Top 5 Can’t Miss

Stay within a former Coca-Cola bottling factory at the Bottleworks Hotel, an art deco dream in the vibrant Bottleworks District.

Families can explore the world's largest children's museum with fossils, global-culture exhibits, and hands-on science demos.

Dine at James Beard Award semifinalist restaurants like Bluebeard and Milktooth, or grab something to go for a picnic at White River State Park.

Get a taste of local history (and the famous breaded pork tenderloin) at the Slippery Noodle, Indiana's oldest bar.

Use the city's Cultural Trail to bike or walk to popular neighborhoods, with bike rentals available through the Pacers Bikeshare program.

Although it’s known for hosting the world’s largest single-day sporting event, Indianapolis is far more than just the home of the Indianapolis 500.

While this Midwestern city of just under 900,000 people does indeed have a rich sports history, it also has a fast-developing arts scene, award-winning restaurants, and an impressive collection of…