Editors canvassed the globe to identify the best places to visit and named Indy to both Condé Nast Traveler’s list of “Best Places to Go in 2021” and Travel + Leisure’s “Best Places to Visit in 2021.”
You don’t have to go away to get away. Downtown Indianapolis is home to several bed & breakfasts that are perfect for a relaxing staycation. If you’re itching to “do something” or are cautious about traveling out of the city, consider staying at one of these cozy inns.
Even if you and your family are planning on staying close to home this Fall, add some excitement to your autumnal vacation and visit Indianapolis for a weekend adventure. [Image: Scott Crone]
Kick a field goal in Lucas Oil Stadium, run the bases at Victory Field, and much more. Register today for this year's Indy Ultimate. Choose a socially distanced in person or a virtual option for this great event benefiting the workers of the Indiana Restaurant and Lodging Association.
Fresh air and sunshine are good for the mind and the body – and getting outdoors is one of the best things we can be doing right now. Let’s check out some of our favorite outdoor activities in Indy.
Toddler travel is adventure travel of a different sort. With friendly locals, laid-back vibe, and a spectacular children’s museum, Indianapolis is a great city for a family vacation.
Indianapolis has undergone a culinary evolution in the last decade, with more ambitious restaurants opening to the public and more high-quality cuisine available to locals and visitors than ever before.
You Are There 1915 opens September 21 the Indiana Historical Society. This also happens to be Smithsonian Museum Day which means you can go opening day, be one of the first to see this exhibit and get FREE admission.
Take some time out of your visit to experience all Indy has to offer! Regardless of what has brought you to the Circle City, here are five things to do around Indy that are guaranteed to keep your family and friends entertained.
The Conrad is welcoming a new hotel guest, except this one is here to stay. You can now find the Circle City's newest sculpture, Scholar's Stone, located right outside one of Indy's favorite hotels.
It's the 49th year of the IBE Summer Celebration in Indy! For 11 days you and your family can experience film festivals, business leadership and education conferences, luncheons, employment fairs, fashion shows, concerts and more.
The weather is warming up in Indy! This means dedicating more time to enjoying the weather and visiting our favorite restaurants and breweries, dining outside and drinking beer with our friends and families — and don’t forget about your pets!
Forget the ties and cuff links this Father's Day. All a dad really wants is time spent with his family, and Indy has plenty of options for treating your old man and making his day special.
Construction for the Indy's bus rapid transit system Red Line is in full swing, but that shouldn't stop you from visiting one of Indy's most lively neighborhoods.
Not only did Indy rack up top accolades like “Best Places to Travel in 2017” from powerhouse travel authorities like Travel + Leisure, but Indy’s story on our growing food scene, attractive niche neighborhoods, impressive trail scene and our top-tier family friendly destinations grabbed the attention of media from around the country. Here’s our top ten list of articles you may have seen about our favorite city from this past year (consider this our humble brag and reason for you to read them one more time):
Indy has a community of people who support everything local – restaurants, retail stores, breweries, food trucks, and more. This Saturday, November 25 aims to extend that community and encourage all to Shop Small and Shop Local.
Now through September 30th, you can pedal your way through Indianapolis each Saturday while learning all about the culture and history that makes the Circle City unique. Join a group for an 8 mile, 2.5 hour tour along the Indianapolis Cultural Trail.
.jpg)
.jpg)
.png)
