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✅Best-Selling travel gear https://amzn.to/38gyCFi 😃Booking.com Deals http://bit.ly/Bookingdeals Having guests in from out of town is a great opportunity to show that “flyover country” is a misnomer. And while Indy certainly lives up to its sports-heavy reputation, there is so much more to discover from the arts scene to our can’t-miss dining destinations. Here are the 10 Things To Do in Indianapolis. #10 Take in the off-track 500 experience Indianapolis is a motor mecca for good reason; the Indy 500 takes over the city every May, after all. But even during other months of the year, if you want to get a taste of the IndyCar experience, you can live the dream vicariously between the 500 Museum, the Dallara Factory, Speedway Indoor Karting. #9 Take a food tour of the Indianapolis Cultural Trail The folks behind the Indianapolis Cultural Trail offers dining tours from short and long walking tours to an extra-long biking tour on weekends. Each tour offers a different mix of dining options, from the nationally-recognized Milktooth to Wildwood Market, Rook and City Market. All the food and gratuity is covered with your ticket price, and proceeds benefit the maintenance of the Cultural Trail. #8 Bang on a drum all day at Rhythm Discovery Center At Rhythm Discovery Center, the curators heartily encourage the hitting of the exhibits and have a variety of drums for visitors to play with, from jembes to snares. They’ve also got an impressive collection of historic percussion instruments from around the world, and it’s all furnished by the Percussive Arts Society. It’s an easy walk from just about anywhere downtown, too. #7 Take a cupping class at Tinker Coffee The folks at Tinker Coffee will take you through the entire growing, sourcing and roasting process, ending with a tasting of multiple varieties they offer. You get a tour of coffee terroir around the globe and get to spend some time next to the heavenly smells of an in-house roaster. This also doubles as an excellent date idea. #6 Tour Indy's most historic corpses in picturesque Crown Hill Cemetery It’s not quite as glamorous as Hollywood’s Forest Lawn, but the view from James Whitcomb Riley’s tomb atop Crown Hill is still pretty stunning. You can also take tours of the cemetery, which swing by the eternal resting spots of famous playwrights, authors, generals, or criminals, depending on your taste. Just give them a call before you arrive so they can make sure a tour guide is available. #5 Lose your mind at an Indy Eleven game Yes, Indianapolis may be famous for both the Pacers and the Colts, but there is perhaps nothing more fun to attend than Indy Eleven soccer games thanks to the frenzied style of fan appreciation the Eleven inspires. The team has moved indoors to Lucas Oil Stadium, meaning climate control, more beer lines, and shade from the blazing sun. The first game of the season set attendance records with over 17,000 fans streaming through the doors. #4 Dress up or dress down for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Whether you want to wear shorts and bring your dinner in a takeout box or wear your cocktail best, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra has a show where you’ll feel at home. Performing year-round, the outdoor Symphony on the Prairie concerts often draws record crowds, especially for Fourth of July concerts. Winter concerts at Hilbert Circle Theater are more formal, but they make for a fun date night. #3 Bask in burlesque beauty at White Rabbit Cabaret Believe it or not, Indianapolis was ranked the No. 1 most sexually satisfied city in the US a handful of times. Maybe that’s the reason we have multiple burlesque troupes, from the Rocket Doll Revue to Angel Burlesque, with the White Rabbit serving as your ground zero of nudie appreciation, where the Rocket Dolls call home for their regular roundup of shows. Race fans and peel aficionados alike will appreciate their racing-themed May show, the Titty 500. #2 Find farm-to-table fantasia at Garfield Park Farmers Market There’s no better time to visit Garfield Park than on Saturday mornings. In one fell swoop, you can get coffee, breakfast, and plenty of farm-fresh ingredients to make a bang-up dinner. When you’re done shopping, stash your stuff in the trunk and have a walk around the park and the Conservatory. #1 Gross yourself out at the Indiana Medical History Museum For those inclined to explore the macabre, the Indiana Medical History Museum is a fascinating (and sometimes disgusting) look at some of medicine’s most unusual cases. Nothing will make you more thankful for the weird crinkly paper and bright lights of your doctor’s office like seeing an 18th-century amputation. A trip can also double as an effective date for the single and goth of the city. #travel #travelguide #traveltips. #thingstodo #thingstodowithkids