When visiting Indianapolis, you will find different types of attractions for everyone in the family. Fom zoos to museums and even natural parks to relax. Below we have a list with the top 5 things to do in Indianapolis for you.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum
Found at the spot of the famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway is their Hall-Of-Fame museum. This is a must have for any race fan. Experience the history of autos, racing, the winner's prizes and best of all over 70 5 winning cars driven by the Indianapolis 500's top driver's. Take a bus tour around the track and get a full view of the oval driven by your favorite race automobile drivers.
Indianapolis Zoo
The Indianapolis Zoo is a must-see if you are travelling with your family. The zoo is one of the best attractions in Indianapolis and it is very famous for offering different types of experiences, including the Dolphin Journey, the Sea Exhibit and also an overnight experience for evryone.
Lucas Oil Stadium
Lucas Oil Stadium is home to the Indianapolis Colts.
There's much more than a game to take in at the stadium like visiting the museum, enjoying the tailgating tent with a full menu, shopping at the store, live entertainment and the Fan Sector. Fan Sector is a family fun center that has games to take all the family. If you're planning to be in Indianapolis between August and Jan, be certain to take in a game. Football isn't the number one thing Lucas Oil Stadium has to give. They also host trade shows, the NCAA basketball competition and concerts. Check out their schedule of events.
Eagle Creek Park and Nature Preserve
The Eagle Creek Park and Nature Preserve features over five thousand acres of water and dry land. There are enough activities offered for the family to stay and enjoy in a full day. Except for the nature walks, biking and fishing that many parks have to give, Eagle Creek also presents you with windsurfing, swimming and sailing. There is a bistro and concession stand available or be free to bring a picnic lunch. Dogs are welcome and have their own ball park. Load the automobile and enjoy the day with the family at Eagle Creek Park and Nature Preserve.
Mass Ave Arts District
Mass Ave Arts District, sometimes called Mass Ave is an humanities and theater district that takes up a 5 block radius in the town center. The area offers live theater, art studios, eclectic shops and many cafes to delight your cultural palette. If antiquing is your thing, you will find 1 or 2 shops to flick through. While on Mass Ave, be totally bound to pay attention to the historical design of the area.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum
Found at the spot of the famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway is their Hall-Of-Fame museum. This is a must have for any race fan. Experience the history of autos, racing, the winner's prizes and best of all over 70 5 winning cars driven by the Indianapolis 500's top driver's. Take a bus tour around the track and get a full view of the oval driven by your favorite race automobile drivers.
Indianapolis Zoo
The Indianapolis Zoo is a must-see if you are travelling with your family. The zoo is one of the best attractions in Indianapolis and it is very famous for offering different types of experiences, including the Dolphin Journey, the Sea Exhibit and also an overnight experience for evryone.
Lucas Oil Stadium
Lucas Oil Stadium is home to the Indianapolis Colts.
There's much more than a game to take in at the stadium like visiting the museum, enjoying the tailgating tent with a full menu, shopping at the store, live entertainment and the Fan Sector. Fan Sector is a family fun center that has games to take all the family. If you're planning to be in Indianapolis between August and Jan, be certain to take in a game. Football isn't the number one thing Lucas Oil Stadium has to give. They also host trade shows, the NCAA basketball competition and concerts. Check out their schedule of events.
Eagle Creek Park and Nature Preserve
The Eagle Creek Park and Nature Preserve features over five thousand acres of water and dry land. There are enough activities offered for the family to stay and enjoy in a full day. Except for the nature walks, biking and fishing that many parks have to give, Eagle Creek also presents you with windsurfing, swimming and sailing. There is a bistro and concession stand available or be free to bring a picnic lunch. Dogs are welcome and have their own ball park. Load the automobile and enjoy the day with the family at Eagle Creek Park and Nature Preserve.
Mass Ave Arts District
Mass Ave Arts District, sometimes called Mass Ave is an humanities and theater district that takes up a 5 block radius in the town center. The area offers live theater, art studios, eclectic shops and many cafes to delight your cultural palette. If antiquing is your thing, you will find 1 or 2 shops to flick through. While on Mass Ave, be totally bound to pay attention to the historical design of the area.
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