Indianapolis Sightseeing

Discover the heartland's charm in Indianapolis! Immerse yourself in history at the iconic Monument Circle and the State Capitol. Delight in cultural treasures along Mass Ave, the vibrant arts district. Explore the scenic White River State Park or catch a game at the renowned Lucas Oil Stadium. Uncover the city's racing heritage at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. From world-class museums to lively neighborhoods, Indy invites you to savor a blend of tradition and modernity in every sightseeing adventure.

Parks & Outdoors

Indy's parks offer diverse experiences: stroll along the Monon Trail, embrace history at War Memorial Plaza, admire downtown's heart at Monument Circle, unwind at White River State Park, and explore nature's wonders at Eagle Creek Park. Enjoy a perfect blend of urban and natural retreats!

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Take a Tour

Experience Indy’s history, culture, architecture, and more on these outings in and around the city. From historical walking tours that breathe life into the past to thrilling segway adventures weaving through iconic landmarks, this guide is your passport to an immersive and educational journey, ensuring you make the most of every step in Indiana's capital.

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Musems & Art

Indy's museums captivate with diverse wonders. From the interactive Children's Museum and the artistry at Newfields to the historical depth of the Indiana State Museum, delve into culture at every corner. Experience an enriching journey through Indianapolis' vibrant museum scene.

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Indiana War Memorial Plaza

The seven-block Indiana War Memorial Plaza Historic District, in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, is composed of predominantly Neoclassical buildings and structures, landscaped open space, and sculptural ensembles.

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NCAA Hall of Champions

The NCAA Hall of Champions boasts two-levels of interactive exhibits to engage visitors and create a true-to-life understanding of what it takes to make the grade.On the first level, all 24 NCAA sports are represented and include trivia challenges, current team rankings, video highlights, and artifacts donated from colleges around the nation. Play, on the second level, is a fully interactive area to compete virtually and hands-on through sports simulators, a 1930s retro gymnasium, ski simulator and more.

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Indianapolis Motor Speedway

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum (IMSM) has one of the world’s largest and most varied collections of racing, antique, and classic cars (including more than 30 that have won the Indianapolis 500). The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum is currently closed for renovations, but you can still explore the Speedway through a Track Tour. Tours are available 363 days a year—every day except Thanksgiving and Christmas unless there are special events at the Speedway.

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