Holiday homes & rentals in Indiana

Indiana is well known for its farms, speedways and sports and there is a lot more to experience for every visitor. A diverse economy, historic sites, outdoor activities, great food and hidden attractions are just some of the interesting things about this Midwestern US state. A trip to Indiana is sure to provide you all that you look for in a holiday.

Art and history lovers will be spoilt for choice in Indiana as there are perhaps more museums than you can cover in a short trip. While the RV/MV Hall of Fame in Elkhart is an excellent destination for vehicle lovers, the Indiana University Art Museum has diverse exhibits ranging from sculptures to ceramics and photographs.

Booking your own holiday accommodation makes an Indiana holiday even more special. Log cabins, lake houses, or homes with multiple bedrooms are just some of wide range of Indiana accommodation available to suit the needs and budget of all travellers. They offer all contemporary amenities combined with the comforts of home for an idyllic holiday experience.

What to eat while in Indiana

No holiday can be complete without sampling the local food and drinks. The famous sugar cream pie, known as ‘Hoosier pie’ is an Indiana delicacy that you have to taste. Made with vanilla cream and brown sugar, this sweet treat is available all over, but Mrs. Wick's Pies in Winchester is considered to be one of the best.

As an agricultural leader, the state is known for its fresh produce. The Loving Café in Fort Wayne offers delicious and affordable meals for vegans and vegetarians. Try the Kung Pao nuggets, pistachio mushroom and soup and organic carrot cake. Do not forget to pick up a can of Van Camp's pork and beans as a food souvenir from Indiana.

Family holidays in Indiana

Visit the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, the largest children’s museum in the world. Five whole floors full of interactive exhibits, a theatre, dinosaur fossils and a space-themed experience provide enough options to keep the little ones engaged for hours on end.

You can also give the children a peek into the Amish lifestyle at Amish Acres in Nappanee, which makes for some offbeat family fun. This historic farm offers a complete experience of Amish-style food, buggy rides, and a working farm. There are documentary film screenings too.

Events to check out on your Indiana holiday

If you book your Indiana accommodation around the time of an annual event you will get to experience a bit more of the things that are unique to Indiana.

The Indianapolis 500 is the one of the state's biggest spectacle an IndyCar racing is an unmissable experience. Held in May at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the event draws over 300,000 visitors.

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