Indiana INsider's Guide

Category: Unique Accommodations

Fall drives, award-winning pizza and unique lodging

By Ken Kosky on Oct. 18, 2016

Sarah Maddox By Sarah Maddox Fall is one of my favorite times of the year and Northwest Indiana has so much to offer. I always try to come up with different activities to do every fall, to make each year more memorable than the last. Growing up, one of my favorite things to do was search for fallen…

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Santa arrives by seaplane, kicks-off 2015 Ohio County holiday events

By Visit Indiana on Nov. 18, 2015

When your Main Street begins at the beautiful Ohio River waterfront that's all the more reason to have Santa Claus arrive by seaplane! The public is invited to meet on Front Street in Rising Sun on Friday, December 4 around 4:45 p.m. as Mac's Seaplane Service has made special arrangements to fly in…

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Rising Star Transformed Into The Christmas Casino

By Visit Indiana on Nov. 13, 2015

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Ohio County! Rising Star Casino Resort in Rising Sun welcomed a visiting Santa and Mrs. Claus recently to help casino officials light up the featured Christmas tree inside the casino’s Pavilion. It wasn’t merely the decorative glow of a holiday tree…

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Giddyup at Rawhide Ranch in Brown County

By Visit Indiana on Oct. 15, 2015

If there would be a place of heaven on earth for me, it would have to revolve around horses. I’ve loved them since I was a little girl. Our family has always ridden while on vacation. Recently, I discovered a guest ranch in Brown County that inched me closer to that perfect locale. Rawhide Ranch in…

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Enjoy Cabaret at Ft Wayne's LaSalle Bed and Breakfast Inn

By Visit Indiana on Feb. 12, 2015

Sion House features French paintings and decor. Sion Bass may not be a household name, but he holds distinction as the first Colonel from Indiana to be killed in the Civil War. Originally from Kentucky, he moved his family to Fort Wayne and lived in a two-story home in what is now the downtown part…

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Cuddle Up in Richmond this Valentine's Day

By Visit Indiana on Feb. 09, 2015

Free chocolate tastings along the Chocolate Trail, specialty wine, craft beer, local fine dining, and cozy accommodations are just some of the highlights that make Richmond, Indiana the perfect setting for a romantic Valentine getaway with that special someone. The Wayne County Tourism Bureau…

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12 FREE Days in Downtown Indianapolis

By admin on Dec. 14, 2013

And on the 3 rd day of Christmas my true love gave to me…12 free days in Downtown Indianapolis! Come downtown and save some money this holiday season by taking advantage of the following deals {courtesy of Indianapolis Downtown, Inc.}: December 13th – FREE admission to the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial…

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Tea's Me Cafe

By admin on Dec. 02, 2013

Tea’s Me is a clever name for a café that not only serves hot and cold tea but also an assortment of café-style food. Located closer to downtown, on the corner of 22 nd street and North Talbot Street, it is the perfect spot to hang out with friends, meet-up for tea (or coffee!) and to escape the…

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Thirty-Six Saloon

By admin on Nov. 04, 2013

The Thirty-Six Saloon has been a staple in Rockville, Indiana for many years. Located on Highway 36 about 30 miles North of Terre Haute and 60 miles West of Indianapolis. It started as a small bar, before my time, and has recently expanded to accommodate larger crowds. Now it is a large…

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2013 Vevay-Switzerland County celebrates Bicentennial-Oct. 4-13

By Visit Indiana on Oct. 01, 2013

Vevay-Switzerland County celebrates its Bicentennial on October 4-13, 2013. Logo design by Donna Weaver. It’s a 200th birthday party and you’re invited! Vevay-Switzerland County is celebrating their Bicentennial on October 4-13, 2013 with activities and events for all ages. Dubbed the “Birthplace…

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