun and fitness Find fun, fitness, relaxation, enjoyment and more at the Evendale Recreation Center. Read More >>

The Golf Courses of Kenton County: Named 3rd Best in the State Golf Digest named it the 3rd Best Public Golf Course in the State of Kentucky, and it’s just minutes away from downtown Cincinnati. Read More >>

Richardson Road Park Host your next family reunion, birthday party, or other big event, at a park that packs plenty in a compact space. Read More >>

Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial: True heroes recognized At dusk, visitors to the Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial in the Circle City's White River State Park can hear the stories of those who have received the country's highest award for military valor. Read More >>

Ride the Ducks: A Quacktacular experience Ride the Ducks is a quacktacular land and water tour, beginning at Newport on the Levee. Read More >>

Angel Mounds: Offering a heavenly peek at prehistory Centuries before there was an Evansville, people found southwestern Indiana an attractive home. See where and how native Americans lived at Angel Mounds State Historic Site. Read More >>