Indianapolis, Indiana
As you land in Indianapolis, the first thing you'll notice is the airport. And not just in that “now-where-did-they-put-the-baggage-carousel-this-time” way. As the first new international airport in America designed and built after 9/11, Indianapolis International Airport was rated #1 (on everything from security to baggage claim) by travellers in a J.D. Power & Associates poll.
One 15-minute cab ride later, the second notable sight you'll encounter is your downtown hotel. Indianapolis has been recognized by the Wall Street Journal as having the nation's #1 hotel value—as well as what an Expedia® Insiders' Select™ poll recently named as the nation's best hotel.
That big, blue building? That's the striking new Marriott Place—a 1,600-room complex that offers four different hotel brands at four different price points. Those and eight more of our many downtown hotels are conveniently linked to yet another new development: the combination of Lucas Oil Stadium and the vastly expanded Indiana Convention Center (which, taken together, rank as one of the nation's largest convention facilities).
Our many attractions include The Children's Museum of Indianapolis—which is the largest children's museum in the world, and has been rated simply “the best” by Child magazine. The Indianapolis Zoo (located in the nation's only urban cultural state park) is ranked among the nation's top 10 zoos by TripAdvisor, and our Indianapolis Museum of Art—one of the country's 10 largest and oldest general art museums—won the 2009 National Medal for Museum and Library Services (the nation's highest honor for museums and libraries).
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