Le Peep Restaurant

DIS-IS-IT...Rolling Stone Magazine touted Slippery Noodle Inn to be one of the nation's top blues bars and Indianapolis Cityvoter named it the winner of "Best Bar and Live Music Venue". Not to mention, insiders know it to be Indiana's oldest bar and a spot music celebs frequent.

Indianapolis is the home of the nation's 23rd President, Benjamin Harrison. Visit the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site to learn about his life, accomplishments and see the original home's decor. Groups can book a reservation for the Civil War Dinner, offering a one of a kind historic dining adventure at this National Historic Landmark.

Indy Greenways is a haven paradise for walking, hiking, biking and horse riding. Bikers can enjoy a 127-acre natural park with nine miles of down and dirty dirt trails for both the novice and expert rider. Throughout the park are hills that challenge walkers as well - but take note, bikers have the right of way here! Indiana's horse trails span 3,500 miles and offer a safe experience for all riders consisting of a system of loops, and a network without stables. But, you'd better take your own horse if you hope to ride. 

Whether you're in to toe tapping to the beat or relaxing to the soulful strains of the blues, come listen to the music at the annual Indy Jazz Fest. Experience old Jazz favorites and hear the talents of emerging new Jazz artists. The festival is a spotlight that shines on the city's rich jazz heritage.