🌤️ Relaxed Travel in Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis is truly a perfect city for those who love soft travel — slow, easy, and relaxing! 🏙️✨ This Christmas, I visited Indy hoping for a romantic snowy holiday ❄️, but instead got drizzles and rain 🌧️. Yet, the city still charmed me with its unique cozy atmosphere. Here’s my soft travel itinerary during Christmas week — hope it inspires you! We stayed at a lovely Airbnb surrounded by a small forest and pond 🌲🦆. Waking up to the sound of rain and birds singing every morning was pure serenity. 📌 Must-Visit Spots: 📚 Indianapolis Public Library - Central Library Six floors of architectural beauty 🏛️ Designed by famous architect Paul Cret in Greek Revival style Built with Indiana limestone — elegant and grand Features vaulted ceilings, marble columns, and intricate carvings 🖼️ A perfect blend of classical and modern styles — a dream for photography and art lovers! 📍Address: 40 E St Clair St, Indianapolis, IN 46204 🎖️ Indiana War Memorial & Museum 🗽 Soldiers and Sailors Monument Right across from the library — just a short walk 🚶‍♀️ Unfortunately, it was closed during Christmas, but the exterior alone was impressive! 📸 🎨 Artsgarden A 10-15 minute walk west from the War Memorial A stunning glass-covered space connecting downtown buildings 🌸 Often hosts art exhibits and events 📍Address: 110 W Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204 🏛️ Indiana State Capitol Just a 4-minute walk from Artsgarden 🚶 Built in 1888 in Renaissance Revival style Free guided tours available — see the Senate and House chambers 🏛️ Learn how state government works + admire the gorgeous dome and limestone details A architectural photographer’s paradise! 📍Address: 200 W Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204 #Indiana #Indianapolis #HolidayVibes #TravelDiary #SoftTravel #ArchitectureLover #HistoryMeetsArt #USAGetaway #ChristmasTravel 🎄📸✨