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Things to Do

When you’re ready to explore Indy like a local, step outside this conveniently located downtown Indianapolis hotel to experience the many surrounding attractions. Discover iconic landmarks, must-see neighborhoods, and hidden gems.

Explore Downtown Indy

Children's Museum  of Indianapolis

Children's Museum of Indianapolis

Featuring five floors of exhibits and over 472,900 square feet of space, this is the largest children’s museum in the entire world. The indoor exhibits also include live daily shows and programs. Be sure to visit the newly added 7.5-acre outdoor interactive athletics wonderland while you’re there.

Lucas Oil Stadium

Lucas Oil Stadium

See the homefield of the Indianapolis Colts, or catch a live sporting event or concert. A top-notch stadium that’s home to NFL football, NCAA basketball, concerts, and more.

Motor Speedway

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum

Uniquely situated inside the historical 2.5-mile oval track, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum is a 37,500 sq. ft exhibit that displays cars, trophies, photographs, racing records, memorabilia, and fine art from over a century of racing. It is highly regarded as one of the best auto racing museums in the world.

Fountain Square

Fountain Square

A quirky neighborhood that’s teeming with culture, featuring eclectic finds, art galleries, and a delicious variety of cuisines to satisfy any palate. Fountain Square offers a vibrant arts and live music scene that will leave you feeling inspired as you stroll past the beautifully restored historic buildings filled with one-of-a-kind shops.

Canal Walk

White River State Park

Established in 1979, White River State Park is a go-to hangout spot in downtown Indy, where green spaces, trails, trees, and waterways meet. Mix and mingle at the many live outdoor events that take place each month at this 250-acre park in the heart of downtown. Attractions include the TCU Amphitheater, IMAX Theatre, Indiana State Museum, Eiteljorg Museum, NCAA Hall of Champions, Central Canal, and more.

Mass Ave

Mass Ave Cultural Arts District

Known colloquially as Mass Ave, this five-block cultural destination is ripe with theaters, restaurants, art galleries, and a number of eclectic small business boutiques. Encounter unique finds and memorable experiences at this gem in downtown Indy. Here, you’ll take in Indy culture at its finest.

Newfields

Newfields

Home to the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Newfields is a one-of-a-kind cultural campus where art and nature beautifully converge. Stroll through galleries featuring works from around the world, explore lush gardens and outdoor installations, or experience immersive exhibitions like THE LUME. Just a short drive from downtown, Newfields offers an inspiring escape into creativity, beauty, and seasonal programming year-round.

Indianapolis Zoo

The Indianapolis Zoo

The Indianapolis Zoo is a dynamic destination where wildlife, conservation, and family fun come together. Home to more than 1,400 animals and a world-renowned botanical garden, the zoo offers up-close encounters, interactive exhibits, and seasonal events. From the Oceans exhibit to the award-winning Simon Skjodt International Orangutan Center, every visit inspires wonder and connection with the natural world.

Victory Field

Victory Field

Victory Field is a premier minor league ballpark celebrated for its fan-friendly atmosphere and stunning city skyline views. As the home of the Indianapolis Indians, the stadium offers seating for over 14,000 fans, including a popular outfield lawn perfect for families and casual fans alike. Beyond baseball, Victory Field hosts a variety of community events year-round, from concerts and movie nights to food festivals and charity walks.

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