This is a great way to get some exercise and enjoy the outdoors! Pacers Bikeshare has bike stations…read morelocated throughout downtown Indianapolis that you can rent and then return. I like how it has a basket in front to put things in and it has a lock also. I only wish it had a bottle holder for water bottles and things like that. It's easy to download the app that will tell you what bike number will release for you to take and ride. Bikes are nice and taken care of and reliable. You can find all the Pacers Bikeshare locations on the app as it will pull up what location is closest to you where you currently are at. Make sure when you return it to click it into the corral and it will let you know when it's returned correctly. Great organization that I'm glad they have here in Indy!

Do you want to go bike riding around the city but you don't own a bike? Then look no further with…read morethe Pacer Bike Share. When the weather is nice out this is definitely a nice way to get some exercise in. The prices for the bikes are really reasonable. You can find the bikes in broadripple area, downtown Indy or the South side of town. If you live in Indy you could sign up for a program to get the bikes for free for 30min and then if you ride longer than that you would have to pay for the difference. You do have to download an app and create an account in order to ride the bikes. I wish they had bikes located in the Castleton area especially with them building a trail that goes up to fishers. I definitely enjoyed my time on the bike though. It was a nice day and I was able to get some nice cardio in.

Take a wonderful tour of Indianapolis with a learned Indiana native Carrie Zimmerman !!!…read more We were so fortunate to get the information and entertaining facts about the industries, sports and famous people of Indianapolis. We certainly felt grateful to hear of this city's amazing history. We went to the Speedway, heard about the famous authors, Brad Tarkington, Silverstein, Kurt Vonnegut and saw some beautiful architecture which included Monument Circle, museums, the theatres along Mass Ave, and the canal.

I did a "quickie" visit recently to Indy and really just had 1 full day to check it out. Since it…read morewas very late Fall, most other local tour companies had packed it in for the season. Not Ms. Carrie! She is out there hitting the road, enlightening visitors and showing the sights of Indianapolis to a appreciative audience. Circle City Tours is very flexible and will work with your schedule and timeline. I was picked up downtown for the tour but for a slight fee, Carrie dropped me off at an Airport hotel. I was grateful for her immense knowledge of the city, particularly historical facts. LOVED the trek through lovely Crown Hill cemetery, which is not morbid at all. Carrie pointed out the many grave sites of noted politicians, authors, artists, ex-Presidents and the locally prominent who lie in repose there. The Civil War burial section was also very touching. Ms. Carrie pointed out magnificent churches, memorials, art and children's museum, local eateries (Shapiro's Deli=yummy!) and the White River State Park area. We even got to check out all the Christmas decorations up at the Indy Speedway. She packs a lot into the 3-hour tours but when it's over, you feel a sense of accomplishment that you learned so much about Indianapolis-- a city made all the more beautiful than it already is, by the beautiful ministrations of Carrie and Circle City Tours. 5 YELP STARS.

Having a free day off and wanting to try something new, a friend and I decided to try the Cultural…read moreTrail, Districts, & Neighborhoods biking tour, and it was a blast. It was a little over 9 miles and 3 hours of fun riding through downtown. Nathan, our guide for the day, was very knowledge. After living in the Indy for years, it is amazing the things that you tend to overlook on a daily basis and history of the state that can easily forget/not know. The pace of the tour wasn't fast and very relaxed. There were many stops along the way so it didn't seem like the the ride was that long at all. This coming from a person who hasn't ridden a bike in close to a decade. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a something fun and active to do in downtown Indy.

Nathan with ActiveIndy Tours took my family who is in town from Florida all around Mass Ave and…read moreLockerbie on a walking tour. We had the best time and learned a lot about our new city!! I would highly recommend this tour for anyone visiting Indy or anyone who lives here and wants to learn more about their city!! We had so much fun!!

