Indiana

Located in the northeastern corner of the state of Indiana, Fort Wayne has over 120 miles of hiking trails, 80 parks, and 10 splash pads for children. There are countless restaurants and shops to explore you could stay in Fort Wayne for months and never fully explore all that it has to offer. Fort Wayne […]

Known as the Hoosier State, Indiana was admitted to the U.S. as the 19th state in December 1816. It receives some of its national and worldwide fame for being the home of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the location of the Lucas Oil Stadium and the Indianapolis Colts, and the site of the Children’s Museum of […]

Indianapolis, the state capital of Indiana, is also known as the Crossroads of America because it was home to a crucial part of the original federal highway system in 1926. The capital city sits almost dead center within the state. Consequently, it is home to dozens of culturally rich things to do and places to […]

Located 125 miles southeast of Chicago, Lafayette, Indiana, is a bustling city rich in national history and diverse cultures. Named for the famous French general and Revolutionary War hero Marquis de Lafayette, the town was founded in 1825 on the bank of the Wabash River. Lafayette is the birthplace of Guns N’ Roses lead vocalist […]

If you’re visiting Indianapolis and are looking for things to do outside of downtown, why not visit Greenwood, Indiana? You’ll be happy to know there are more than enough fun things to do in this neck of Indiana. Greenwood, Indiana, is an inviting place that comes alive in summer with many fun attractions and activities. […]

Warsaw is a charming small town in the heart of rural America. Founded in 1836, Warsaw has been home to generations of families who called it their beloved hometown. There are plenty of things to do, from restaurants to theaters and outdoor recreation to historical attractions. Here are the best things to do in Warsaw, Indiana.  […]