The Eiteljorg Museum is the only museum of its kind in the Midwest, and one of only two museums east of the Mississippi that showcase both Native American and Western art, culture and history. The...

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Home to over 2,000 animals and Indiana's largest aquarium, this 64-acre zoo has lions, elephants and other wild animals roaming through natural settings. A special petting area allows children to touch, but not feed, the tamer animals. There's also the world's largest enclosed dolphin show and a roller-coaster for all ages to enjoy.

A monument built in 1902 as a tribute to the Indiana soldiers who served in the Civil War.

The museum represents the beginning of scientific psychiatry and modern medicine while the building itself is the oldest surviving pathology facility in the nation and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Indy Speedway, dating back to 1909, is one of the most famous car raceways in the world. Even if you can't join the crowd of 400,000 that comes each May to watch the celebrated Indy 500, stop by for a minibus ride on the speedway. Then visit the museum that traces race car history, including a display of restored speed demons, starting with the first Indy winner in 1911.

This track features karting, a European sport similar to go-cart racing.

This 1700-acre park is chock-full of activities and history, housing a former World War II prisoner-of-war camp. Recreation includes fishing, bicycle trails, walking and jogging trails, horse trail rides and hayrides, picnicking and a nature center. Knowledgeable naturalists answer your questions and offer guided hikes and talks.

The cemetery is the burial site for President Benjamin Harrison, Vice Presidents Thomas Hendricks, Charles Fairbanks, and Thomas Marshall, Eleven Indiana Governors, James Whitcomb Riley, John...

Offers educational opportunities while paying tribute to the student-athlete.

This museum contains relics and artwork illustrating the history of the Hoosier State.

A memorial to all of the medal recipients.

This 7,144-yard public course is located within Fort Benjamin Harrison State Park.