Adventure Awaits in Indy

Day 1: Exploring History and Culture

Morning:
Depart early for Indianapolis.

Arrive and meet your Zoni Tour Manager at the Indiana Statehouse, the center of civic life in Indiana since 1888. Take a guided tour to learn about Indiana's government and history.

Afternoon:
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant downtown.

Explore the Eiteljorg Museum to learn about the art, history, and culture of Native Americans and the American West. Explore a variety of exhibits and the extensive collections of antique and modern art.

Evening:
Have dinner at a local restaurant and try some regional cuisine.

Take an evening tour of the Holcomb Observatory at Butler University. Enjoy an immersive planetarium show followed by a star show highlighting the current evening sky. You’ll learn about its mythology and where to find selected objects and planets.

Arrive at your hotel and check in.

Day 2: Science and Technology

Morning:
Have breakfast at your hotel.

Start your day at the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields to explore a diverse collection of art, including contemporary and classical pieces.

Afternoon:
Enjoy lunch at a cafe within the museum or nearby.

Head to the famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway and visit the museum, where you can learn about the history of auto racing and see iconic cars and memorabilia. The speedway was built in 1909 and originally surfaced with over 3 million paving bricks, leading to its nickname "The Brickyard."

Evening:
Have dinner at a student-friendly restaurant in the downtown area.

Catch a live performance at the Indiana Repertory Theatre, the largest non-profit theatre in the state of Indiana.

Return to your hotel for the night.

Day 3: NCAA & Departure

Morning:
Have breakfast at your hotel and check out.

Tour the NCAA Hall of Champions, which celebrates college sports in the United States. On a guided tour, students will learn about the history of the NCAA and the importance of academics and the role it plays in college sports.

Afternoon:
Have lunch then depart for home.

Historical Significance: Indianapolis has a rich history, from its role as a transportation hub in the 19th century to its involvement in the Civil War. Visiting historical sites like the Indiana Statehouse allows you to delve into the city's past and gain a deeper understanding of its place in American history.

Cultural Exploration: Indianapolis boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with museums like the Eiteljorg Museum and the Indianapolis Museum of Art offering insights into Native American culture and a diverse array of artworks. Exploring these institutions provides an opportunity to broaden your cultural horizons.

Sports Enthusiasts: For sports enthusiasts, the city is synonymous with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, home to the iconic Indy 500 race. Visiting the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum and the NCAA Hall of Champions allows you to immerse yourself in the world of sports and learn about their significance.

Arts: A visit to the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields and the live performance at the Indiana Repertory Theatre offer opportunities to inspire creative minds who may be considering a career in the arts.

• Check the weather forecast for Indianapolis during your visit. Weather conditions can vary greatly as Indianapolis experiences all four seasons. Pack appropriate clothing and accessories.
• When visiting cultural or historical sites, be respectful of the rules and guidelines set by the institutions. Some places may have specific rules regarding photography and behavior.
• Fun fact: Indianapolis is often referred to as the "Racing Capital of the World." This nickname stems from its long and storied history in motorsports.

• Travel time to and from different parts of the country may modify these itineraries.
• Itineraries are fully customizable.
• Flexible payment plans are available.