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Indianapolis Airport  - 7801 Colonel H. Weir Cook Mem. Dr
Alamo Car Rental Indianapolis - 7111 West Washington St.
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Things to do in Indianapolis

• Indianapolis Children's Museum
  Is one of the largest Children's Museums in the United States,  the Children's Museum houses over 110,000 artifacts.  If this is your first visit to Indianapolis with your family, be sure to add the Indianapolis Children's Museum to your list of must see attractions during your visit.  Visitors of all ages will be amazed from the time you enter the Museum until you leave.  The Children's Museum is spread over 4-levels where visitors can immerse themselves in several, interactive, hands-on exhibits.  Dinosaur lovers will enjoy the Dinosphere exhibit here visitors will learn and discover all kinds of Dinosaurs and much more.  The Children's Museum has a fantastic train exhibit called All Aboard- featuring a 19th Century steam engine and several toy train sets.  All train lovers won't want to miss this great exhibit.  Other highlights of the Museum include the Fireworks of Glass- visitors will  stand in amazement in front of this stunning glass structure.  This is the largest permanent structure of blown glass, this 43-foot tall tower rises above the glass ceiling.  The What If exhibit- is made of three different environments: the underwater coral reef, a dinosaur discovery area and an Egyptian tomb.  Visitors will discover interesting artifacts and participate in interactive exhibits.  There is also the Space Quest Planetarium and the Carousel Wishes and Dreams.  The Children's Museum offers several other fantastic exhibits, your entire family won't want to leave at the end of the day.  The Indianapolis Children's Museum is a must see on your visit to Indianapolis.
   

• Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art
  Is a wonderful place to spend the afternoon in Indianapolis, if you enjoy different types of Museums the Eiteljorg Museum showcases Western and Native American art along with several cultural objects.  The Eiteljorg Museum was founded by Harrison Eiteljorg and opened to the public in 1989.  The unique design of the Eiteljorg Museum was inspired by the land, architecture and the people of the American Southwest.  Visitors will enjoy exploring the fantastic exhibits along with the beautiful collection of artwork, in addition to all the exhibits the Eiteljorg Museum features a large permanent collection.  The American Western Gallery exposes visitors to a different artistic vision of the west expressed through drawings, paintings and sculptures.  The founder of the Museum Harrison Eiteljorg had a favorite collection and it was the Taos Society of Artists, and this collection is a core part of the Museum.  The Eiteljorg Museum features an interactive Stagecoach exhibit, here visitors can board a reproduction of the great Concord Stagecoach (manufactured in 1827 by Abbot Downing Co. in Concord, New Hampshire).  Experience a journey from Cheyenne, Wyoming and Deadwood into the Dakota Territory, visitors can even dress up in authentic costumes.  Visitors of all ages will enjoy visiting the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art.
   

• Indiana State Museum
  Is located inside the White River State Park.  The Indiana State Museum offers its visitors the opportunity to explore the worlds of art, culture and science close up with several hands-on activities and exhibits throughout the three-level Museum.  The Indiana State Museum offers all of its visitors plenty of fun and adventure as you learn the history of the creation of the Earth and trace the popular Hoosier history into the 21st century.  Even the building itself is an exhibit featuring unique sculptures all representing Indiana's 92 counties built into the exterior of the Museum.  The Indiana State Museum is also home to the IMAX Theater here visitors will be amazed by the larger than life big screen.  The six story screen features a 16,000 watt digital sound system and a brilliant, clear picture that will make you feel like you're in the movies.  You have the option of wearing special glasses for a 3-D movie or you can enjoy a 2-D movie.   A visit to the Indiana State Museum would be a great place to visit, if you have never been to Indianapolis it will provide you with plenty of Hoosier history.

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Indianapolis Zoo
Is a must see if you are visiting with children, the Indianapolis Zoo features the worlds only submerged underwater dolphin dome.  Here you have the opportunity to watch and interact with the dolphins as they swim all around you  offering you an up close view without getting wet.  The Indianapolis Zoo offers a variety of wild and exotic animals throughout the park. Represented in the zoo are different world regions and biomes (the living habitat for the animals, a re-creation of their natural environment) that include the plains, deserts, forests and waters all providing the visitors a chance to touch and interact with the animals from different biomes. The Forest Biome- includes animals such as: tigers, kodiak bears, lemurs, bald eagles and several different bird types.  The Water Biome- is home to the dolphin exhibit and underwater dolphin dome, sea lions, harbor seals, gray seals, polar bears, Pacific walruses, penguins, a large variety of fish and an amazing seahorse exhibit.  Visitors will have the chance to touch real sharks in the world's largest touch pools.   Next is the Plains Biome- featuring several popular animals such as: zebras, elephants, lions, giraffes, ostriches and the huge rhinos. The Desert Biome- offers a large variety of snakes and turtles.  The desert is also home to the endangered Grand Cayman blue iguana and the rare Jamaican iguana.  And don't miss the very popular Meerkat exhibit.  The Zoo also has the Encounter Biome- this is a fantastic opportunity for Zoo guests to interact with some of the animals such as llamas, pygmy goats, ponies and several other friendly animals.  The Indianapolis Zoo is a wonderful place to spend the day, adults and kids of all ages will enjoy learning about all of  the fascinating animals that call the Indianapolis Zoo their home.

