Indianapolis, IN

The world's largest children's museum is an awe-inspiring place for all ages. Its dynamic exhibits, from dinosaur skeletons to a full-scale carousel, make learning a hands-on adventure.

Feel the electric energy cheering on the NBA's Indiana Pacers or the WNBA's Indiana Fever. The state-of-the-art arena is in the heart of downtown, perfect for a pre-game dinner on Georgia Street.

This urban state park downtown connects major attractions like the Indianapolis Zoo, the Eiteljorg Museum, and Victory Field. Rent a bike or simply enjoy the green space along the White River.

This iconic 284-foot limestone monument at the center of Monument Circle is the symbolic heart of the city. Ride the elevator to the observation level for a panoramic view of downtown.

Housed in a historic 1886 building, this bustling market features over 20 local vendors. Grab a famous tomato soup from Shapiro's, artisanal cheeses, or global street food for a true taste of Indy.

Home to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, this beautifully restored 1916 theatre offers a world-class concert experience. The sound is magnificent, making it a perfect night out in the Artsgarden district.

Adjacent to Fountain Square, this historic district is a foodie paradise. It's home to Milktooth, one of the nation's best brunch spots, and a growing collection of craft breweries and chic boutiques in renovated Victorian homes.

Located along the scenic Central Canal and Monon Trail, Broad Ripple is known for its lively bar and restaurant scene, unique shops, and access to outdoor recreation. It's a walkable village feel just north of downtown.

A historic east-side neighborhood with a strong community spirit, known for its beautiful Victorian homes, locally-owned bookstores and cafes, and popular annual events like the Irvington Halloween Festival.

A massive redevelopment of the historic Coca-Cola bottling plant, this district is now a destination with a food hall, boutique hotel, cinema, and bowling alley. It's a shining example of Indy's adaptive reuse of historic spaces.

Just north of the city, Carmel's transformed old town center is a pedestrian-friendly district of art galleries, fine dining, and specialty shops, centered around the stunning Palladium concert hall.