It's no secret anymore that Indianapolis is one of the best-kept secrets in the country. From filling your stomach with everything Indiana has to offer at the state fair to cheering on the Pacers at Victory Field, a weekend in Indy is always an adventure.

Staying downtown, you can visit all the notable attractions like the Indiana State Fairgrounds, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and the Indianapolis Zoo. Of course, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is home to the Indy 500, the world's largest single-day sporting event, every Memorial Day Weekend.

If you're looking for outdoor activities, look no further than White River State Park, which spans more than 250 acres near downtown Indianapolis.

As the capital of Indiana, Indianapolis is the most populated city in the state and is home to more than 3,000 acres of green space as well. Eagle Creek Park is the largest park in the city, at 4,766 acres, and is home to many hiking trails and other green spaces, as well as a variety of nature trails.

Indianapolis is teeming with innovative, award-winning restaurants, and you'll always find a diverse selection of food to choose from. From retro Fountain Square to funky Broad Ripple, Indianapolis has plenty of fun neighborhoods teeming with bars and restaurants. From the expansive parks to the variety of food and beverage options, Indianapolis has plenty to do.

The Indiana State Museum is located in downtown Indianapolis and features various scientific, artistic, and cultural exhibits and houses the largest collection of its kind in the United States. It offers a variety of exhibits to engage visitors on a wide range of topics, from the history of science and technology to the art and culture of the world.

The Indiana Convention Center is home to major events that draw crowds from across the city, state, and even around the world. It is located in downtown Indianapolis and is one of the largest convention centers in the United States.

The Indiana Central Canal has been redeveloped with new water features such as a new bridge, new tunnels, and new bridges over the Indiana River. Indianapolis' neighborhoods and cultural districts are crisscrossed by bike and pedestrian trails — friendly trails that connect some of the city's coolest spots. The route connects the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the University of Indianapolis, Indiana State University, and Indiana University Indianapolis with downtown Indianapolis.

The Indiana War Memorial Plaza houses the largest collection of war memorials in the world, making it the largest war memorial in the United States by the number of acres it covers.

Indianapolis is located in the heart of a nine-county metropolitan area. Indianapolis is not only a hub for road, rail, and air transportation, but also home to the world's largest children's museum.

Many people fall in love with Indy because it feels like a big city without the congestion of most big cities. There is more action in the city than ever before, and Indianapolis is working to preserve the legacy of major historical venues that residents and visitors alike have enjoyed for decades, while attracting the world's best sports teams and the Indianapolis 500.