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Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum

A National Historic Landmark since 1887. Appeals to more than just the racing enthusiasts. Displayed are more than 75 racing cars, including Indianapolis winners' as well as race cars from internationally renowned motor sports events world wide. Conducted track tours available for a nominal charge when the track is not being used for competition or test purposes.
www.indianapolismotorspeedway.com
(317) 492-6784

Children's Museum of Indianapolis

Discover the fun and excitement at the world's greatest Children's museum. A place for the young - and young at heart - to discover, create and imagine. Five floors of hands-on activities with a full-size carousel on the top floor. Voted #1 Children's museum in the country by Child Magazine.
www.childrensmuseum.org
(317) 334-4606.

Indianapolis Zoo

Situated on 64 acres in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, the zoo features thousands of exotic animals and plants. This world class facility is one of the nation's best zoological parks and is accredited as a zoo, botanical garden and aquarium.
www.indianapoliszoo.com
(317) 630-2001

White River Gardens

This stunningly beautiful botanical attraction combines the best of gardening ideas, plant information and inspirational design to serve the needs of all visitors. With over 1,000 plant varieties on display plus entertaining special exhibits throughout the year, the gardens is an international showplace where visitors can enjoy and learn about the bounty of the natural world.
www.rivergardens.com
(317) 630-2001

Conner Prairie

One of the nation's most authentic and entertaining living history museums. Watch and be a part of 1836and experience how life has changed over the years. Listen to America's stories….experience America's stories….Live America's stories.
www.connerprairie.org
1-800-966-1836

NCAA Hall of Champions

Discover what it means to be a champion at this attraction, which spotlights the lives of America's collegiate student athletes. In three theatre presentations, engaging exhibits and a turn-of-the-century gymnasium, the hall of champions showcases past and present champions and the 87 champions showcases past and present champions and the 87 championships the NCAA administers in 22 sports.
www.ncaahallofchampions.org
(317) 916-4255

Indiana State Museum

the white river state park. Just opened may 2003, the museum complex is an exhibit itself, with sculptures representing all 92 Indiana counties included in the design. Inside the museum, digitally access one of hundreds of famous and not-so-famous Hoosiers in the "Faces of Indiana" exhibit.
www.indianamuseum.org
(317) 232-1637

IMAX Theater

The big screen has never been bigger than at Indiana's only IMAX theatre. Put on the special glasses to watch a 3-D movie or settle back for a 2-D flick. The six story screen, digital sound system and bright crisp picture will make you feel like you are in the movie, not just watching one.
www.imaxindy.com
(317) 233-4629

Indianapolis City Market

The city market is one of downtown's most beloved historic landmarks which has long been synonymous with great food, For more than 100 years, scores of Hoosiers have pursued their dreams as independent merchants in this beautiful marketplace teaming with farm fresh produce, homemade goods, speciality foods and more. Today's city market is still a place where the character of the shop owner is a unique as the products sold, the food is fresh and original, and great Indianapolis traditions endure.
www.indianapoliscitymarket.com