Things to do across Indiana

A holiday-themed amusement park and water park with wooden roller coasters and record-setting water slides.

Visitor guide to Southern Indiana's riverfront Clark and Floyd Counties, just across from Louisville.

Classic Auburns, Cords and Duesenbergs fill the 1930 Art Deco headquarters of the old Auburn Automobile Company.

Docents lead you through the 16-room Indianapolis home of President Benjamin Harrison, filled with memorabilia that belonged to his family.

Indiana's largest state park, nicknamed the Little Smokies, with forested hills, a 90-foot fire tower, and bridle and bike trails.

Living history museum where you step into 1836 Prairietown, visit a Lenape camp, climb a treehouse and ride a tethered helium balloon.

See Native American art and Western paintings and bronzes in a museum building in White River State Park.

Walk through African, Asian and Australian zones to see giraffes, orangutans, tigers, kangaroos and stingrays in Franke Park.

Stay in a historic spa hotel first built beside sulfur springs, now part of French Lick Resort with a casino, golf and bowling.

Downtown Indianapolis arena where you can catch Indiana Pacers and Fever basketball, Big Ten tournaments and major concerts.

Step inside a granite memorial with a bronze statue of Clark and seven murals, near the site of Fort Sackville on the Wabash.

Ride wooden coasters and boardwalk rides on the shore of Lake Shafer at a lakeside amusement and water park.

Explore Indiana's natural and cultural history, from Fred the mastodon to Lincoln artifacts, plus an IMAX theater.

Climb the steps of a limestone memorial to see military artifacts and the 110-foot Shrine Room with its red marble columns.

Tour the 2.5-mile oval that hosts the Indianapolis 500, see the Yard of Bricks and visit the museum inside the track.

Watch dolphins, orangutans, chimpanzees and sharks across themed biomes, then stroll the flower beds of White River Gardens.

Walk the farm where Abraham Lincoln grew up, see his mother's grave and watch rangers in period dress work a pioneer homestead.

Tour the Indianapolis Museum of Art's galleries, then wander gardens, a historic estate and a 100-acre art and nature park.

Explore five floors of hands-on exhibits, from the dinosaur fossils of Dinosphere to a historic carousel and outdoor sports areas.