Indianapolis museums and monuments are among the most interesting in the United States. The famous Central Canal, for example, can be explored on foot, by Segway or even by gondola to easily visit some of the city’s most beautiful sites, including :
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis . The largest museum for children, it has countless artifacts from around the world, from the dinosaur era to the present day. Children will not have time to get bored, just like their parents who will not have to stay with them to enjoy the museum.
Indianapolis Museum of Art. This museum features 54,000 works of art spanning more than 5,000 years of history and 61 hectares, including an outdoor exhibit space with a lake and groves. The museum houses an impressive collection by French neo-impressionist Georges Seurat.
Victory Field. This large family baseball stadium is home to the Indianapolis Indians, who play from April to September. The ideal place to learn baseball in a relaxed atmosphere or to attend a game around a good picnic.