ASTRO Experiences · Indianapolis, IN
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The NCAA Hall of Champions is a museum in downtown Indianapolis dedicated to college athletics. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, including 24 sport kiosks, a membership map, and a Title IX exhibit with a women’s timeline. The museum also features artifacts from colleges nationwide and offers interactive sports simulators, NCAA trivia, and a 1930s retro gymnasium for basketball.
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The Indianapolis Zoo is a nonprofit organization accredited as a zoo, aquarium, and botanical garden. It holds accreditations from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and the American Alliance of Museums. The Zoo is also a member of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums and the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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Opened in 1996, the Indianapolis Firefighters Museum celebrates the history of the Fire Service in central Indiana from its home in the restored 1872 Fire Station #2, featuring classical and Italianate details, a bell tower, and twin fire poles. The museum displays historic fire trucks, donated memorabilia, memorials, and hosts the Survive Alive safety program for children.
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The Indiana Medical History Museum in Indianapolis, IN, offers guided tours. Visitors must make appointments to experience the immersive nature of its building. The museum also hosts both in-person and online events.
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The Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library in Indianapolis celebrates the life and legacy of Kurt Vonnegut, a World War II veteran, writer, and free speech advocate. Visitors can take tours of its diverse exhibitions and members can borrow books from the lending library. The museum also offers educational programs, including a Veterans Writing Program and the Teaching Vonnegut series. Its building dates to the 1800s and features a Bokonon Lounge.
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An active outdoor destination in Indianapolis, Meridian Hills Country Club features golf and recreational amenities. The club offers a pool, swimming programs, a fitness center, and dining with views of the course.
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Buffer Park Golf Course is a golf course located in Indianapolis, IN. It features 9 holes for visitors to play.
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The Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis, IN, offers visitors a chance to explore its exhibits. It hosts art shows and sales, such as the Quest for the West Art Show & Sale featuring works by artists. The museum also holds an Indian Market & Festival celebrating Native arts and makes major art purchases for its collection.
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The Indiana Historical Society is a museum in Indianapolis, IN, located at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center. As a Smithsonian Affiliate, it connects people to the past through immersive time-travel experiences, innovative programs, and exhibits. Visitors can explore extensive archives, millions of items from Indiana’s past, the Indiana Experience, and the William H. Smith Memorial Library. It also offers virtual resources and e-learning opportunities.
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The Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA) is featured within Newfields, a 152-acre cultural campus in Indianapolis, Indiana. Visitors to Newfields can explore the IMA art galleries, along with lush gardens, two historic homes, performance spaces, a nature preserve, and a sculpture park.
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Saddlebrook Golf Club is a public golf course located on the northeast side of Indianapolis. It features 18 holes of championship golf, designed by Fuzzy Zoeller and Clyde Johnston. The course is known for its well-maintained greens, fairways, and scenic layout. Visitors can also use a practice facility with a driving range and putting green, or visit the pro shop.
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The Ray Bradbury Center is one of the larger single-author archives in the United States, serving as a hub for scholarship on Ray Bradbury and science fiction. It houses over 100,000 pages of literary works, 10,000 pages of correspondence, and 4000 volumes from his working library. Visitors can also see his original office furniture, three typewriters, awards, and over 1600 rare genre pulp magazines. The center welcomes scholars, students, and the public.
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This Southside course located only two miles from downtown Indianapolis features open fairways, small greens, rolling terrain, bunkers and water hazards, therefore placing a premium on iron and wedge play. Sarah Shank stretches out over a scenic landscape where several holes have elevated tees and greens.
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The Indiana State Police Museum collects, preserves, and presents the history of the Indiana State Police. It focuses on the department's dedication, community connection, and innovations from 1933 to the present day. Visitors can see items like the death mask of John Dillinger, a 1938 Chevrolet police vehicle, and uniforms from various eras.
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The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is described as the world's biggest children's museum. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, participate in daily staff-led activities, and attend special events. Experiences include touching a dinosaur bone, boarding a space station, riding a historic carousel, and enjoying 7.5 acres of seasonal outdoor sports experiences and live theater shows.
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Newfields is a 152-acre cultural campus located in Indianapolis, Indiana. It features the IMA art galleries, lush gardens, and performance spaces. Visitors can also explore two historic homes, a nature preserve, and a sculpture park on the campus.
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The Indiana War Memorial Plaza Historic District is a National Historic Landmark District with 25 acres dedicated to honoring veterans. It includes the Indiana War Memorial Museum, three parks, and various monuments and memorials. Visitors can explore the museum, see the tattered flag of the 15th Indiana Infantry Regiment, stroll Veterans Memorial Plaza, and visit the Medal of Honor Memorial. Indianapolis ranks first in the nation for acres dedicated to veterans and second only to Washington D.C. in the number of monuments.
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The Soldiers and Sailors Monument is Indiana's official memorial to Hoosiers who served in various wars, including the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. This limestone structure stands over 284 feet high and features statuary groups like "War" and "Peace," along with a crowning statue of Victory. It symbolizes both the City of Indianapolis and the state of Indiana.