Travel Guide to Indianapolis, IN
Fall in Love With Indy
Welcome to Indianapolis, a main stop on your way through the Midwest. Hosting some of the biggest attractions like the Indy 500 and the largest children’s museum in the world — you’ll find there is so much fun to be had when you book your stay here.
Motorsports, Arts, and History!
- Indianapolis Motor Speedway: Home of the Indianapolis 500 and Brickyard 400, this is a must-see for motorsport enthusiasts.
- White River State Park: A large urban park offering walking trails, open spaces, and access to attractions like the Indianapolis Zoo and the Indiana State Museum.
- Monument Circle: A central hub featuring the Soldiers and Sailors Monument and surrounded by vibrant shops and restaurants.
- The Children's Museum of Indianapolis: The world’s largest children’s museum, offering interactive exhibits and educational displays.
- Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields: A cultural gem offering impressive art collections and beautiful gardens.
Top Indy Neighborhoods:
- Mass Ave Arts District: Known for its independent boutiques, trendy restaurants, and local art galleries.
- Broad Ripple Village: A lively neighborhood featuring nightlife, artisan shops, and dining along the White River.
- Fountain Square: A historic neighborhood with theaters, vintage stores, and food offerings that celebrate diverse cuisine.
Get in With the Culture:
- Explore downtown in a unique way on Handlebar PedalPub Tours or Tandem E-Bike City Rentals.
- Indianapolis boasts a vibrant arts and cultural scene, with events like the Indy Jazz Fest and the Heartland International Film Festival.
- Lucas Oil Stadium: Home to the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts and hosts concerts and other large events throughout the year.
- Eiteljorg Museum: Offers a deep dive into Native American and Western art and culture.
- Dog-Friendly City: Bring your furry friend on your adventures with you. Indy is welcoming to all and many establishments allow your four-legged pals to join along with you.
Nearby Adventures:
- For those looking to explore outside the city, Brown County State Park offers hiking and scenic beauty just a short drive away, while Carmel's Arts & Design District makes for a perfect afternoon trip.
Travel Tips:
- Getting Around: Downtown is walkable, and public transport is convenient, but renting a car is advisable if you want to explore the surrounding areas.
- When to Visit: The spring and fall offer pleasant weather, while major events like the Indy 500 in May or the Circle of Lights in November attract crowds for special experiences.
Come to Indianapolis and enjoy big-city vibes mixed with Midwest charm. Book your hotel today to explore everything Indy has to offer!
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