Indiana State Capitol
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Indiana is one of the few states in the nation that has all three branches of government operating out of the historic state capitol building. In 1825, after nine years of statehood, the capitol city was relocated from Corydon to Indianapolis. Plans for the current statehouse began in 1867 and the building was completed in 1888. It is constructed of Indiana limestone and white oak. The beautiful stained glass rotunda window is original and made from German glass.
Serving as the center of civic life in Indiana since 1888, the Indiana Statehouse is an outstanding architectural beauty and is constructed of Indiana-sourced oak and limestone. Tours are available of this four-story home of the Indiana House of Representatives, Indiana State Senate, Indiana Supreme Court, and Indiana Courts of Appeals.
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Find your home in the heart of the city! With eclectic neighborhoods from Mile Square to Fountain Square, endless events and attractions at venues like Lucas Oil Stadium and Military Park, and a wealth of history in Monument Circle, War Memorial Plaza, and beyond, downtown Indianapolis is the perfect balance of city dazzle and Midwest charm.
Living in Downtown Indianapolis offers access to some of the city’s most iconic destinations, with walkable streets that connect residents to culture, entertainment, and daily conveniences. From White River State Park and the Indianapolis Canal Walk to major sports venues like Lucas Oil Stadium and Gainbridge Fieldhouse, the area is packed with opportunities for recreation and events year-round. Downtown is also home to many of the city’s most recognized neighborhoods and cultural districts, including Mass Ave, Lockerbie Square, and Fountain Square, each offering their own unique mix of housing, dining, and local character.
The downtown area blends residential living with a strong focus on mobility and access. Residents can bike the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, hop on an IndyGo Red Line bus, or walk to local restaurants, museums, and public green spaces. Whether enjoying the Indianapolis Zoo, exploring the catacombs under City Market, or catching a show at the TCU Amphitheater in White River State Park, downtown offers an active, connected lifestyle. The Bottleworks District and The Garage Food Hall have also become key destinations, offering boutique retail and a wide range of local food vendors in a revitalized industrial setting.
In addition to attractions and transit, downtown Indianapolis supports a mix of housing styles, from high-rise apartments to historic homes in adjacent districts. Local businesses, coffee shops, and community events foster a strong sense of place for the area’s 30,000 residents. Whether moving for work, downsizing, or simply seeking an urban lifestyle, downtown provides an accessible hub at the heart of the city, with the added benefit of being just a short drive from regional destinations like the Indianapolis International Airport and surrounding suburbs.
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