Under $100: Indianapolis

Indianapolis is bustling city with much to offer. The economy is growing and attracting more people to visit each year. It is a great place to raise a family or launch the life of a young adult. In addition, it’s also a great place to travel.

If you’re with a group, head to the renowned Milktooth for breakfast. This spot is popular in Indianapolis and will be crowded every morning. It’s more expensive, so the extra friends will help keep the bill down and allow you to taste more than one dish. Spend around $35 for breakfast.

Take a walk down Massachusetts Avenue. It’s a cute street that showcases a lot of what Indianapolis has to offer. There are multiple bookstores on the street that sell old and used books for cheap prices. This is a great time to discover the next great novel. Or buy a book to read during plane flights and train trips.

After, visit the museum called Newfields. It has a fantastic art collection and includes can’t-miss grounds. The landscaping is the real beauty of the museum with 100 acres that serve as a habitat for birds, but also has a hedge labyrinth, beer garden and mini golf. The entry fee is $18 for adults and $10 for kids.

For a fun experience with food, go to dinner at Public Greens. The menu is expensive, but it’s because the food served on the plate was picked from the backyard. This restaurant offers incredibly fresh meals and is a one of a kind in the area.