White River State Park
Is different from most State Parks, sure its a great place to kick back and relax in the lush grass.  Or perhaps enjoy a picnic lunch with your family along with some outdoor recreation.  The White River State Park is the crown jewel of Indianapolis offering its visitors educational, recreational and cultural attractions to choose from.  White River State Park is home to the Indianapolis Zoo, White River Gardens, Eiteljorg Museum of  American Indians and Western Art, Indiana State Museum, IMAX Theater, Victory Field and Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial and NCAA Hall of Champions.  The White River State Park hosts several special events throughout the year, so there is always something exciting going on in White River State Park.

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Popular Restaurants in Indianapolis, Indiana

St. Elmo Steak House Serves some of the best steaks, chops and seafood.  St. Elmo Steak House is the oldest Indianapolis steakhouse still in its original location.  St. Elmo Steak House has been a popular landmark in downtown Indianapolis since 1902, St. Elmo Steak House has earned a national reputation for delicious food along with excellent professional service.  St. Elmo Steak House also houses an award winning wine cellar stocked full of several thousand domestic and imported wines.  Only wines from some of the best vineyards are stocked offering a fantastic selection for our customers.  Additional mouthwatering entrees include: Australian rack of lamb, Amish chicken, fresh fish, surf & turf and lobster tails.  If you are craving a delicious, mouthwatering steak while you are visiting Indianapolis be sure to dine at St. Elmo Steak House this is the best restaurant in town.   Sky City Cafe'  The Eiteljorg Museum's Sky City Cafe' is downtown's newest casual dining lunch spot. This popular contemporary cafe' features a unique variety of Southwestern and Native American inspired cuisine.  Visitors have the option of inside dining or the scenic view of the canal from the outside terrace.  The Sky City Cafe' offers a variety of specialty salads all prepared fresh, homemade soups served with fresh baked corn bread, a large selection of specialty sandwiches served hot or cold.  Also featured on the menu is a small selection of Mexican dishes, a children's menu and a selection of tasty deserts.  So the next time you are visiting Indianapolis, stop by and experience the newest lunch hot spot in town.

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Indianapolis Airport   - 7801 Colonel H. Weir Cook Mem. Dr
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• White River Gardens  
  Is located inside White River State Park, White river Gardens is the perfect place for everyone who loves gardening.  Your admission to White River gardens is included with your ticket to the Indianapolis Zoo just keep your receipt.  A popular spot at White River Gardens is the Butterfly Garden.  Here visitors walk around the large room filled with several plants, while beautiful butterflies fly all around.  This is a unique experience if you have never done this before you won't want to miss this opportunity.  There is a display case that holds all of the different shaped cocoons, if you are lucky maybe you will see a butterfly hatch and try out their new wings.  As you set out and explore the outdoor gardens which are divided into sections and featuring different garden displays.  Each of the design gardens has a special theme, all labeled with signs explaining the design and the types of plants or flowers used to create the garden.  Located behind the gardens are beautiful water gardens this is a great spot to enjoy some peace and quiet.   So all you garden lovers be sure you visit the White River Gardens.
   
• The Hilbert Conservatory
  Is located on the grounds of the White River Gardens.  This stunning glass building that reaches high into the sky and adds some sparkle to the Indianapolis skyline should not be missed.  After you visit White River Gardens be sure stop by The Hilbert Conservatory, all you green thumbs will enjoy seeing the large collection of plants and the gigantic palm trees.  The Hilbert Conservatory is dedicated to preserving traditional gardening of Indiana.  The Hilbert Conservatory hosts four shows per year focusing on each of the four seasons.  The beautiful Conservatory is all decorated with culturally recognized items for each season, including a mini covered bridge and barn in Autumn and Christmas trees and wreaths in the winter.  The Hilbert Conservatory always has something beautiful to see making it a favorite attraction in Indianapolis year-round.

