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Known for its famous speedway, “The Racing Capital of the World” also features plenty of cultural, historical and natural attractions.

Experience little-known backcountry gems, intriguing Hoosier-themed museums, a vivid arts scene and the state’s enchanting capital in the Crossroads of America.

A dazzling series of stained-glass windows adorn this Gothic Revival-style church set on the campus of the University of Notre Dame. 

Check out Indiana’s “Little Smokies” to appreciate this nature reserve’s rare plants and animals, magnificent mountain scenery and lofty tree-lined trails.

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

From the Great Lakes shoreline to Amish countryside, enjoy a pleasant blend of peace and excitement on getaways in this Midwest region.

A dazzling series of stained-glass windows adorn this Gothic Revival-style church set on the campus of the University of Notre Dame. 

From the Great Lakes shoreline to Amish countryside, enjoy a pleasant blend of peace and excitement on getaways in this Midwest region.

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

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

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

From the Great Lakes shoreline to Amish countryside, enjoy a pleasant blend of peace and excitement on getaways in this Midwest region.

From the Great Lakes shoreline to Amish countryside, enjoy a pleasant blend of peace and excitement on getaways in this Midwest region.

Check out Indiana’s “Little Smokies” to appreciate this nature reserve’s rare plants and animals, magnificent mountain scenery and lofty tree-lined trails.

Known for its famous speedway, “The Racing Capital of the World” also features plenty of cultural, historical and natural attractions.

One of the great attractions of this Indiana city is the many parks that allow residents to enjoy year-round recreational activities and open-air events such as free concerts. 

Check out Indiana’s “Little Smokies” to appreciate this nature reserve’s rare plants and animals, magnificent mountain scenery and lofty tree-lined trails.

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