This year the Indianapolis Zoo welcomes chimpanzees! This groundbreaking exhibit adds to the 64 acres of indoor and outdoor exhibits that make this a must-see attractions. Enjoy dolphin shows, botanical gardens, and a host of interactive animal encounters in downtown’s White River State Park.

With 152-acres to explore, a visit to Newfields immerses visitors in a blend of nature an art. Explore the galleries in the Indianapolis Museum of Art at take in the new Dali Alive exhibit in the LUME. The expansive grounds include formal gardens, an historic country estate, and an art & nature…

The history and contemporary culture of Native Americans and art of the West is on display in downtown’s White River State Park at the Eiteljorg Museum. A blend of fine art galleries, interactive exhibits, and special exhibits make this a must-see for Indy visitors.

The Indiana State Museum offers visitors a chance to engage with Indiana’s past and present, and connect to the stories of real people, places and things. Whether interested in art or architecture, history or science, there’s something for all ages and interests.

Located in Fishers, Ind., Conner Prairie is a Smithsonian-affiliated history destination. The outdoor museum’s mission is to inspire curiosity and foster learning about Indiana by providing engaging, individualized, and unique experiences.

As America's only cultural urban state park, White River State Park (WRSP, to its friends) offers a unique blend of green space (Military Park, the Central Canal, White River itself) and cultural attractions in the heart of downtown Indy.

Explore the best of Indy's cuisine with a guide to the city's best restaurants by category: Classics, Global Flavors, Date Nights, Breakfast/Brunch, Vegan/Vegetarian, and Everyday Favorites. Be sure to pack your appetite!

It’s WAY too big for the bun on which it rests and you can get it most anywhere in the city. There are varying techniques for tackling this monster sandwich, and everyone has an opinion on who serves the best version of this Hoosier classic. (pictured: Plump's Last Shot)

This will burn, but only for a moment! The legendary St. Elmo Steak House has one appetizer, and it packs a punch. Buckle up for a hit of freshly-ground horseradish in their signature shrimp cocktail.

Indy was ranked a top ten beer city by USA Today, thanks to large production breweries like Sun King and Upland as well as a host of small, boutique breweries that are eager to pour you a pint. This is your guide to Indy breweries.

Bon Appetit once named this deli sandwich the best in the country, and for good reason. Goose The Market’s signature hero boasts layers of hearty Italian meats, preserved tomatoes, provolone, and giardiniera . Yum.

Pioneering restaurateur Martha Hoover was frustrated with the lack of good restaurants in Indy, so she opened Cafe Patachou. Decades later, visitors can enjoy her signature cinnamon toast at locations across the city.

Shapiro's Delicatessen's presence in Indy dates back to 1905, when the family opened a grocery/deli just south of downtown. The Reuben in particular has a following, thanks to its generous portions of corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Russian dressing on rye.

A coffee shop is more than a place to grab a beverage. They are unique gathering spaces made for meeting friends, conducting business, or simply soaking in a cozy atmosphere and enjoying a moment of zen. This is your guide to Indy coffee.

When Milktooth opened in 2014, Jonathan Brooks' hip diner earned accolades from Bon Appetit and Food & Wine. One of its standout items is the Dutch baby pancake, a puffy pastry made savory (like the BLT version) or sweet (such as the peach melba variety with raspberry creme fraiche).

Since 1986, Bazbeaux has satiated pizza lovers with unique topping combinations resting atop a thin crust. The signature Quattro Formaggio is piled with romano, cheddar, ricotta, mozzarella, provolone, bacon, and mushroom.

This zero-frills burger joint opened in 1918 and is still family-owned. Workingman's Friend lunchtime crowds continually pack in for smashed-thin, crispy-edged burgers, dressed simply with American cheese and the usual fixins'.

It's concert season and the stages at Everwise Amphitheater, Ruoff Music Center, HI-FI Indy, Rock the Ruins, and more are alive with live music. Check out our concert guide to see who is playing.

The WNBA's Indiana Fever are one of the hottest tickets in basketball. Visit Gainbridge Fieldhouse to cheer on Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, and the rest of the Fever as Coach Christie Sides leads this ascending team.

From a world-renowned symphony to state-of-the-art-concert venues, street performers to daily light shows, graffiti to Monet, Indy’s arts scene is flourishing. Catch a show, visit a gallery, or create something yourself.

Take in a AAA baseball game at Victory Field, located just two blocks from the Westin Hotel and named Best Minor League Ballpark in America by Sports Illustrated. Enjoy the view of downtown from the stands or a picnic on the outfield lawn.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has a races running throughout the warm weather season, from the century-old Indy 500 to NASCAR's Brickyard Weekend and so much more. Get in the fast lane in Indy.