Indianapolis, Indiana City Guide
For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Indianapolis, Indiana Travel Guide has been your connection to Indianapolis's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.
Super Bowl XLVI
 The NFL made the right decision when they chose Indianapolis to host the 46th annual Super Bowl. The Super Bowl is the biggest party in the U.S., and Indianapolis plans to celebrate the occasion with all the glory and fun that it deserves. Of course, most bed and breakfast visitors are aware of the passionate ardor that Indianapolis locals bestow upon their Colts football team, but every sport fan is welcome to an Indianapolis bed and breakfast during the Super Bowl, or anytime! Of course, visiting an Indianapolis bed and breakfast during the 2012 Super Bowl is a once in a lifetime experience: however, the months following and leading up to the event are also an exciting time to visit Indianapolis. Bed and breakfast visitors should make sure to stop by the Near Eastside, where the Super Bowl Host Committee has pledged to plant 2,012 trees in honor of the big event. This promise has wide reaching (and beautiful) implications for years to come in Indianapolis, not just for the Super Bowl weekend. Throughout Indianapolis, bed and breakfast visitors will find wonderful changes underway, all in honor of the Super Bowl, when the eyes of the world will be on this fantastic city. Renovations and expansions are taking place across the city, and redevelopment projects are rapidly taking shape, which means that Indianapolis bed and breakfast visitors will find a wealth of exciting venues to visit and play, regardless of whether they are football fans. And during the Indianapolis Super Bowl itself, bed and breakfast visitors can enjoy parades, parties and fun on every corner: all mixed with that dose of famous Midwestern hospitality that is a specialty of the local bed and breakfasts. |
