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Things to do in Indianapolis, Indiana - Indianapolis Attractions

• Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Hall of Fame Museum
  Practically a national landmark, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is one of the most famous racecar speedways in the world. 400,000 people come annually to the raceway to watch the notorious Indy 500, which is held in May. But even if you can't be part of that massive crowd of people, you could always visit the Hall of Fame of Museum. Race car history is on display at the museum, with many restored Indy 500 champions, including the first Indy 500 winner in 1911.
• Children's Museum Indianapolis
  This the world's largest children's museum! There are five floors of thrilling exhibits that encourage children to dig in and touch as they learn about the physical and natural sciences, history, world cultures and arts. There's also plays and live entertainment in the theater and a planetarium as well. A must-see while visiting in Indianapolis.
• Indianapolis Zoo
  This 64-acre zoo is home to over 2,000 animals and has the biggest aquarium in Indiana. Visitors will see lions, elephants, dolphins, and many other wild animals roaming in their natural settings. Kids can also pet the tamer animals in a specially designed petting area. Not only does the zoo house the largest aquarium but also the biggest enclosed dolphin show in the world too. There's even a roller-coaster for everyone to have fun with.
• Crown Hill Cemetery
  The final resting place for the famous and infamous, the Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis draws 2,000 to 3,000 a year to the site. From President Benjamin Harrison to Depression-era bank robber John Dillinger, the Cemetery is the final home to over 190,000 of the deceased. There are tours held twice of month at the Cemetery.
• Indianapolis Museum of Art
  With a $30 million acquisition of 101 paintings and prints by Paul Gauguin on display, the Indianapolis Museum of Art has very impressive collection of artwork. The museum also houses collections of neo-impressionist and Asian art as well along with other works from all over the world.
• White River State Park
  Found in the heart of the city, this park has much to offer to anyone visiting Indianapolis. Within the park one can find an IMAX 3D theater, the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, and the National Institute for Fitness and Sport. The NCAA national headquarters is under construction in the park as well.
• Indiana War Memorial
  This museum contains memorabilia and tributes to Indiana's war veterans, from World War I to the Vietnam War. The Shrine Room, an auditorium and the museum itself are all free and open to visitors.
• Indiana Historical Society
  With exhibits on Indian culture and famous Midwesterners like Eugene Debs, Lincoln and Amelia Earhart, the Indiana Historical Society gives visitors a record of American History. In the Cole Porter Room, a jukebox plays music from Indiana songwriters like John Mellencamp, Hoagy Carmichael, and Michael Jackson.
• Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument
  Built in 1902, The Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument in Indianapolis is a 284 foot high obelisk dedicated to commemorate Indiana military men who served in the Civil War.

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