I have flown with Joe and Freedom helicopters multiple times while visiting Indy. Joe is a highly…read moreexperienced pilot and great teacher. I highly recommend Joe and his company. Rather you want to learn to fly or just take a ride, Joe is the guy

We showed up at Freedom Helicopters today at 11:45, the recommended 15 minutes before our time, and…read moreproceeded to wait an hour and a half before deciding to leave. We saw the helicopter land, pilots get out, come into the building and then we never saw them again. They did not even go to the front desk to ask if anyone was waiting for them. I would give no stars if I could.

We had an amazing time and Mark was a great driver! Thursday night fun with some co-workers and…read moreeveryone enjoyed it.

We booked the Brewsline to take us to the Thomas Rhett concert at Ruoff Music Center! They came to…read moreCarmel to pick us up, was right on time, and was SO much fun! Bluetooth audio set up & they let you play whatever you want! (Speakers are bumping!) They had coolers filled with ice ready to us to keep everything cold. Since this wasn't their normal brewery tour, we were able to bring any alcohol and food and keep it on bus! You also can tailgate outside of the bus before going into concert. They park behind the venue, and stay there the entire concert, and bring you home! The ride home has lights in the bus and is so fun! 14 people Max - I HIGHLY recommend this! We had so much fun. Our drives name was Darryl and he was great. Couldn't thank him enough!

Went on the fountain nook tour it was a great girls weekend treat. We tried some things we never…read morewould have on our own.

If I could give zero stars, I would!!! Received a confirmation email the day before our scheduled…read moretour. We arrived at the location and at 10 minutes before scheduled tour, I called. I was told they had sent a cancellation email the day before. Nope it was a confirmation! My money was refunded but a huge disappointment!

Nickel Plate is one of my places to go to experience a side of Indiana that you usually just drive…read morethrough. While they do now offer a rail bike experience, I have only experienced their train rides, which vary on the season and themes. Highlights/Tips: + Arrive early to park as Hobbs Station is in a park and parking spaces can vary based on events and activities + Tickets are booked via their website. There is a $2 preservation fee per ticket + Price vary based on the experience you choose. The theme rides can set you back. While the ride to Atlanta for the New Earth Festival, the Fall train ride to Attic, and even the new Read and Ride are more budget friendly costing you under $20 with taxes and fees + The train in now credit card only, so if you want to purchase snacks from the snack car, keep that in mind.

My son and I did a pedal ride at 3pm on a Sunday. It was easy to book online with minimal online…read moreservice fees. We showed up 15 min early as requested but it was well after 3 when we finally got on carts to ride. It was just the two of us in our cart so it was ALOT of work, they applauded us in the end for our time since it was a lot more work for just us two. I am not sure the cost is equivalent to the ride, it was not the beautiful landscape and animal spotting they lead us to believe. It was fun and mentally rewarding to accomplish the ride but I'm not sure it is worth the almost 50$ a person to go . The staff was very kind and encouraging and the train depot was very clean and cute. We may go back as a party of 4, the price is less I was told?

If you are looking for a fun and educational activity that allows you to not only connect with…read morelocal history, but someone who really loves what they do and wants to share their knowledge and excitement, you need to check out Sampson Levingston's Through2Eyes. Thanks to being grounded due to Covid, I haven't been able to travel like I usually do, so exploring local has been my only option. Highlights/ Why you need to take a Tour: + It's honestly embarrassing how little I truly know about the history of Indianapolis and what really isn't taught about the state in the local school system. + Sampson's passion for history shows as he tells the stories, often accompanied with photos, during the tour stops. He is extremely knowledgeable and happy to have a discussion and answer questions. + Walk/Talk tours vary based on location (Indiana Avenue and Irvington) and time. During the NCAA tournament, a special Basketball themed Walk & Talk on Wheels was offered in the form of a Trolley tour or on a Pacer's Bikeshare Bike. The Bike tour was fun, but a bit more of a challenge, due to the fact I couldn't remember the last time I was on a bike. + Ticketing is done through Eventbrite and reasonably priced; however, beware, there is a slight minimal fee due to Eventbrite's system + Tour is about an 1.5- 2 hours, based on questions + During tour during Covid times, everyone wore masks and kept to the recommended social distance