Diana Comes to Louisville.

In the heart of downtown Louisville, Fourth Street Live and the surrounding district is a vibrant dining and entertainment corridor. From a brewery and handmade fudge to a bourbon lounge and upscale Southern fare, we get a taste of the more than 20 choices for food and fun. Dining at Gordon Biersch and Eddie Merlot's.

Derby Pie, Benedictine, the Hot Brown and all things bourbon, we take a City Taste Tour of Louisville's food favorites.

Louisville's Food Trucks.

In its heyday in the 1930's & 40's, Theatre Square still packs an entertainment punch. More than a dozen dining options, three performance venues and the restored Derby clock make this a go-to district. Dining at Theatre Square Marketplace.

We take our chances on the 24/7 gaming and entertainment action at Horseshoe Southern Indiana. Dining at Jack Binion's Steakhouse.

Tracing Louisville's bourbon heritage and it's ties to horse racing at the Kentucky Derby Museum's Urban Bourbon exhibit. Dining and mint juleps at the Derby Cafe.

Four years into the Urban Bourbon Trail passport program, a lot has changed. In this episode we explore in the ins and outs of the many locations throughout the urban core and the city’s neighborhoods and suburbs. As well has the how-to of exploring the trail during a long weekend vacation to Bourbon Country. Featured stops include breakfast at Dish on Market, lunch at Avalon and dinner at Village Anchor Pub & Roost.

We spend the day on historic East Market taking in galleries, boutiques, antiques and architecture. So many dining options along this new "restaurant row", we sample Garage, Ghyslain, Please & Thank You, Taco Punk and Toast.

With the largest neighborhood of Victorian homes, and the third largest historic preservation district in the US, Old Louisville is a step back in time. We tour ornate B & B's with dining at Buck's on the Urban Bourbon Trail.