It can be easy to gloss over small Midwestern towns as travel destinations, but communities like these are a reminder why they're worth a visit.
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Hidden between Chicago and Indy, this small-town amusement park is set to celebrate its 100th year with new rides, old classics, and a summer full of fun.
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If you grew up in Indiana, you may remember this local amusement park and zoo that was once brimming with entertainment but has now been abandoned for years.
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Just outside of Indianapolis is a smaller city that still packs a punch with its highly rated golf courses, walking trails, and friendly atmosphere.
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The Midwest has magnificent bodies of water, and if you're in Indiana, you'll want to check out this gorgeous lakeside area where you can camp and hike.
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Big cities have always been a draw for travelers, but sometimes these urban spaces are overwhelming. Here are the safest cities in the U.S. for your next trip.
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Indianapolis is an underrated foodie haven, and these five locally loved spots are the perfect places to start sampling the city's top eats.
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If you're craving delicious food from a '50s diner, this restaurant in Goshen, Indiana, is the place for you. Their chili has even won multiple awards.
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The Midwest is one of the most fascinating and fabulous regions in the United States, and its largest cities are spectacular vacation destinations.
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A stop at a natural hot spring is always a welcome break in the winter, and you don't have to head all the way out west to find one.
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The Midwest has a lot to offer in terms of cities like Cincinnati and Fort Wayne, but don't forget this charming small town that isn't too far away.
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While South Bend, Indiana, may be widely known for its Notre Dame campus, there's much more to explore here, from top-notch museums to an iconic theater.
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In Indiana, a lakeside neighborhood near a major city pairs sandy shores, wooded trails, and local culture for a relaxed escape along the water.
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These five Midwest destinations preserve 1950s Americana through Route 66 relics, historic storefronts, classic diners, and small-town charm.
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Indiana features a peaceful forest destination where wooded hills, calm waters, and primitive camping create a slower-paced alternative to larger parks.
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Rails to Trails has been converting abandoned railroad tracks into gorgeous hiking and biking trails for some time. Don't miss this gorgeous one in Indiana.
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For a great pit stop with the family between Indianapolis and Lexington, head to this scenic state park filled with paddling adventures, trails, and campsites.
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Indianapolis has no shortage of scrumptious fried chicken options. These five guest-favorite spots rise above the rest based on reviews and reputation.
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Downtown Indianapolis is a beaut, but Circle City's oldest neighborhood is just a short walk away and is packed with nostalgia, charm, and adventure.
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The capital of the Hoosier State is full of municipal and state parks with year-round beauty. Head to these trails in winter for a truly unique experience.
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These abandoned malls around America remain open to visitors, offering a rare look at empty storefronts, stalled redevelopment, and retail decline.
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Outside of the bustling cityscape of Indianapolis, you’ll find an idyllic nature park with plenty of easy hikes and gorgeous views of the water.
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Escape the crowds of Indianapolis by visiting this charming Midwest destination, home to cozy parks and offering quick access to outdoor adventures.
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In just a couple decades, this town's population grew ten-fold, but despite that growth, it never lost its charm or its many local landmarks.
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Considered the best children’s museum in the country, this Midwest attraction is the perfect family-friendly stop, offering interactive exhibits and events.
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Rockhounders can find all kinds of gemstones across the United States, but there are certain places where geodes can be found if you know where to look.
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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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