Southern Indiana hides a small Midwest city surrounded by forests, preserves, and campgrounds, offering scenic trails, quiet parks, and a slower rural pace.
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Road trips can be the best way to really see the United States. These stops between Chicago and Indianapolis feature hiking, antiquing, shopping, and more.
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If you're looking to take a trip to the Midwest, then we know the perfect suburb to visit. There's so much to see and do that you might travel there tomorrow!
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Visited not once, but twice by the legendary Guy Fieri, this diner has been a beloved Indianapolis mainstay for generations, serving original 1960s recipes.
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Cyclers and other urban explorers will have a blast getting to see a different side of Indianapolis by customizing their own treks on this 10-mile trail.
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With a vibrant college campus at its core, this artsy city is complemented by a charming historic main street and some of the best nature trails in Indiana.
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Known for its calm waters, abundant fishing, and wildlife watching opportunities, this lake is a beloved destination for paddlers and anglers in Indiana.
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This friendly small town is defined by its cozy eateries, colorful street murals, charming local boutiques, and beloved winery in a restored barn.
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Tucked away in northern Indiana is a small town that's home to a serene lake, a walkable downtown, and plenty of local restuarants when it's time to refuel.
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This Indiana small town preserves classic architecture, film history, local museums, and annual celebrations tied to a famous Hollywood figure.
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Craving some peanuts, Cracker Jacks, and a good sing-a-long of "Take Me Out To The Ball Game"? You can find baseball games across the U.S. at these ballparks.
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Spanning more than 20 miles and weaving through multiple neighborhoods, this rail trail near Indianapolis is excellent for biking, walking, and running.
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This part of the state is dotted with lakes, perfect for water sports enthusiasts looking to explore new areas — but that's just one of this town's attractions.
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Don't write off the Midwest! This charming destination has a lot to see and do, plus you get to escape the hectic crowds of larger cities.
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One state dominated the rankings of the Midwest's best ski resorts, with visitors finding that its offerings are beginner-friendly, affordable, and welcoming.
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When you want a small and cozy atmosphere but with notable and lively events, this affordable city brings it all, plus tasty venues to eat at.
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Looking for a slower vacation outside of the big city? This town outside Fort Wayne has beautiful outdoor spaces and neat shops to keep you busy.
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Ever noticed those gorgeous LED overhead lights at the airport in Indianapolis? There is more to the vibrant light show than immediately meets the eye.
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Indiana might not be on your bucket list of places to visit, but it's a great place to visit if you want a nice, quiet escape from the hustle and bustle.
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A good lunch sets the tone for the rest of the day, so it's imperative you grab a good one. If you're looking for a budget meal in Indianapolis, go here.
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Just a few hours from Chicago, this small community offers a stunning lake for fishing, kayaking, and relaxing by the water with laidback vibes.
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If you're in Indiana during the winter holidays, you're in luck: This state boasts several towns and cities with fun, lively Christmas festivities.
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If you want to visit America's Midwest without spending half your time driving from one spot to another, these five charming lake towns are completely walkable.
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Indiana may not be the first state you think of for a great foodie vacation, but you should consider this town for its Restaurant Row and endless events.
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You don't need to confine your high-rolling casino experience to Las Vegas or Reno. Here's where you can go in the U.S. for Vegas vibes outside of Nevada.
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This small city, 50 miles from Indianapolis, put the Midwest on the literary map back in the 19th century, hence its claim to the 'Athens of Indiana' title.
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Just a short walk from the Indiana Statehouse and convention center, a once-crowded retail complex now sits mostly empty in the heart of the Mile Square.
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