Experience and learn about the heart of Indianapolis, the Circle City, on a guided walking tour.
Description:
Discover why Indianapolis has come to be known as the Circle City on a guided walking tour of the citys most recognizable historic district. Tourgoers will see landmarks from various eras, including exteriors of the Soldiers & Sailors Monument, Christ Church Cathedral, Circle Theatre, and more.
Along the way, guides will share stories and little-known history, revealing how the districts art, architecture, and unique combination of public and private spaces give Indy its distinctive character as the states capital.
This tour primarily takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Participants should expect to walk or stand for the entire length of the experience.
Explore the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day.
Description:
Guides will share stories of the parks history, from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, and entertainment. The tour will highlight how historic landmarks became assets within the park including the 1916 Washington Street bridge, limestone-lined river promenade, 1870 pumphouse, Central Canal, and more.
This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Participants should expect to walk or stand for the entire length of the experience.
Indiana Landmarks proudly presents this tour in partnership with White River State Park Development Commission.
Explore the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day.
Description:
Guides will share stories of the parks history, from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, and entertainment. The tour will highlight how historic landmarks became assets within the park including the 1916 Washington Street bridge, limestone-lined river promenade, 1870 pumphouse, Central Canal, and more.
This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Participants should expect to walk or stand for the entire length of the experience.
Indiana Landmarks proudly presents this tour in partnership with White River State Park Development Commission.
Explore the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day.
Description:
Guides will share stories of the parks history, from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, and entertainment. The tour will highlight how historic landmarks became assets within the park including the 1916 Washington Street bridge, limestone-lined river promenade, 1870 pumphouse, Central Canal, and more.
This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Participants should expect to walk or stand for the entire length of the experience.
Indiana Landmarks proudly presents this tour in partnership with White River State Park Development Commission.
Explore the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day.
Description:
Guides will share stories of the parks history, from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, and entertainment. The tour will highlight how historic landmarks became assets within the park including the 1916 Washington Street bridge, limestone-lined river promenade, 1870 pumphouse, Central Canal, and more.
This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Participants should expect to walk or stand for the entire length of the experience.
Indiana Landmarks proudly presents this tour in partnership with White River State Park Development Commission.
Explore the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day.
Description:
Guides will share stories of the parks history, from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, and entertainment. The tour will highlight how historic landmarks became assets within the park including the 1916 Washington Street bridge, limestone-lined river promenade, 1870 pumphouse, Central Canal, and more.
This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Participants should expect to walk or stand for the entire length of the experience.
Indiana Landmarks proudly presents this tour in partnership with White River State Park Development Commission.
Explore the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day.
Description:
Guides will share stories of the parks history, from the time of Indianapoliss settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, and entertainment. The tour will highlight how historic landmarks became assets within the park including the 1916 Washington Street bridge, limestone-lined river promenade, 1870 pumphouse, Central Canal, and more.
This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Participants should expect to walk or stand for the entire length of the experience.
Indiana Landmarks proudly presents this tour in partnership with White River State Park Development Commission.
Explore historic downtown Indianapolis and discover stories hidden within the citys landmarks. Along the way, learn about architectural styles and local history.
Description:
Tourgoers will discover the distinctive heart of Indianapolis, including exteriors of the Indiana Statehouse, Soldiers & Sailors Monument, St. Elmos Steakhouse, and more. Participants will leave with the skills necessary to begin decoding buildings in cities across the country, analyzing their styles and details for a better understanding of local history. This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Participants should expect to walk or stand for the entire length of the experience.
Explore historic downtown Indianapolis and discover stories hidden within the citys landmarks. Along the way, learn about architectural styles and local history.
Description:
Tourgoers will discover the distinctive heart of Indianapolis, including exteriors of the Indiana Statehouse, Soldiers & Sailors Monument, St. Elmos Steakhouse, and more. Participants will leave with the skills necessary to begin decoding buildings in cities across the country, analyzing their styles and details for a better understanding of local history. This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Participants should expect to walk or stand for the entire length of the experience.
Explore historic downtown Indianapolis and discover stories hidden within the citys landmarks. Along the way, learn about architectural styles and local history.
Description:
Tourgoers will discover the distinctive heart of Indianapolis, including exteriors of the Indiana Statehouse, Soldiers & Sailors Monument, St. Elmos Steakhouse, and more. Participants will leave with the skills necessary to begin decoding buildings in cities across the country, analyzing their styles and details for a better understanding of local history. This tour takes place outside and covers approximately 1 mile. Tours run rain or shine, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Participants should expect to walk or stand for the entire length of the experience.