Great Lakes, USA
Carmel, Indiana (25-30 minutes north) is known for its Arts & Design District, the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts, and extensive Monon Trail access. It has an upscale suburban experience.
Transportation: Reach by car.
Connect with nature at these beautiful parks and landscapes.
Offers hiking, mountain biking, and scenic drives, especially beautiful during fall foliage season.
Features unique sandstone gorges, canyons, and hiking trails along Sugar Creek. A rugged outdoor experience.
Discover more of Indiana's history and heritage beyond the capital.
An interactive history park where visitors experience 19th-century Indiana life, including an 1836 Prairietown.
A city with several universities, a historic downtown, and the Vigo County Historical Museum.
Driving through central Indiana's rural areas spotlights the state's agricultural heritage. Look for local farm stands.
An interactive history park. Visitors experience 19th-century Indiana life through an 1836 Prairietown and a balloon voyage.
Cities like Zionsville and Terre Haute have charming, historic centers with unique shops and architecture.
Consider options for longer journeys beyond the immediate city area.
Pair a visit to Indianapolis with Chicago's world-class museums, architecture, and dining. Amtrak has a direct train connection.
Explore Louisville's Kentucky Bourbon Trail, the Muhammad Ali Center, and Churchill Downs. It has a distinct Southern charm.
A two-hour drive to Cincinnati, Ohio, opens up more regional exploration. This city along the Ohio River offers various attractions.
Consider a road trip encompassing the Indiana Uplands for natural beauty and small-town charm.
An Ohio River Valley loop including Louisville and Cincinnati has a diverse regional experience, with varied attractions.
Enjoy scenic river vistas and activities in cities along the Ohio River.
Discover museums, historical sites, and local heritage in each city.
Sample distinct regional cuisines across the different destinations.
