Top Indianapolis Cultural Tours

Indy Walking Tours is a guided 90 minute comprehensive walking tour through the city streets of Indianapolis. Our easy stroll through the city streets of Indianapolis will cover the: Indiana War Memorial Historic District, Mass Ave, the Wholesale District, City Market, the Indiana Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument just to name a few. In addition to learning about the rich history of Indianapolis, you'll also hear a story of local true crime, funny anecdotes, little known folklore, the inspirations and meanings behind historical statues, architecture and monuments, and more. Be sure to wear comfy walking shoes as our walk will cover 1.5 miles with a short break midway. This is the most comprehensive and interesting tour in Indy and a fun activity for all ages. If you are planning for a large group or just looking for more booking options please contact us. Min requirement of 4 people for all tours. If 4 people are not booked within 24 hours of your tour, you will receive a refund.

Walk through the soul of the city and discover it’s iconic landmarks of Indianapolis. Go at your own pace, anytime. See the state house, soldiers and sailor monument, Indiana War Memorial & Museum, university park, Obelisk Square, war memorials, churches, statues, fountains, libraries and so much more. You’ll see that and hear the stories of the people that made the this city. Why choose this tour? Great price for a great experience! See the sites at your own pace. The tour is location aware and plays as you walk. Stop anytime. Continue anytime.

Murder, fire, scandal, and restless spirits shape this 90-minute adults-only walking tour through downtown Indianapolis. Designed for guests 16 and older, What They Took to the Grave uncovers the real crimes, tragedies, and unexplained events behind some of the city’s darkest stories. Hear the disturbing story of Dr. Helen Knabe, whose brutal 1911 murder remains one of Indianapolis’ most enduring unsolved crimes. Explore the tragedy of the deadly Indianapolis Athletic Club fire and discover eerie reports tied to historic landmarks including the Athenaeum and Murat Theatre. Rather than relying on generic ghost stories, each stop connects reported hauntings and local legends to the real people, places, and events behind them. This is an outdoor walking tour, and guests do not enter any buildings or tour stops. Expect true crime, historical tragedy, scandal, and paranormal accounts woven into an atmospheric walk through a side of Indianapolis that is easy to miss in daylight.

Explore the heart of America's Midwest with our self-guided audio tour bundle, featuring Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Indiana Dunes National Park, and Gateway Arch National Park! Wander through Cuyahoga Valley's lush forests and historic railways, uncover the diverse ecosystems of Indiana Dunes along Lake Michigan's shoreline, and delve into the rich history of westward expansion at the iconic Gateway Arch. With GPS-triggered narration, offline maps, and expert storytelling, enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace without the constraints of group tours. Join thousands of travelers who have transformed their journeys into enriching experiences—download now and let the Midwest's natural beauty and history captivate you! *Download the Shaka Guide app to access the purchased tours*

Explore downtown Indianapolis after dark on a 90-minute walking tour that pairs the city’s history with its most enduring ghost stories and local legends. Visit landmarks including the Indiana State Capitol, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Union Station, the Slippery Noodle, and Monument Circle while hearing about mysterious apparitions, unexplained footsteps, restless spirits, and stories that have lingered for generations. Designed for all ages, the tour keeps the atmosphere spooky without becoming too intense for younger guests. Along the way, discover the strange reports tied to the Statehouse, paranormal tales from one of Indianapolis’ historic theaters, eerie stories from the city’s railroad past, and the bizarre legend of Skiles Test and the House of Blue Lights. It’s a fun, history-rich way to experience a side of Indianapolis most visitors never hear about.