There's never been a better time to visit Indianapolis. The capital is full of exhibits and special events at major attractions, such as the Indianapolis Museum of Art, which has a mini-golf game about Indiana culture for the anniversary, historic sites, the Children's Museum, the Zoo and the Speedway. You will most likely think first of the 500 Miles of Indianapolis, the famous car race that has been called “The Best Show in Racing”. If green space is what you want, look no further than White River State Park, which covers 250 acres in downtown Indianapolis.
It features canals, sculptures, a summer concert hall and some of the best views of the city. The largest monument is the Indiana World War Memorial, which is more than 200 feet tall. War Memorial Plaza covers seven blocks; no other city in the United States devotes more space to the fallen of the United States. It is located right next to White River State Park and is within walking distance of many downtown attractions.
Indianapolis has earned a reputation for offering a world-class service known as Hoosier Hospitality. First-class amenities combine with exceptional service to ensure a wonderful visit to this capital. Indiana is known for its hospitality, and Indianapolis is a mecca for friendly, down-to-earth people. If you're lost or looking for a particular restaurant or attraction, go ahead and stop the first person you see.
Residents here are always happy to lend a hand. The Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA) is one of the largest art museums in the country with a collection of more than 50,000 works. It is in an impressive modern building. The free 100 Acres Art and Nature Park is filled with quirky sculptures and signs.
Indy is full of quiet green spaces to play and relax. Take a stroll, run or even take a gondola ride on the 1.5-mile Indy Canal, gondola ride in Indy The 250-acre White River State Park is literally in the center. It is an extension of green spaces and cultural attractions including the zoo, museums and the NCAA Hall of Champions. In addition, in the works there is a huge project centered around the White River that runs along the western end of the city center.
There are proposals on the table to turn the banks of the river into entertainment districts with restaurants, hotels and parks, Sunset over the White River in Indy For a smaller, boutique atmosphere, visit the Alexander Hotel or the 21C hotel to be built inside the old town hall. This racing facility has a capacity of up to 400,000 people and houses both NASCAR's Indianapolis 500 and Brickyard 400. Another interesting museum worth a visit is the Indianapolis Children's Museum, which happens to be the largest children's museum in the world. It is located in downtown Indianapolis and is proud to offer different exhibits that not only entertain, but also attract visitors.
Art lovers should visit Newfields (formerly the Indianapolis Museum of Art) while visiting the city. The Indianapolis Children's Museum has long been considered a bucket list destination for children, but thanks to massive expansion, there are even more reasons to visit the world's largest children's museum. Or visit the Lily and the Miller Houses and Gardens to get a glimpse into the lives of Indianapolis's most interesting and prominent families. I'm glad to see that Indianapolis is portrayed in a way that allows people to realize that it's more than just the Indy 500.
If you're planning to visit Indianapolis this year, you might be curious what to expect during your trip. Be sure to check out Indianapolis's Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site, a 16-room Italian-style home built in 1874. After my trip to Milwaukee, I was very excited about the Midwest, so when Visit Indy invited me to visit Indianapolis, I was quite excited. .
