Indianapolis, Indiana

Sports are a big deal in the capital city—consider the Indy 500, the Colts, the Pacers, the Fever and the NCAA Hall of Champions. But explore cultural destinations, too, including art, history and children’s museums. Check out our guide for what to see, where to eat and where to stay in Indianapolis.

The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis may be the most surprising major player in the paleontology world.

Indianapolis offers plenty of activities for active travelers. Run in a half-marathon, see the city by bike, or walk the Indianapolis Cultural Trail.

In the shells of old factories, an Indianapolis neighborhood is manufacturing something altogether new—buzz.

Indianapolis' museums, parks and restaurants balance big-city culture with little-tyke appeal.

Known as the Racing Capital of the World for its famous speedway and the Circle City for a landmark monument, Indianapolis offers a weekend of adventures that extend to top-notch museums, an attraction-filled downtown park and stellar restaurants.