Located in the center of the state, Indiana’s largest city is rich with history and hospitality. This former railroad hub is now home to world-class museums, gorgeous urban parks and—of course—the famous Indy 500.

A walkable downtown, rustic countryside and historic residences are among the town’s many charming attractions. When you visit Elkhart, you’ll find the kind of warm, small-town hospitality that’s the heart of the Indiana experience.

Did you know Evansville was a major filming location for the blockbuster movie A League of Their Own? It’s easy to love this city’s scenic riverfront, emerging arts district, and restaurants that serve everything from Amish to Irish cuisine.

A well-preserved past meets the modern day in Lafayette. And while historic Purdue University offers plenty of pep, this isn’t just a college town. Gorgeous parks, historic battlefields and world-class attractions call Lafayette home.

Located in the center of the state, Indiana’s largest city is rich with history and hospitality. This former railroad hub is now home to world-class museums, gorgeous urban parks and—of course—the famous Indy 500.