16 things to do in Indianapolis
To mark the Sweet 16, here’s 16 cool things about Indianapolis, especially those with Spokane/Gonzaga ties.
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The Indiana State Museum houses exhibits on the science, art, culture and history of Indiana from prehistoric times up to the present day.
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Take a stroll along the downtown Indianapolis Canal Walk, which stretches north through White River State Park to 11th Street. It is a promenade for walkers, runners, bikers and sightseers. You can even rent pedal boats just west of the Indiana State Museum.
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The NCAA Hall of Champions is filled with two floors of interactive exhibits about NCAA collegiate athletes and their achievements.
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The Indiana Statehouse opened in 1878 in downtown Indianapolis.
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Georgia Street, in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, is the place to go before and after the game. The street, right next to Bankers Life Fieldhouse, is filled with bars and restaurants with extra outdoor seating to accommodate the larger NCAA crowds.
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Georgia Street, in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, is the place to go before and after the game. The street, right next to Bankers Life Fieldhouse, is filled with bars and restaurants with extra outdoor seating to accommodate the larger NCAA crowds.
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A meerkat keeps a close eye on visitors at the Indianapolis Zoo, which is a short walk from downtown. It is open daily.
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A walrus glides by visitors at the Indianapolis Zoo, which is just a short walk from downtown. The zoo is open daily.
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The sun sets behind the JW Marriott Hotel in downtown Indianapolis, which features a massive NCAA basketball bracket that is kept updated as the tournament progresses, Saturday, March 20, 2021.
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The Butterfly Kaleidoscope at the Indianapolis Zoo transforms the indoor gardens into a tropical paradise filled with more than 40 colorful species of butterflies and moths. The butterflies might even pause on a flower long enough for you to photograph them.
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The Butterfly Kaleidoscope at the Indianapolis Zoo transforms the indoor gardens into a tropical paradise filled with more than 40 colorful species of butterflies and moths.
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Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts, is where the NCAA Tournament’s Final Four games will played. It is within walking distance of most downtown hotels.
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The Indiana State Soldiers and Sailors Monument is an iconic symbol of Indianapolis. Standing 284 ft. tall, the neoclassical monument can be found in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. It is built on Monument Circle, a circular, brick-paved street that intersects Meridian and Market streets.
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