When you visit our "Buy Tickets" page, you will now be able to actually buy tickets online. Woohoo! Thanks to all for being so patient with us regarding this process. We anticipate this will help make booking with us a whole lot easier. As always, feel free to call us with any questions or concerns as well as your feedback. Our Hoosier Hospitality is always available.

In support of our city, residents and guests alike, we at Circle City Tours are going on record here that we put out the Welcome mat for everyone regardless of their age, gender identification, race, religion, color or sexual orientation. We join the many businesses, Mayor Ballard and countless others in Indianapolis who want the world to know our Hoosier hospitality is available and offered to all. Please do not judge us all by the actions and ignorance of a few. Thank you.

November 2nd marks the final day to visit the Terra Cotta Warriors exhibit at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis. I mention this only because it's a unique exhibit that entertains and educates adults and children. And this is the only location of the exhibit in North America for 2014. This is definitely worth the price of admission alone, not to mention all the other exhibits included in one ticket price. Oh, and remember to check out their Take Me There, China exhibit as well. This is a stop on our tour route; however, a few minutes is definitely just enough to tantalize you into coming back to spend a few hours, or even a day or more, discovering all that's available inside the largest children's museum in the world.  Just sayin'.

The Indiana State Library is conveniently located across the street from the northwest corner of the State Capitol. And it is quite a jewel of Art Deco architecture both exteriorly and interiorly. The fixtures, built-ins, and paintings are exquisite. And definitely be sure to check out the First Editions collection room. You can ask for a guide just inside the Ohio Street entrance. Steve Schmidt is an excellent choice. The photograph here of the main hall is just one example of the wonderfully details you will find.

A special "treat" is scheduled for Saturday, October 25th when Al Hunter will give a haunted talk tour of the Library! Call the State Library for details.

Displayed at Indianapolis International Airport

On display at Indianapolis International Airport

Earlier this Summer, a tour guest specifically requested a stop at John Dillinger's grave located on the grounds of Crown Hill Cemetery. (By the way, CHC is the largest non-military cemetery in the country). As the image attests, visitors to the final resting place of this this folk-hero legend sometimes leave behind a token -- of their affection, remembrance, or other reflection, we don't usually know. Many aren't aware that Dillinger was born in Indianapolis and lived with his family on the near East side in the Brightwood neighborhood for the first four years of his life. Later, Dillinger and his gang would frequent parts of Indianapolis (Slippery Noodle Inn as a hangout and for target practice and banks for -- inspiration?). Allegedly, and Art Bank on Mass Ave was relieved of its funds by Dillinger and his gang. We are careful to include "allegedly", as the infamous Dillinger was arrested and tried; but due to the unavailability of witnesses, Mr. Dillinger was never convicted of this crime.