Indianapolis is the largest city in Indiana. It has a number of intense attractions, such as parks and other cultural heritage sites. Indianapolis City is constantly increasing its magnificent appeal among its tourists. It offers travelers an alternative and unique vacation for people of all ages. Here are some of the places you might want to look at on a weekend or monthly vacation.
Children's Museum
The Children's Museum is the world's largest children's museum in Indianapolis. It was founded in 1925 and offers miniature exhibits and a resource center.
The Children's Museum has a glass sculpture called "Fireworks of Glass", made by Dale Chihuly. The first floor presents underwater settings of fish tanks, dinosaur detection zones and the Egyptian pyramid with a copy of this mummy. On the lower level there is a theater, a planetarium and an antique railway engine, and on the second level there are two-story exhibits called “Passport to the World”. Different traditions and cultures from all over the world are represented in this area.
Visitors can also access the story entitled "Avenue", the African-American community. There are life-sized mannequins with an oral narrative tradition. Children will love the gallery of carousel desires and dreams. The inner carousel of real life is the largest artifact of the museum. Finally, “Dinosphere” is a place of dinosaur art gallery, which presents real artifacts and fossils from the Cretaceous period.
Fort Harrison Park
Fort Harrison Park is a good place for a family picnic. It is also an ideal place for running, fishing and walking. This place is also called Fort Ben and is located in the northeastern part of Indianapolis. The park keeps a military training camp of citizens and camps of the Second World War.
Fort Harrison is a daytime park with an 18-hole golf course, hiking trails and a VIP lodge. Visitors can go horseback riding, hiking and ice fishing.
Indianapolis Zoo and White River Gardens
The Indianapolis Zoo is located in the White River State Park, accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). It is home to African elephants, zebras, rhinos, dolphins, giraffes and blue great caiman iguanas. The zoo plays an important role in worldwide conservation and research.
The White River Gardens is a 3.3 acre mark that connects plants, animals and people. This botanical attraction offers gardening ideas and information about plants. The exhibition presents thousands of plant species with a special exhibition.
President Benjamin Harrison
President Benjamin Homes is a museum that holds thousands of books, artifacts and special tastes of the 23rd president. House wants to increase public understanding and appreciation of the American system through the life stories of the president.
Modern winery Gaia Wines
Gaia Wines Winery is the 19th winery located on Massachusetts Avenue. The winery provides an educational wine making experience. It also has more than 150 wine and grape supplies, gifts and products. There are also three tasting rooms for private parties. This trip to the winery for adults.
Training school
School Track Attack Racing School provides automotive sports fields for people who want to try to ride a real race. The school is included in a small, regular and super sized group package from 5 to 200 people. It comes with a kitchen, hospitality guests and meeting facilities. The go-kart is designed in seven corners with two straight tracks for 20,000 square feet of space.
There are special coaches to customize the driving experience. The school also offers a team building program and a dealer incentive program.
Other holiday destinations include the Morris-Butler House, the Cloze Memorial Hall, the Indiana / Peace Equestrian Academy and the Scottish Rite Cathedral. People can experience life from the past to the present, having this vacation in Indianapolis.
