• Step inside the Indiana Historical Society, which resides in the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center. Destination Indiana uses innovative technology with gesture-based touchscreen controls and immersive displays of historic images allowing for a trip back in time to explore Indiana’s history.

• Experience the amazing beneath the familiar during a catacombs tour. The Indianapolis City Market and Indiana Landmarks offer guided descents into the City Market catacombs, a long-hidden ruin beneath City Market’s Whistler Plaza. The catacombs don’t contain bones or crypts but rather Roman-looking brick arches that remain from what was the basement of Tomlinson Hall.

• Venture to the Indianapolis Zoo and enjoy the aquarium, rides, shows, petting, and play areas. Stroll through the White River Gardens, a 3.3-acre attraction, which is part of the zoo, featuring the DeHaan Tiergarten (the outdoor gardens) and the Hilbert Conservatory (a 5,000-square-foot aromatic indoor garden).