I love Indianapolis. I love it so much that I tried to move there a couple years back. Although the city is more like a big town, there seems to be so much to do. One of my favorite moments is turning onto Meridian Street and seeing the range of architecture with the houses/mansions. I always feel like I am somewhere completely different.
If you’ve ever thought about visiting, here are some of my favorite sites with links for more information. By the way, all the amazing places are not listed here. These are just some of the many things you can do in Indy.
Sights to See:
Indianapolis Museum of Art-Meet many artists you’ve heard of before.
Crown Hill Cemetery-Go on a tour or just drive by to visit some famous dead.
Broad Ripple-Great for food or hanging out with a young crowd at the bar. I like Chumley’s on Thrusdays because it is schooner night!
Speedway-Stop by if you feel the need, the need for speed.
Indiana State Museum-I went many years ago, but still enjoyed it. I had no idea Indiana could be so cool.
Fountain Square-This up and coming area is pretty hip with shops and restaurants. There is even a cultural trail you can hop on.
Canal-Feel like a venetian as you cruise down the canal in a gondola.
Children’s Museum-This has got to be one of the coolest children’s museums in the US. I actually want to go back even though I am far from being a child anymore.
Antique Malls-I own several items from the antique malls in this area.
Garfield Park-Visit the tropics at the conservatory.
City Market-Stop by the Smith Winery stand and talk to Mr. Smith. He has an amazing personality. Your mouth will be watering as he describes how different forms of barbeque will go well with each wine.
Goose the Market-If you like artsy delis/markets, you should stop by.
Butler University-Great grounds for walking or biking.
Circle Center-Get your shopping fix.
Charming Towns Outside of Indy:
Zionsville-My favorite! I love this town. Be sure to visit Brown’s Antiques. I own a pair of great shutters from there that bring back great memories of this area.
Noblesville-This is a cute town square great for more antique shopping.
Nashville-This is further outside of the city, but a fantastic day trip.
Liberated Traveler 
Indianapolis really is a big small town, and very manageable. A nice to place to visit and to live.
where is that picture taken with the “Jambalaya?” It looks good!
That is at Yat’s in Indy. It was only about $7 and it was awesome.
Goose the Market is one of my must stop places in Indy