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• Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum
  Is a must for everyone who loves racing and automobiles.  The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum, is located on the grounds of the famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway.  The Hall of Fame Museum is recognized as one of the best Museums in the world devoted to automobiles and auto racing.  The original Hall of Fame Museum was established in 1956 it was large enough to only display a few vintage race cars.  In 1975 a larger, more modern museum was built within the Speedway oval.  The museum's display space is 30,000 square feet showcasing 75 vehicles at all times, an impressive trophy collection including the Borg-Warner Trophy honoring each winner of the Indianapolis 500.  Along with other auto racing trophies, honors and awards from around the world.  The Museum features a Tony Hulman theater showing a short movie clip of historic footage and Indianapolis Highlights.  The Hall of Fame Museum also offers Speedway tours where you can ride on busses that will take you on a lap around the Speedway. Visitors of all ages will enjoy visiting the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum.
   
• Indianapolis Motor Speedway
  Is one of the most famous Speedways in the world.  The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is rich in automobile history dating back to 1909.  The Speedway was originally paved in bricks, today the start finish line is the only part of the track that display the original bricks.  The Indianapolis Motor speedway accommodates 250,000 race fans in the stands and another 150,000 in the infield.  One of the most celebrated races is the United States is the Indy 500, held each May this popular race draws a large crowd of over 400,000 race fans.  The Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts many other races including the Brickyard 400, Red Bull Indianapolis GP along with several other races throughout the year.  The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is the only Speedway in the United States currently hosting the prestigious United States F1 Grand Prix.  If you have never attended a Formula One race you should plan your visit around the race schedule for the United States F1 Grand Prix.  There is nothing quite like the loud roar of these extremely fast, sleek, gorgeous race cars as they come to life you can feel the excitement & the electricity in the air.  This is a one of a kind race experience, the Indianapolis F1 Grand Prix should not be missed when you are visiting the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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• President Benjamin Harrison Home 
  Visitors can tour the beautiful residence of  President Benjamin Harrison he was the 23rd president of the United States.  This beautiful & historic house is full of  life stories and historic information of President Benjamin Harrison.  This lovely house also houses a Museum which is dedicated to his achievements and tells a story of the impact President Benjamin Harrison had on United States history.  On your guided tour visitors will see ten different rooms in the house museum including the third floor ball room (unless it is closed for special events or exhibits).  The house museum houses a large collection of artifacts, photographs, historical documents, original home furnishings, special exhibits, the Harrison Family personal collection of various objects, political memorabilia and President Benjamin Harrison Research Library along with his personal book collection.  On your visit to Indianapolis, if you are interested in a piece of history be sure to visit President Benjamin Harrison's  Home and Museum.
   
• James Whitcomb Riley Museum  Home
  Is a lovely two-storied, red brick, Victorian style home tucked in Indianapolis' historic Lockerbie neighborhood.  The James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home was named a National Historic Landmark in 1962 and is open to the public for tours.  As visitors step back into the 20th century along with Indiana's greatest poet James Whitcomb Riley and experience 23 years of his fascinating life.  As you spend time touring the lovely Victorian home its easy to imagine James Riley hard at work creating one of his 1,000 published poems or immersed in a favorite Charles Dickens' story by gaslight.  Visitors will also see authentic decor and furnishings including James Riley's poet writing desk, artifacts such as his top hat and cane and a portrait of his beloved dog.  James Whitcomb Riley was one of the most significant Hoosier's of all times.

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• Gaia Wines Contemporary Winery
  Offers its visitors a nice afternoon of  touring and wine tasting.  Gaia Winery is named after the Greek Goddess of the Earth, Gaia Winery is owned and run by the Cellar Master Angee Wallberry and is the only winery in the United States owned solely by a woman.  Gaia Winery has produced 14 award winning wines, usually when you think of good wine you think of California wines.  Gaia Winery has put Indiana on the list of good wines and showing the nation there is more to Indiana than a variety of successful sporting titles.  Gaia Winery is located in the historic gallery and theater district in downtown Indianapolis.
   
• Indiana War Memorial Plaza
  Is located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis.  The Indiana War Memorial Plaza Historic District offers it's visitors two museums, three parks and twenty-four acres of sculptures, statues, monuments and fountains dedicated to honoring veterans.  Indiana War Memorial Plaza is home to the national and State headquarters of the American Legion and especially honors all Hoosier veterans.  The Indiana War Memorial Museum- is a spectacular building featuring three main floors.  On the upper level is the Shrine Room symbolizing peace and unity created from materials around the world.  The main floor houses meeting rooms, administrative offices and exhibit space.  And last is the military museum displaying the history of Indiana's veterans along with fascinating military artifacts, photos and documents.

May 18, 2009