Besides the sports scene, the city is also known for it arts, culture and historical attractions. In addition to a few notable art museums, one can also visit the Children’s Museum, the local zoo or take a leisurely stroll along cobbled streets, past 19th-century buildings in the historic landmarks. Vacationers will find it good to time their visit on the months of May to June, and September to October. The climate at these months is mild and suitable to enjoy the outdoors.

The downtown district of Indianapolis, Indiana, is undergoing a makeover. New restaurants, new Indianapolis hotel rooms, a library, an expanding convention center and a state-of-the-art sports facility have helped change the face of the city’s skyline. White River State Park is a must see places when visiting. This place ranks among the more impressive attractions. Here you can find White River Gardens, the Indiana State Museum, the Indianapolis Zoo and the Museum of American Indians and Western Art. Other heritage & historical attractions in Indianapolis are the American Legion National Headquarters, Crown Hill Cemetery, James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home, Lockerbie Square, Madame Walker Theater Center, Morris-Butler Home, Obelisk Square, President Benjamin Harrison Home, and the Scottish Rite Cathedral.

The hotel industry is one of the fastest growing industries in Indianapolis. Indianapolis hotels that cater to the requirements of all kinds of travelers, from the business traveler to tourists on a low budget trip, are available. The categories of these hotels include top end luxury hotels to the bed and breakfast accommodation and inns. Most of these luxury hotels are located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. Some of the hotels are located close to the Indianapolis Airport. The costs for luxury hotels usually range from 0 to 0 per night for a standard room. Budget accommodations provided by the inns ranges from to 0 per night.