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Let us put our best foot forward as we welcome you with this wonderful sampler of our exciting "Circle City!� Join us as we wind our way past many of Indianapolis' well-known highlights and some of our hidden treasures.
Indy�s proud heritage is evident and in no time you will become familiar with our well known landmarks � Monument Circle, Scottish Rite Cathedral, City Market, and White River State Park, just to name a few...
A sports mecca with something for everyone, we�ll cruise by Victory Field, one of the best minor league ballparks in the country, Lucas Oil Stadium, home to the Indianapolis Colts, and Banker�s Life Fieldhouse, home to Indiana Pacers. Of course, a trip to Indy wouldn�t be complete without a narrated lap around the famous oval. Give guests a sneak peek into the past, present, and future of racing with a stop at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum.
Note: Each tour needs to reach a (30) guest minimum by September 4, 2019 to operate. Registrations will not be charged until after the cut-off date and only if minimum is met. Should your tour(s) of choice be canceled, you will be notified by email no later than Monday, September 9, 2019. At that time, you will be able to select another tour date / time if available.
Step into the past as you view the mansions of Indianapolis's most noted historical figures, including the home of President Benjamin Harrison and poet James Whitcomb Riley.
Built in 1875, President Benjamin Harrison's home is a masterpiece of Italianate Architecture. 16 rooms have been restored and are resplendent with many of the original furnishings and keepsakes. The Lockerbie Street Home of James Whitcomb Riley is one of the finest Victorian preservations in the United States. The home of the creator of Little Orphan Annie reflects a genteel life revolving around good food, good company, and good books.
What would a trip to Indianapolis be without a reference to the "Greatest Spectacle in Racing"? Your tour takes you by the Mansions of James Allison, Frank Wheeler, and Carl Fisher, co-founders of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. In addition to these homes, your tour includes drive-by views of such mansions as the Booth Tarkington, the Kemper House, the Propylaeum and Carriage House, and the Meredith Nicholson home, also known as the, "House of a Thousand Candles".

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