THE CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF INDIANAPOLIS
3000 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46208 DIRECTIONS
Since 1925
Here’s The Deal:
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis was founded in 1925 through the stewardship and inspiration of Mary Stewart Carey (1859–1938), a citizen of Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Children's Museum is the world's largest children's museum, just got even bigger with a new outdoor health and fitness area of 7.5 acres. It creates extraordinary learning experiences across the arts, sciences, and humanities. The Indianapolis Children's Museum is 472,900 square feet with 120,000 displays and programs, which are fun and exciting for the whole family as they investigate the physical and natural sciences. The museum offers unlimited year-round access, free Carousel rides, advance tickets to events, discounts, exclusive membership hours. It welcomes more than 1 million visitors a year. You can visit the museum and enjoy outdoor dining options. The Indianapolis Children's Museum affords free admission for visitors under two years old.
SPECIALTY:
Exhibits, Group Visits, Birthday Parties, Historical Places, Tourist Attractions, Shop, Daily Shows and Programs, Fireworks of Glass, Power of Children, Treasures of The Earth, Natural Science Collection, Rentals & Live Theater Shows
Price: For Adults Starts from $19.75
For Young starts from:16
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INDIANAPOLIS ZOO
1200 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46222 DIRECTIONS
Since 1964
Here’s The Deal:
Indianapolis Zoo is one of the largest privately funded zoos nationwide. The Zoo has grown as a world-class facility and attracts over a million visitors annually. It is situated near Indianapolis's beautiful city center, with easy access to its walking and biking trails. It has more than 1,600 animals of around 230 species and 31,000 collections of plants that visitors will see throughout the year. This beautiful 3.3-acre landmark botanical destination features a 5,000 square feet conservatory, which incorporates the best of planting techniques, plant knowledge, and inspirational architecture to meet all visitors. At Indianapolis Zoo, visitors can interact with animals and plants in biomes or living environments that closely resemble their natural habitats worldwide. Group discounts are available.
SPECIALTY:
Field Trips, Gift Shop, Youth and Teen Programs, Animal Exhibits, Educational and Adult, Conservation, Family and Preschool, Private Group Events, Art and Dolphin In-Water Adventure, Zoo Camps, School, and Scout Experiences & Outdoor Activities
Price: Adult: $17.75
Child (2-12): $13.75
Senior (62+): $15.75
Zoo Parking: $8.00
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INDIANAPOLIS MUSEUM OF ART AT NEWFIELDS
4000 North Michigan Road, Indianapolis, IN 46208 DIRECTIONS
Since 1883
Here’s The Deal:
Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields has a collection of over 54,000 artworks. It enriches people's lives by providing extraordinary opportunities to interact with art and the environment. The museum's permanent collection spans 152 hectares of gardens and grounds, and the museum's permanent collection spans a wide range of cultures and periods. The museum also hosts national and international traveling exhibitions every year. In addition, the museum is well-known for its contributions to open source technology, public transparency, and museum collaboration. Indianapolis Museum of Art has grown into its fifth-largest encyclopedic art museum, with an active exhibition and educational programs. Visitors can visit the historic estate in Oldfields, then stroll through the gardens. It affords free admission for IMA Members, Children ages five and under.
SPECIALTY:
historical Places, Exhibition, Talks, Films, Classes, Performances, Gift Shop, Art Gallery, Conservation, Schools and Universities Programs, Ima Preschool, Teen Arts Council, Art, Special Events & Collection
Price: Admission for adults costs: $18
Ages(6-17): $10