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• Indiana’s Historic Landmarks Foundation: Preserving the past for the future

• Indiana State Museum: a stunning rebound

• Indianapolis Artsgarden: The downtown information hub for Indy arts & attractions

• Broadway Across America in Indianapolis: The best of New York in the Hoosier capital

• NCAA Hall of Champions celebrates college sports

• Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame: Hoosier hoops heaven

• President Benjamin Harrison home: the home life of the 23rd President of the United States

• Crown Hill Cemetery: resting place for notable and notorious

• Indiana Statehouse: Center of Hoosier culture since 1888

• Childrens Museum of Indianapolis: made for kids, designed for excitement

• Indianapolis Zoo: touch a shark, feed a giraffe, have a blast!

• The Lawn at White River Park: a top-100 venue

• Scottish Rite Cathedral: Gothic home to the world’s oldest fraternity

Indianapolis Museum of Art: One of the five largest art museums in the USA

Indianapolis Museum of Art: One of the five largest art museums in the USA
Consistently on the forefront in showcasing of some of the most exclusive cultural expression exhibits in the world, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, set on 152 acres just minutes north of downtown Indy, is considered one of the five largest general art museums in the entire country.

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Easley Winery: Longest-running family-owned Hoosier winery, right in the heart of downtown Indy!

Easley Winery: Longest-running family-owned Hoosier winery, right in the heart of downtown Indy!
Sample some of the oldest, most popular Indiana-made wines and get an amazing free guided tour of a 33-year-old wine maker right in the heart of downtown Indianapolis by visiting Easley Winery, just six blocks east of Monument Circle.

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Conner Prairie: Indiana's 'living history' museum

Conner Prairie: Indiana's 'living history' museum
Learn to build a canoe, chop wood, throw a tomahawk and milk a cow — and have a great time doing it! It’s all at Conner Prairie.

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James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home: A step back in time to 1916

James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home: A step back in time to 1916
A visit to the former home of renowned Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley is a step back to the beginning of the 20th century—just as the noted Riley experienced it. The Riley home is now a museum frequented by visitors from throughout the world.

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Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument: at the heart of downtown Indy

Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument: at the heart of downtown Indy
War history buffs don't want to miss a visit to the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument, one of the country's most beautiful and ornate memorials to U.S. military conflicts. The monument, found at the precise center of downtown at the circle, is considered a symbol of Indianapolis itself and is worth a stop just for a great view of downtown Indy.

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Victory Field: home of the Indianapolis Indians

Victory Field: home of the Indianapolis Indians
Both Baseball America and Sports Illustrated have identified Indianapolis' Victory Field as the "best minor league baseball park in America." A stroll through the $20 million field reveals why.

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Medal of Honor Memorial: True heroes recognized

Medal of Honor Memorial: True heroes recognized
At dusk, visitors to the Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial in White River State Park can hear the stories of those who have received the country's highest award for military valor.

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Indianapolis Motor Speedway celebrates 100th year

Indianapolis Motor Speedway celebrates 100th year
This year is a very special one for the home of "the greatest spectacle in racing." The Indianapolis Motor Speedway, home of the Indianapolis 500, celebrates its centennial, including the 93rd running of the Indy 500.

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Hilbert Circle Theatre: Home to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra

Hilbert Circle Theatre: Home to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
First opened to the public in 1916 as the Circle Theatre, one of the country’s first grand movie palaces, this landmark on Monument Circle was renamed the Hilbert Circle Theatre after an endowment made by Stephen and Tomisue Hilbert. Since 1984, due to the efforts of the Indiana Symphony Society, it has served primarily as the home of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

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Indiana War Memorial & Museum: a monumental tribute to Hoosier Heroes

Indiana War Memorial & Museum: a monumental tribute to Hoosier Heroes
Located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, the Indiana War Memorial and its museum represent the second largest display of monuments to American war veterans in the United States – the nation’s capital being the largest.

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