Indianapolis Quick Guide
Once known for its many car manufacturers and as the host of what is said to be the most-watched event on television - The Indianapolis 500 - this "Crossroads of America" is rich in arts, culture and natural history.
Indianapolis's economy is driven by construction, conventions, financial and insurance institutions, government, manufacturing, sports and tourism.
In addition to visiting the Indianapolis Speedway, visitors can step back in time at Conner Prairie for a hands-on look at Indiana history, or check out the NCAA Hall of Champions in White River State Park.
Many city and county offices are headquartered in the City County Building at 200 E. Washington St. As well, the Mayor's office sponsors the "City Hall for a Day" program, which brings many city staffers and resources to popular neighborhoods that include Broad Ripple, Franklin Township and many others.
Getting Around or Getting Away
Directions
Map your driving directions to and from Indianapolis.
Travel Planning
Need a flight to or from the Indianapolis Airport? Find a travel agent. Need transportation to the airport from downtown Indianapolis or Broad Ripple Village? Try these airport transportation services. Need a place to stay? Also find Indianapolis Hotels on TripAdvisor.
Making Indianapolis Your Home
New in town? Look up Indianapolis public schools, jobs, apartments and more.
Indianapolis Shopping and Services
You can shop for Indianapolis real estate, Indianapolis home insurance, Indianapolis car dealers and more in the Indianapolis Yellow Pages, or find contact information for Indianapolis Power and Light and other needed services.
