Guidebook for Indianapolis
Parks & Nature
We enjoy taking our cat and dog here and going for wallks on the many trails throughout the park, woods, and down by the river. Beautiful and large park!
63 Einheimische empfehlen
Holliday Park
6363 Spring Mill RdWe enjoy taking our cat and dog here and going for wallks on the many trails throughout the park, woods, and down by the river. Beautiful and large park!
Drinks & Nightlife
Historic venue that first opened in the summer of 1938 as a movie theater. The Vogue now features an eclectic mix of performers every weekend and sometimes during the week. Check out their website for upcoming performances and events: http://www.thevogue.com/
47 Einheimische empfehlen
The Vogue
6259 N College AveHistoric venue that first opened in the summer of 1938 as a movie theater. The Vogue now features an eclectic mix of performers every weekend and sometimes during the week. Check out their website for upcoming performances and events: http://www.thevogue.com/
Great place for drinks and Mexican cuisine on the main level. Very reasonably priced! On the lower level you'll find the Tiki Tiki Lounge which has a small, but fun, casual dance floor and bar.
6 Einheimische empfehlen
Cholita Tacos
1001 Broad Ripple AveGreat place for drinks and Mexican cuisine on the main level. Very reasonably priced! On the lower level you'll find the Tiki Tiki Lounge which has a small, but fun, casual dance floor and bar.
Food Scene
We have searched all over Indy for the best tenderloin sandwich... and this place has it! The rest of the menu is amazing and we always have a hard time choosing what to get. They also have a box by the host stand full of bottles of wine... your choice, only $20!
18 Einheimische empfehlen
Fire by the Monon
6523 Ferguson StWe have searched all over Indy for the best tenderloin sandwich... and this place has it! The rest of the menu is amazing and we always have a hard time choosing what to get. They also have a box by the host stand full of bottles of wine... your choice, only $20!
This place is a hidden gem for locals who love breakfast. Once an old filling station from the 1950's, its now a local favorite that resembles and old vintage diner. Open for breakfast and lunch only!
106 Einheimische empfehlen
The Jazz Kitchen
5377 North College AvenueThis place is a hidden gem for locals who love breakfast. Once an old filling station from the 1950's, its now a local favorite that resembles and old vintage diner. Open for breakfast and lunch only!
Arts & Culture
One of our favorite places. Visit the museum or just walk the grounds of the old Lilly House and Gardens. There is also the 100acre park on the other side of the canal. (Parts of the movie "The Fault In Our Stars" were filmed here)
364 Einheimische empfehlen
Newfield
4000 N Michigan RdOne of our favorite places. Visit the museum or just walk the grounds of the old Lilly House and Gardens. There is also the 100acre park on the other side of the canal. (Parts of the movie "The Fault In Our Stars" were filmed here)
Essentials
Fresh Thyme Farmers Market- Broad Ripple
6301 N College AveCVS
6290-92 N College AveIf you aren't sure if you are going to be able to find what you need at Fresh Thyme or CVS, Meijer will have it! We go here for most of our food or toiletry needs.
43 Einheimische empfehlen
Meijer
5550 N Keystone AveIf you aren't sure if you are going to be able to find what you need at Fresh Thyme or CVS, Meijer will have it! We go here for most of our food or toiletry needs.
Sightseeing
There is always something to see or do at the circle monument. It's literally the center of Indianapolis, and where everything starts and radiates out from. Building took 13 years and was completed in 1902. For just $2/person (or free for military families and veterans) you can take the tiny elevator to the top for a 360 degree view of the city.
**If you are here in the winter, the monument is a MUST SEE. Since 1945 it has been decorated for Christmas, and since 1963 it becomes the world's largest Christmas tree every December.
113 Einheimische empfehlen
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
1 Monument CirThere is always something to see or do at the circle monument. It's literally the center of Indianapolis, and where everything starts and radiates out from. Building took 13 years and was completed in 1902. For just $2/person (or free for military families and veterans) you can take the tiny elevator to the top for a 360 degree view of the city.
**If you are here in the winter, the monument is a MUST SEE. Since 1945 it has been decorated for Christmas, and since 1963 it becomes the world's largest Christmas tree every December.
Shopping
The Fashion Mall at Keystone
8702 Keystone Crossing