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Downtown Indianapolis

Downtown Indianapolis remains a vibrant center of city life with a blend of commercial offices, retail shopping, urban living spaces and unique nightlife. The Central Canal winds through White River State Park just west of the center of downtown, offering an oasis of fountains, landscaping, walkways and murals. Indianapolis has welcomed an expanded convention center, additional skyscrapers, restoration projects and dozens of restaurants and retail outlets. Downtown is also home to several major sports facilities, numerous performing arts venues, the Indiana Statehouse, renowned museums, and our own City Market which offers fresh foods, ethnic eateries and more.

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Indianapolis is the nation's twelfth largest city and has gone through an amazing restoration that makes it a different place than it was years ago... Read more
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If shopping is of interest, explore Indianapolis's Circle Centre mall, where you'll find the state's only Nordstrom's among 100 other specialt... Read more
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