Broad Ripple Village

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Attractions near to Broad Ripple Village

Hall of Fame Museum Museum dedicated to Indianapolis 500 and other motosport events. It displays great portion of winning cars, too.	Museum of Art A must see for art connoisseurs: the museum holds impressive collection of art spanning across time and cultures. Free entrance.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway The main draw of Indianapolis and home to world's largest racing event – 500 Mile Race. A must see for every fan of car-racing.	Morris-Butler House Take a guided tour through this wonderfully restored mansion to understand how Indiana was like during the 19th century.
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis Huge playground-like museum stretching across five floors educate children in various topics through interactive exhibits and games.	Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site This museum aims to preserve the memory of Indiana's only president B. Harrison who spent portion of his life here.
Brickyard Crossing Public golf course that is unusually situated just inside the famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Easily accessible from downtown.	Propylaeum Victorian mansion that used to serve as club for local women. Take a tour through well-kept historical interiors, have a tea or dinner.
Crooked Stick Golf Club This championship course has a long history behind it. Designed by P. Dye, it is certainly worth your attention.	The Red Room The best nightlife spot in the city. Situated in the heart of entertainment district Broad Ripple, this lounge won't disappoint you.

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