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Driving tips in Indianapolis
If you're going to be in Indianapolis, you can find cheap car rental rates using VroomVroomVroom and find the best prices when you need to
rent a car. Travelers will probably enter Indy via Indianapolis International
Airport. As the largest airport in Indiana, it is a transportation hub
for the entire state, as well as the gateway to the metropolitan area
surrounding Indianapolis. This airport is serviced by 10 major U.S. and
international airlines, and houses a gigantic FedEx operation (second
only to the company's headquarters in Memphis).
At Indianapolis International Airport it's unnecessary to ride a shuttle to pick up your car rental. A short walk from terminal will get you to the Ground Transportation Center – with its eight rental car counters – on Level 1 of the parking garage.
The Indianapolis Museum of Art is a great place to visit once you've picked up your car rental. There's free admission and parking your rental car will only set you back five bucks. There are lots of special exhibits year-round and a theater called "The Toby" to enjoy! Creativity and education work together at this awesome museum -- and don't forget to take a photo of the amazing 60-foot Robert Irwin sculpture! But please be advised, the museum is closed to the public on Monday.
At Indianapolis International Airport it's unnecessary to ride a shuttle to pick up your car rental. A short walk from terminal will get you to the Ground Transportation Center – with its eight rental car counters – on Level 1 of the parking garage.
The Indianapolis Museum of Art is a great place to visit once you've picked up your car rental. There's free admission and parking your rental car will only set you back five bucks. There are lots of special exhibits year-round and a theater called "The Toby" to enjoy! Creativity and education work together at this awesome museum -- and don't forget to take a photo of the amazing 60-foot Robert Irwin sculpture! But please be advised, the museum is closed to the public on Monday.
Top Attractions within Indianapolis
Are you taking the kids on a trip for summer vacation? Drive them over to the Children's Museum of Indianapolis where they can get rid of some of their pent up energy! They'll be welcomed by an life-sized T-Rex at the entrance to the largest children's museum collection! The museum encourages kids and adults alike to get their hands on all the activities and learn as you play!Take a speedy drive on over in your rental car to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to experience the best drivers from all over battle it out. Even if a race is not going on you can come check out the track and take in the sights!
Once you and your rental car are on the road, Indianapolis offers all kinds of dining, nightlife and sightseeing opportunities. Sporting events are of particular interest to natives and visitors alike, with the Indianapolis 500 open-wheel car race attracting about 400,000 spectators every May. The headquarters of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the governing body of the country's collegiate sports, is also in Indianapolis.
Professional sports are a very popular attraction in Indy, with more than 10 teams to watch! Depending on the season, the Indiana Pacers of the National Basketball Association and the Indianapolis Colts of the National Football League draw many thousands to their games. (Over 68,000 fans bought tickets in 2012 to the NFL's SuperBowl XLVI at Indy's Lucas Oil Stadium.)
But the most famous events in Indianapolis are still motorsports. In addition to the Indianapolis 500, Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts NASCAR's Brickyard 400 race annually. To see the National Hot Rod Association's U.S. Nationals, you can drive your rental car about a half hour from downtown to Indianapolis Raceway Park in the town of Clermont.
5 Things to Do in Indianapolis
Indiana is well-known as the home of the annual Indianapolis 500 auto race, the NASCAR Brickyard 400, and the United States Grand Prix. Indianapolis is also home to a plethora of museums, attractions, arts, and shopping. Five of the top things to do in Indianapolis are:
1. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum exhibits nearly 75 cars, including more than 30 Indianapolis 500 winning cars. Equipment and trophies are also on display. Visitors may watch a 20-minute film highlighting the history of the track, and a bus tour around the track is provided when the track is not in use.
2. White River State Park is an urban park brimming with activities, including the Indianapolis Zoo, an IMAX theater, the Indiana State Museum, White River Gardens, pedal boat rentals, and restaurants. .
3. Chateau Thomas Winery. Wine aficionados may tour the Chateau Thomas Winery, sampling their Vinifera wines. The winery gift shop offers a variety of wines, gourmet foods, and local cheeses.
4. Explore the historic Fountain Square, home to writers and entertainers, for a European-style adventure. Greek, Italian, Mediterranean, German and Mexican cuisines are represented at Fountain Square, as are their respective cultures. Shopping malls and antique stores are in abundance as well.
5. The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, with 11 major galleries delving into the sciences and world cultures and covering over 400,000 square feet, is the largest children's museum in the world. Various events are scheduled throughout the year, offering a unique experience with each visit.
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Budget Indianapolis Dwtn - 33 North Capitol Avenue, Downtown Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN. 46204
Avis Indianapolis/Keystone - 4555 North Keystone Avenue, Indianapolis, IN. 46205
Enterprise Indianapolis West - 5110 Lafayette Road, Indianapolis, IN. 46254