Shopping
Gift givers, local product lovers, and fashionistas: Indy is home to national retailers, local boutiques, and everything in between. Embark on a shopping adventure in Indianapolis with our curated guide to the best retail experiences. From trendy boutiques in the charming neighborhoods to the sprawling malls offering diverse selections, this guide unveils the city's vibrant shopping scene, ensuring you uncover hidden gems and discover the latest trends in the Circle City.
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Explore the shopping Indianapolis has to offer at VisitIndy.com.
Circle Centre Mall
Located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis just south of Monument Circle, Circle Centre Mall is a prime retail, dining and entertainment destination for conventioneers, tourists and the growing downtown residential population. This iconic shopping and dining destination features over 60 retailers, movie entertainment at the United Artist Theaters and thirteen sit-down restaurants. Its proximity to the city’s arts and culture makes Circle Centre a hub for Indianapolis traffic.
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Bottle Work District
Sitting in the historic North Mass Ave corridor, one of Indianapolis' four original diagonals, the Bottleworks District is a fusion of past and present in the heart of historic neighborhoods, robust arts, industrial architecture & good spots galore. If one thing is for certain, you need to experience this incredible district yourself. Featuring retail shops, a food hall, a movie theater and a spa. The Bottle District is a must-visit while in Indianapolis.
Indy Boutiques
Indulge in Indy's vibrant fashion scene! From sustainable chic at Good Neighbor to on-trend treasures in Vintage Charm. Discover impactful styles at Sage Boutique and Clothes With A Cause on Mass Ave. Broad Ripple brings you affordable glam at Pitaya and exclusive finds at 8Fifteen. Explore purposeful fashion, and experience diverse, purposeful fashion with a warm Indy welcome!
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Farmers Market
Indiana has been an agricultural hub in the United States for decades. From tomatoes and strawberries to corn and blackberries, the Hoosier state has provided fresh produce from farm fields to our kitchen tables. Lucky for Indianapolis we have several farmers markets where we can enjoy the fruits (and vegetables) of our fellow Hoosiers' labor, even in the winter.
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Explore Indianapolis Farmers Markets via the Visit Indy website.