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Discover why there is something for everyone

Day 1
Indianapolis Motor
Speedway Hall
of Fame

Feel the speed at the museum located inside the 2 1/2-mile oval where you can take a ride around the track or marvel at one of the most diverse car collections in the world.
Cost: $3 museum tour; $3 track tour
Time: 1 1/2 hours
Contact: Mary Geiss at 317-492-6747

Indianapolis Zoo
and White River
Gardens

View the world's first totally submerged dolphin viewing experience and the Midwest's only human-dolphin interaction program, Dophin Adventure, amid the 350 different animal species located in their open exhibit areas re-created to resemble their natural habitats.  Get inspired by the most unique and beautiful botanical attraction in the Midwest. 
Cost: Varies depending on season (combo tickets available for both venues)
Time: 2 hours
Contact: Sandy Allen at 317-630-2052

Lunch:  L.S. Ayers
Tea Room

Indulge in a bowl of famous Chicken Velvet soup in the re-creation of the elegant dining room that operated from 1905-1990 in the former downtown Indianapolis department store.
Cost: $8-$10
Time: 1 1/2 hours
Contact: 317-232-2637

Indiana State Museum

The new Indiana State Museum in White River State Park is the state’s gathering place – inviting exploration and discovery of culture, science and art.  This architecturally significant complex includes permanent and special exhibits.
Cost: $5.50 Adults; $3.50 Youth; $5 Seniors 60 and over
Time: 2 hours
Contact: Kristen Bixler at 317-232-3508

Eiteljorg Museum of
American Indians
and Western Art

Go west young man...west of Indianapolis’ famed Monument Circle, that is. The Eiteljorg Museum is unique, only one of two museums east of the Mississippi with both Native American and Western art. The newly expanded museum provides 50 percent more galleries, additional classrooms/art studios, a library, a technology lab, gardens and the newest dining option on the scenic downtown canal, The Sky City Café.
Cost: $6 Adults; $5 Seniors (65+); $4 for special friends*; $2.50 students (*those who are mentally, physically and financially challenged {includes escorts})
Time: 1 1⁄2 hours
Contact: Bert Beiswanger at 317-636-9378, Ext. 1317

Dinner: The Iron Skillet

Dine at a century-old home overlooking a beautiful golf course, and enjoy an inviting atmosphere with fresh flowers, candlelight, table linens and traditional home-styled food and service.
Cost: $12-$20
Time: 1 1/2 hours
Contact: Ron Torr at 317-923-6353

Gondola Ride

Complete your day by taking a leisurely ride down the canal in White River State Park and enjoy a unique view of the city’s skyline. (Available May 1st thru October 30th only)
Cost: Cost dependent on length of ride
Time: 15 minutes, 30 minutes and 1 hour rides available
Contact: 312-543-5819

Day 2
Indianapolis
City Market

Take a tour of this more-than-100 year old facility with its towering brick walls, expansive iron trusses, gracefully arched windows and patina copper roof.  Packages include a guided tour, City Market canvas bag and a meal or snack at one of the more than 20 food vendors offering foods for any palate.
Cost: $20 (if meal is included)
Time: 1 1⁄2 hours
Contact: Ann McWilliams at 317-634-9266

President Benjamin
Harrison Home

Take a guided tour of the 1875 Italianate Victorian home of our 23rd U.S. President.  Three-level “historic landmark” contains many of Harrison’s paintings, furniture and decorative arts including unique political memorabilia.
Cost: $5 Adults; $3 Children under 18
Time: 1 hour
Contact: David Pleiss at 317-631-1888

James Whitcomb
Riley Museum Home

The home illustrates the full, true portrait of the author of such great works as “Little Orphant Annie” and “The Raggedy Man.”  Riley was the most popular poet in America at the height of his career.
Cost: $3 Adults; $2 Seniors; $ .50 Ages 7-17; Children 6 and under free
Time: 1 hour
Contact: Sandra Crain at 317-631-5885

Lunch at Conner Prairie

From family-style menus to lighter fare and even historic meals, Conner Prairie offers dining options for all appetites. Try historic food with our delicious Taste of the Past dining adventure or have a sandwich at the Eatery.
Cost: $5-$10
Time: 1 hour
Contact: Joyce Duvall at 317-776-6000 or 800-966-1836

Conner Prairie

Experience a unique place where you become part of the past. Explore Conner Prairie, one of the nation’s finest and most entertaining living history museums. Live like it is the 19th century. Talk like it is the 19th century. And experience the 19th century like never before! Start in the present and journey back to long ago. Time-travel to each historic area and bring history to life for yourself through exciting and engaging hands-on activities.
Cost: Apr.-Oct.: $8.50 Adults; $5 Youth 2-12 Nov-March: call for prices.
Time: 2 hours
Contact: Joyce Duvall at 317-776-6000 or 800-966-1836

Dinner at
The Mystery Café

Enjoy this murder, mystery, comedy and comedy in a dinner theatre atmosphere with audience participation.  Private shows at the Milano Inn restaurant downtown, the Easley Winery or Chateau Thomas Winery.
Cost: Call for pricing
Time: 3 hours
Contact: Joseph Strange at 317-684-0668

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Contact:
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Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association
Phone: 317-684-2475
Toll Free: 800-642-4639

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