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Known for its famous speedway, “The Racing Capital of the World” also features plenty of cultural, historical and natural attractions.

A historic downtown, diverse outdoor attractions and a lively arts scene make the home of Purdue University one of Indiana’s most enticing cities.

Familiarize yourself with life in the 19th century and enjoy year-round fun, outdoor adventures and activities for all the family at this living history destination.

Check out Indiana’s “Little Smokies” to appreciate this nature reserve’s rare plants and animals, magnificent mountain scenery and lofty tree-lined trails.

Revel in the stunning landscapes of the Indiana countryside as you sample wines and discover how these locally made products are created.

Check out Indiana’s “Little Smokies” to appreciate this nature reserve’s rare plants and animals, magnificent mountain scenery and lofty tree-lined trails.

A historic downtown, diverse outdoor attractions and a lively arts scene make the home of Purdue University one of Indiana’s most enticing cities.

Check out Indiana’s “Little Smokies” to appreciate this nature reserve’s rare plants and animals, magnificent mountain scenery and lofty tree-lined trails.

As a tribute to Indiana’s veterans and fallen soldiers, this stunning neoclassical monument symbolizes the state’s intensive 19th-century wartime efforts.

Attend professional sports events, tour parks filled with museums and historical landmarks and enjoy both traditional and contemporary theater scenes. 

Check out Indiana’s “Little Smokies” to appreciate this nature reserve’s rare plants and animals, magnificent mountain scenery and lofty tree-lined trails.

A historic downtown, diverse outdoor attractions and a lively arts scene make the home of Purdue University one of Indiana’s most enticing cities.

From the Great Lakes shoreline to Amish countryside, enjoy a pleasant blend of peace and excitement on getaways in this Midwest region.

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.

As a tribute to Indiana’s veterans and fallen soldiers, this stunning neoclassical monument symbolizes the state’s intensive 19th-century wartime efforts.

Known for its famous speedway, “The Racing Capital of the World” also features plenty of cultural, historical and natural attractions.

A historic downtown, diverse outdoor attractions and a lively arts scene make the home of Purdue University one of Indiana’s most enticing cities.

Check out Indiana’s “Little Smokies” to appreciate this nature reserve’s rare plants and animals, magnificent mountain scenery and lofty tree-lined trails.

Revel in the stunning landscapes of the Indiana countryside as you sample wines and discover how these locally made products are created.