This town in Northern Indiana is home to multiple universities and chock-full of team spirit with unique art installations and hundreds of acres of parks.
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This antique shopping destination in southern Indiana is a treasure hunter's paradise, filled with hundreds of vendor booths offering timeless finds.
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Perched above the Wabash River, this small Indiana town offers scenic hikes, fishing, and lively local traditions like the Pawpaw Festival and Chautauqua.
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Small towns are often known for their serenity and peacefulness, and this tree-lined suburb just outside of Indianapolis is the perfect example.
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If you love hiking, camping, or generally spending time outside in the American wilderness, there's a chance that you're going to encounter bears.
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This fairytale town in Indiana offers cycling on the Dearborn Trail and exploring historic buildings like the Hillforest Victorian House Museum.
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When traveling from Cincinnati to Indianapolis, there is a beautiful small town. It's a great place to visit for outdoor fun and shopping at local stores.
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This state where several major roadways intersect also happens to be the best in the United States for road quality, according to one 2025 study.
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Midwest foodies may have found a hidden gem. This small town in Indiana has numerous eateries that showcase the state’s farm-to-table roots.
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Indianapolis has a lot to discover, especially if you explore a vibrant suburb southwest of the city with yummy cafés and plenty of shopping opportunities.
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Only 30 minutes from Indianapolis you can find vintage shops, antiques, and local eateries around a historic square -- and the top golf club in Indiana.
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Indiana is home to a calm, rustic beauty that's perfectly embodied in the state's newest state park. This outdoor area boasts grassland charm and campsites.
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Discover a delightful small town in Indiana where visitors can experience natural surrounding beauty, as well as fun festivals and circus history.
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About an hour north of Louisville, this Indiana city lets visitors enjoy a variety of musuems, incredible local restaurants, and a handful of eclectic shops.
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Just a half-hour drive from Evansville, this Indiana city with a population of 6,700 is home to historic buildings, two lake parks, and a friendly community.
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This small city is at the intersection of I-65 and U.S. 30, so it's the ideal pit stop for travelers — and with so many stores, it's worth staying a while.
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Drive an hour and 45 minutes north of Indianapolis, and you'll find yourself in a little slice of woodsy paradise — there's even a rushing waterfall.
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Locals and visitors might have voted this city to be the meanest in a region known for being nice, but maybe they're just trying to keep the area to themselves.
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Explore downtown markets, boutique shops, and cute cafés in this artsy town outside of Chicago that serves as the gateway to Indiana Dunes National Park.
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If you need an escape from Indianapolis, this 1,500-acre reservoir is an ideal choice. With sandy beaches and fishing piers, it's only 45 minutes from downtown.
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Enjoy seasonal events and explore Indiana's massive Chain O' Lakes from this charming community known as the gateway to that beautiful national park.
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Green space likes the Pioneer Mothers' Memorial Forest turn fiery shades of orange and celebrations like Fall Festival mark autumn in this quaint Indiana town.
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Looking for that Grand Canyon feel, but can't make a trip to it? This hidden Midwestern gem may be just what you need to scratch that adventurous hiking itch.
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Be careful when boating, fishing, or swimming in these Indiana bodies of water, which are reportedly full of snakes — both venomous and nonvenomous alike.
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The Midwest is full of incredible state parks, and this one, which overlooks the Ohio River, is full of hiking trails past waterfalls, cliffs, and fossils.
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The Midwest is an underrated, autumnal gem that deserves just as much fall foliage hype as New England. Here are some of the best places for leaf peeping.
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In October, the largest covered bridge festival happens in Indiana, and the towns hosting the fall festivities are home to picturesque parks, lakes, and trails.
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