Monroe Lake in Indiana is the largest reservoir entirely within the state, covering about 10,750 acres of water surrounded by over 13,000 acres of protected forest and recreational areas spread across Monroe and Brown counties.
Summit Lake State Park, Indiana's 19th state park established in 1988 near New Castle in Henry County, spans 2,680 acres including an 800-acre lake surrounded by woodlands, wetlands, old fields, and prairie restoration areas that support over 100 bird species and diverse wildlife.
Terre Haute Casino Resort is a modern gaming and entertainment complex owned and operated by Churchill Downs Incorporated, located southeast of downtown Terre Haute, Indiana, near Interstate 70 and Indiana 46.
Access to West Beach at Indiana Dunes National Park in Indiana requires an entrance fee for visitors over 16, which can be purchased at the Visitor Center, the West Beach entrance station during the season, or online.
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, located at the legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway, preserves the rich history of the Speedway and the famous Indianapolis 500 race.
Turtle Run Winery, located near Corydon, Indiana, is the oldest vineyard in Harrison County and features some of the fifth oldest vines in the Indiana Uplands American Viticulture Area.
Washington Park Beach in Michigan City, Indiana, is a scenic and spacious beach along the shores of Lake Michigan, known for nearly two miles of soft sand framed by natural dunes and parkland.
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art, located in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a well-established cultural institution that showcases a diverse range of fine art through both permanent collections and national traveling exhibitions.
The Blue Gate Theatre in Shipshewana, Indiana, is a vibrant performing arts venue known for its uplifting musicals, family-friendly comedy, and concerts featuring popular artists.
The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in Indianapolis is the former home of Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd president of the United States, located in the Old Northside Historic District.
The Studebaker National Museum in South Bend, Indiana, showcases the rich history of the Studebaker Corporation, a pioneering American automobile manufacturer with roots dating back to the mid-19th century.
The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art in Indianapolis is a unique cultural institution dedicated to showcasing Native American and Western art, culture, and history.
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis was founded in 1925 by Mary Stewart Carey, inspired by a visit to the Brooklyn Children's Museum, and started in a carriage house with collections donated by school children.
Daniel's Vineyard is a family-owned winery located in McCordsville, Indiana, near Indianapolis. Established in 2010, it began as a dream inspired by a couple's experience in the Tuscan foothills and grew into a full production vineyard with over 14,000 grapevines cultivated locally.
