Indianapolis Children's Museum IN

Indianapolis is a favorite tourist attraction, which provides business with leisure. The tourism industry brings $3.50 billion of revenue to the city and employs a huge lot of equivalent people in the hotel industry, shopping centers and other various government galleries.

Indianapolis Children's Museum, located north of downtown Indianapolis, was instituted in 1925 and is today the largest children's museum in the world. It attracts more than a million visitors annually; and is a must-see institution for fun-loving children and adults alike, to break away from the monotony of daily grind. The Museum strikes a chord with the children with inter-active exhibits arousing their curiosity and love for knowledge.

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The Indianapolis Children's Museum consists of 11 major galleries segregated in five different levels housing various permanent and temporary exhibits.

LOWER LEVEL consists of a Victorian railway depot along with a Reuben Wells designed 19th century locomotive; the SpaceQuest Planetarium; Fireworks of Glass; Lily Theater; and What If….? an exhibit to explore environments Yunderwater with inter-active activities.

LEVEL 1 includes the Welcome Center, with the impressive 30-foot tall Water Clock; The Indianapolis Children's Museum Store; Food Court, to relax and munch; infoZone; and Dinosphere.

LEVEL 2encompasses the Lanzendorf Dinosaur Art; Special Exhibit Gallery-1, 2 and 3 for changing exhibits; Polar Bear and the Gallery of Miniatures.

LEVEL 3 is for the Indianapolis 500 Race car, a genuine car allowing children to experience speeding in a racecar; Story Avenue, focusing on the oral tradition of African-American voices; and Playscape, where children below 6 years enjoy the most.

LEVEL 4 houses the Doe Science Center; Dow Bio-technology Learning Center; Health House; Carousal Wishes and Dreams; and the Mastodon Skeleton that is around 12,500 years old.

A visit to the Museum is an exhilarating experience for the body and mind. And to stay you will find a number of resorts and hotels near Indianapolis Museum. You have quite a number of luxury hotels like Marriott Indianapolis Downtown, Hyatt Regency Indianapolis, The Westin Indianapolis, Embassy Suites Hotel Indianapolis-Downtown, Sheraton Indianapolis City Centre Hotel, Super 8 Downtown South, Quality Inn Indianapolis and many more. For details visit

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