Indianapolis was an impromptu stop on our almost 5,000-mile road trip this summer: one that blew me away.

Indy is launching what’s called the Indy Attraction Pass. With a click of a button, you can buy one pass to get you into eight of Indy’s top cultural attractions for one discounted rate. The only decision left to make is whether or not you have one-day or three-days to explore the Circle City.

March is Women's History Month! See which exhibits, landmarks, and experiences in Indy you can't miss to learn, grow, and advocate for women everywhere.

There are plenty of ways to serve, learn, celebrate, and have fun on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in Indianapolis this year.

Indy is home to three of Condé Nast Traveler's top hotels in the Midwest, including the Ironworks Hotel, JW Marriott, and The Alexander.

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]

Enjoy the Tribe’s ballpark like never before and play The Links at Victory Field, a 9-hole golf experience sure to leave you with no divot marks and tons of fun.

Victory Field will kick off a fall series of movies. What better place to watch three iconic baseball movies than this downtown treasure?

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. 

As we observe World Heath Day, here are five Indy businesses that are going above and beyond for healthcare professionals.

When spring break hits, everyone is ready to get out and about. Luckily, Indy has tons to offer local families and visitors. 

The great outdoors can be tricky to explore in the winter. But here in Indy, we have all the options to experience winter in the Circle City.

Celebrate MLK Day 2020 in Indy by learning, serving, and more! Dozens of destinations will offer free admission to museums and special opportunities to remember Dr. King's legacy.

November is Native American Heritage Month - and the Eiteljorg Museum debuted a new contemporary art exhibit, "Blurring the Line," to celebrate.

Indianapolis boasts a plethora of world class museums! Don't miss your chance to visit one of eight for FREE on Museum Day - Saturday, September 21st.

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.

For most happy hours around town, a requirement of admittance is being human. That’s not necessary for Yappy Hour, a free pet-friendly summer event held at White River State Park.

​​​​​​​Wands at the ready. From August 31-September 1, thousands of witches and wizards will head to White River State Park for the first-ever “Harry Potter: Wizards Unite” fan festival.

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.

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):