Indiana Insider Blog

Holding rank alongside much bigger metropolitan areas as one of the most architecturally significant cities in the United States, Columbus, Indiana is famous for its collection of modernist buildings and structures, serving as an open-air museum of sorts to explore... Read more

Summer is upon us, and that means one thing; it’s time for ice cream! Our state has incredible frozen treats, from monster sundaes to an array of bountiful flavors. These 20 Indiana ice cream shops will have you screaming for... Read more

Autumn leaves may be falling but the flavors are blooming on Indiana Foodways Alliance’s Culinary Trails. Pack up the car and hit the road to taste and experience IFA’s Top 10 Savor the Flavor picks! For additional information on IFA’s... Read more

The phrase “home is where the heart is” makes me think of one place and one place only, Columbus, Indiana. Born & raised in Columbus, I never really appreciated what it had to offer until I moved away to Indianapolis... Read more

This time of year calls for stick-to-your-ribs, soul-warming food. You’ll find a great option in The Gom, the signature dish at Zaharakos, a historic ice cream parlor and soda fountain in the heart of downtown Columbus. To get a sense... Read more

Today marks the first day of summer, and I’m already plotting ways to get relief from the heat and humidity that often hangs around Indiana this time of year. There are many great lakes, pools, splash pads and water parks... Read more

Last week I visited Columbus to tour the town and see its top attractions. This is the second post in a three-post series about my trip. The feeling I got when I stepped into downtown Columbus was delightful. The area... Read more

We’ve written several posts about Columbus, Indiana before and today’s we’re excited to congratulate Columbus on their recent ranking as one of AOL Travel/Visa Signature’s  Ten Places To See In The U.S. Before You Die. Columbus is by far the... Read more

I spent a delightful day in Columbus a couple of weeks ago.  I started with a stop at the Visitors Center.  Its gift shop is outstanding – it features lots of locally made art, jewelry and gifts.  But the real... Read more