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Attractions

Come early or stay after the meeting to enjoy all Indianapolis has to offer! Visit the Indianapolis Visitors Bureau

Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art

  • Explore the intersection of the arts, histories and cultures of the past and present through diverse stories of the American West and the Indigenous Peoples of North America.

Indiana War Memorial Plaza and Museum

  • The Indiana War Memorial in downtown Indianapolis, honors Hoosiers who served in the military. It features a grand Shrine Room, museum exhibits, and a spacious plaza dedicated to veterans.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

  • Historic racing venue and home to the Indianapolis 500.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum

  • The world’s largest and most varied collections of racing, antique,  and classic cars. Museum admission and track tours available daily. 

Historic Stutz Building and Car Museum

  • This historic car factory is now open to the public as a museum showcasing rare classic cars alongside Indianapolis automotive history. Other features include a variety of stores and restaurants.

Gainbridge Fieldhouse 

  • WNBA Action! Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever take on Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings on Tuesday, August 12 and the Fever play the Washington Mystics on Friday, April 15.

Lucas Oil Stadium

  • Home of the Indianapolis Colts. Public tours are offered on Fridays.

Indianapolis Zoo

  • 64-acre non-profit zoo, public aquarium and botanical garden located in the White River State Park.

Connor Prairie

  • Living history museum in Fishers, Indiana that recreates 19th-century life along the White River; includes tethered hot air balloon experience.

Newfields 

  • Newfields is a 152-acre cultural campus in Indianapolis that includes the Indianapolis Museum of Art, along with beautiful gardens, a nature park, and historic properties.

White River State Park

  • “Indy’s Backyard” with miles of trails and acres of open greenspace with various attractions.

Indiana State Museum

  • Exciting exhibits on the science, art, culture, and history of Indiana from prehistoric times to present day.

Indianapolis Museum of Art (Newfields)

  • Home to North America’s most comprehensive Neo-Impressionist collection, the museum also features global galleries spanning Asia, ancient Greece, and South America.

American Legion Mall

  • An open park with monuments and memorials next to the American Legion’s national headquarters.

Indianapolis Canal Walk

  • A waterside promenade for walkers, runners, bikers and sightseers. Boat rentals available.

Georgia Street

  • Pedestrian friendly, European-inspired promenade and unique outdoor event space with a collection of restaurants, cafes, and food trucks.

Signature Salute on Monument Circle

  • Enjoy this spectacular light show taking place in Monument Circle each day at dusk.

Indianapolis Art Center and ArtsPark

  • Free and open to the public seven days a week, the Indy Art Center holds a variety of galleries and exhibitions.

Back9 Golf & Entertainment

  • Enjoy a variety of golf games, an outdoor biergarten, and food.

Restaurants

Explore Indiana's culinary scene! 

Yat’s on Mass

A local chain known for its affordable Cajun cuisine.

The Eagle on Mass

Eatery and beer hall serving up Southern classics such as fried chicken and spoonbread.

Mug-N-Bun

An old-school drive-in serving tenderloins, chili dogs, and homemade root beer, founded in 1960. 

Shapiro’s Delicatessen

Big portions of kosher-style deli classics.

South of Chicago - Pizza and Italian Beef

Serving deep-dish pizza and classic Chicago-style Italian beef sandwiches.

Lincoln Square Pancake House

Diner style breakfast classics and burger joint.

The Social View

American cuisine in a rustic pub with unique cocktails, brews, and patio seating.

The Hulman

Upscale American eatery serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. 

Pearl Street Pizzeria & Pub

Microbrews, salads, sandwiches & build-your-own pies in a family-friendly eatery.

Crab 99 Bar and Restaurant

Classic Cajun eats and seafood.

Nada

Mexican cuisine.

The Garage Food Hall

A trendy spot with a variety of food vendors.