Morris-Butler House

The 23rd president of the United States lived, campaigned and died in this stately home, now a museum with gardens and a theater.

Discover the fascinating mathematical elements involved in this Masonic building, one of the city’s architectural highlights that incorporates neo-Gothic and Elizabethan styling inside and out.

Explore a fascinating past when you visit the oldest intact residential neighborhood in downtown Indianapolis, an enchanting showcase of 19th-century architecture.

This stately memorial rises above a plaza filled with fountains, statues and monuments dedicated to America’s war veterans.

You can enjoy some culture when you stop by Mass Ave Cultural Arts District in Indianapolis. Attend a sporting event or simply enjoy the top-notch restaurants while you're in the area.

Running past some of the city’s principal attractions is a scenic 19th-century canal. Take a paddleboat, kayak or gondola out onto the water.