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1 week ago | visitindiana.com | Carrie Steinweg

This one’s for the tenderloin fans. If you’re one of those people who scours the state looking the biggest and best breaded pork tenderloin sandwich, you’ll want to make sure you have The Tin Plate Fine Food & Spirits in Elwood on your radar. Their tenderloin is so good it was named Best in Madison County in 2024. And I can verify that the hype is true. It’s one of the best tenderloins I’ve ever had. For one - it’s huge! Like bring-your-friend-along-to-split-it-with-you huge.

1 week ago | visitindiana.com | Karyn Locke

Wilstem Wildlife Park in Paoli, Indiana, has become a destination for those seeking unique animal encounters, and their otter experience is proving to be a delightful highlight. The park's otter encounter offers a chance to engage with these playful and intelligent creatures, providing an educational and entertaining experience for visitors.   Ready to learn all about the otter encounters at Wilstem Wildlife Park so you can plan one for yourself?

3 weeks ago | visitindiana.com | Karyn Locke

Back A Journey Through Abraham Lincoln's Indiana: Exploring Santa Claus Santa Claus, Indiana, is an adorable part of the Hoosier State known for its year-round festive atmosphere and holiday spirit. But, beyond its four-season Christmas-themed attractions and decorations, the city holds a significant historical connection to one of America's most iconic presidents, Abraham Lincoln.

1 month ago | visitindiana.com | Christina Vercelletto

It's time to celebrate all year long with these must-see and must-not-miss holiday festivals #INIndiana. Ireland, Indiana, celebrates its namesake at this salute to the Emerald Isle. After a traditional Irish breakfast, an Irish soda bread bake-off, the potato launching, and mingling with a few mischievous leprechauns, the luck of the Irish is sure to follow you home. Starting at dusk, downtown Crown Point comes alive with an Irish-themed parade led by drummers and bagpipers.

1 month ago | visitindiana.com | Amy Lynch

Back Speak No Evil #INIndiana | Indiana Travel Guide 2025 Rooted in the 1920s Prohibition era, speakeasies served as clandestine hangouts where folks could secretly gather for a beverage or two. Although imbibing is once again legal, modern speakeasies still offer a fun throwback vibe and tasty drinks.