Things to do in Indianapolis

such an enjoyable place to visit! very clean environment and friendly staff!! cant wait tovisit again soon

There is a racing museum inside, so you can visit it even if there is no race. There are cars that take visitors around the track, which is super cool. There are also Chinese commentaries. Remember to ask the front desk. It was translated by my lovely colleague. I have to show off here.

I went to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. It was a quiet stadium because there was no game.

I seen Carrie Underwood for her Denim and Rhinestones Tour with Jimmie Allen! It was a fantastic concert and an amazing venue! I would definitely go again!

The exterior is nice and moving. It makes a nice memorial to the soldiers and sailors of the United States during World War I. The plaza and ironwork surrounding this building is spectacular. It's a shame that America doesn't create architectural beauty like this anymore. You can take the stairs to the top observation deck of the monument, about 330 narrow, steep steps. I wouldn't recommend it, especially on a hot summer day. Pay $3 to take the elevator, but be forewarned, the elevator is fairly small. If you are claustrophobic, stay outside and just admire the exterior. The monument area is within walking distance of other attractions and restaurants and shopping. If possible, go on a Sunday when parking is free.

The local government established it to protect the history and culture of the Indians. Its purpose is to maintain the traditions of the Indians and prevent their culture from being forgotten and lost in modern society. The forms include pictures, CDs, movies and tapes. If you want to learn more about the history, culture and living conditions of the Indians, I recommend it.