Indiana Dunes National Park, located along 15 miles of Lake Michigan’s southern shoreline in northwestern Indiana, is known for its striking sand dunes rising as high as nearly 250 feet, diverse ecosystems, and rich biodiversity.
Ouabache State Park, pronounced O-bah-chee, spans 1,100 acres along the Wabash River near Bluffton, Indiana, originally established in the 1930s as Wells County State Forest and Game Preserve and later developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps with stone buildings, shelters, and a pioneering wildlife program raising pheasants, quail, raccoons, and rabbits.
Charlestown State Park in Clark County, Indiana, USA, spans over 5,100 acres along the Ohio River, making it Indiana's third-largest state park, originally part of the Indiana Army Ammunition Plant donated to the state between 1993 and 2004.
Lincoln State Park in Spencer County, southern Indiana, USA, covers 1,747 acres of rolling hills and dense forests established in 1932 as a memorial to Abraham Lincoln's mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln, preserving sites from his boyhood years near Lincoln City.
The Indianapolis City Market, founded in 1821 and opened in its current building in 1886, is a historic public market located in downtown Indianapolis.
Marengo Cave, located in southern Indiana near the town of Marengo, is a U.S. National Natural Landmark that was discovered in 1883 by siblings Orris and Blanche Hiestand.
Four Winds Casino South Bend in Indiana, opened in January 2018, is a large casino hotel featuring a 175,000-square-foot gaming floor with over 1,900 slot machines, 27 table games including blackjack and craps, and a 12-table live poker room.
The Fort Wayne Children's Zoo, which opened in 1965 on 5.5 acres, has grown into a renowned zoo spanning 40 acres within Fort Wayne's Franke Park and is known for its family-friendly and educational animal exhibits.
Spring Mill State Park in Lawrence County near Mitchell, Indiana, USA, spans 1,358 acres on the Mitchell Plain karst landscape with abundant sinkholes, caves, and virgin timber in the Donaldson Woods Nature Preserve.
Patoka Lake Winery, located in Southern Indiana near the south side of Patoka Lake and just outside the Newton-Stewart State Recreation Area, is known as Indiana’s first winery with lodging attached to the tasting room.
Horseshoe Indianapolis, located in Shelbyville, Indiana, is a large casino and racetrack owned by Caesars Entertainment that offers a mix of gaming, live horse racing, dining, and entertainment.
Tippecanoe River State Park in Pulaski County, Indiana, USA, spans 2,761 acres along seven miles of the scenic Tippecanoe River, established in 1943 from former poor farmland gifted by the National Park Service and featuring a rare grove of old-growth white pines and over two miles of undisturbed wetland shoreline.
Holliday Park in Indianapolis is a 94-acre urban green space that originated from an 80-acre estate donated by John and Evaline Holliday in 1916 for public enjoyment and nature study.
Winzerwald Winery in Perry County, Indiana, is a family-owned winery founded in 2002 by Dan and Donna Adams, located on 85 acres in the Hoosier National Forest.
The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum in Auburn, Indiana, opened in 1974 and is dedicated to preserving and showcasing cars built by the Auburn Automobile Company, Cord Automobile, and Duesenberg Motors Company.
Bloomington, Indiana, founded in 1818 by settlers from Kentucky, Tennessee, the Carolinas, and Virginia, is a vibrant city nestled in southern Indiana’s rolling hills.
