Crown Hill Cemetery Vacations

Much more than an animal park, this downtown attraction also features an aquarium and botanic garden.

Buckle up at the world’s most famous speedway and experience G-force thrills usually reserved for race car drivers.

A blend of local and natural history, as well as the largest IMAX theater in the state, make for an engaging outing.

Spend a relaxing afternoon in this world-class treasure trove of paintings, sculpture and textiles.

Dinosaurs and pirate ships, interactive exhibits, games and toys from a bygone age — it’s all at this children’s wonderland.

Winding trails, leaping bass and soaring eagles; experience the best of backcountry Indiana, just a stone’s-throw from downtown.

Museums, galleries, a world-class zoo and an award-winning sports stadium are all packed into Indianapolis’ favorite park.

Horse riding, fishing and a network of trails make this park a hive of activity in any season.

This stately memorial rises above a plaza filled with fountains, statues and monuments dedicated to America’s war veterans.

As a tribute to Indiana’s veterans and fallen soldiers, this stunning neoclassical monument symbolizes the state’s intensive 19th-century wartime efforts.

The 23rd president of the United States lived, campaigned and died in this stately home, now a museum with gardens and a theater.

Investigate this downtown museum’s showcase of exceptional Native American and Western American artworks, which includes contemporary art and outdoor sculptures.

A celebration of 24 types of college sport, this museum pays homage to student competitors, while its simulators provide a taste for pace.

From your grandstand seat, watch and listen to high-speed drag race cars and motorbikes zipping by at this prestigious auto racing circuit complex.

Explore a fascinating past when you visit the oldest intact residential neighborhood in downtown Indianapolis, an enchanting showcase of 19th-century architecture.

Search through the galleries and studios of Carmel's downtown arts district for antique pieces and unique works of art for your home. 

Get a sense of extreme speed from the iRacing simulator and view a tunnel of blueprints to understand the development of the IndyCar.

Discover the fascinating mathematical elements involved in this Masonic building, one of the city’s architectural highlights that incorporates neo-Gothic and Elizabethan styling inside and out.

One of the worst disasters to befall the U.S. Navy in its history is memorialized in this poignant monument on the Canal Walk.

Honoring the nearly 3,500 recipients of the United States Medal of Honor, this memorial features glass walls overlooking the scenic Canal Walk.

It is just one of the 370 square miles that make up Indianapolis, but this founding district is the city’s heart.

Running past some of the city’s principal attractions is a scenic 19th-century canal. Take a paddleboat, kayak or gondola out onto the water.