Welcome to Southern Indiana

Established in 1820, Spencer serves as the county seat of Owen County. The Downtown Square is home to the historic Tivoli Theatre, shops, and restaurants. Known for its tree lined streets, enjoy nature with access to My Path Trail System.

Named after the legendary Swiss hero, William Tell, this charming community is located along the banks of the Ohio River. Downtown is home to popular restaurants like the Pour Haus and The Post, shopping, and hosts popular events including the

Founded in 1837, this historical sandstone community sits along the Ohio River. Home to Blue Heron Vineyard and Winery, the Celtic Cross, Eagle Bluff Overlook Park, and more!

Founded in 1816, Paoli serves as the county seat of Orange County. Surrounding Courthouse Square are restaurants, shops, businesses, and more! Home to the Square Arts Festival and other annual events, this Main Street community is hopping with

Situated on 8,075 acres and home to Indiana's largest waterfall - explore Cataract Falls, Lieber SRA and Cagles Mill Lake.

Indiana’s largest destination craft distillery featuring a full-service restaurant, tours & tasting center, outdoor amphitheater, guided ATV tours, events, and more!

Founded in 1926 by an early colony of impressionists’ artists, this gallery has been supporting artists for nearly 100 years. Home to 60 working artists and permanent collections, be sure to stop by the gallery or sign up for a class.

Live performance venue, nestled on the banks of Salt Creek, and less than 1 mile from Brown County State Park and the Village of Nashville. This 2017-seat venue hosts world-class rock, country, pop, jazz, oldies, throwback artists, and more!

The historic Tivoli Theatre began delivering the magic of cinema and performing arts to guests in 1928. After being closed in 1990 due to a devastating fire, it was completely restored in 2013 and once again welcomed guests, reestablishing

Built in 1860, it’s one of the oldest working general stores in the state of Indiana. Located near Cataract Falls State Recreation Area. Offering retro sodas, candies, snacks, local products, and more. On weekends, enjoy burgers, hot dogs, and

Owned and operated by three generations of family, this winery, nestled amidst the breathtaking landscape of the Indiana Uplands, produces wines & ciders that reflect the unique flavors of the region. Homemade cheesecakes available every Friday,

Access the Ohio River at Mulzer Park in Derby, Troy, Tell City, Cannelton, Rocky Point, Rome, Magnet, or Mano Point. Rocky Point & Derby access points have fuel available.

Located in the Town of Troy, high above the Ohio River and land below, this iconic statue standing eleven-feet tall and weighing 6,200 pounds is visible from miles around, up and down the river, on the highway below, and far across the Ohio. At

Nestled in the serene landscape of Cannelton, at Blue Heron vineyards & Winery, sits the largest “In Situ” Celtic Cross in the world. Masterfully carved by a local artist from a 22-foot stone, naturally embedded into the hillside, guests are

The iconic Sample Gates, constructed of Indiana Limestone, located at the intersection of Kirkwood and Indiana Avenue, serve as an entryway for students, visitors, and locals to explore Indiana University’s 1,860-acre campus.

Opened during the 1971-72 season, millions of fans have attended Indiana Basketball games here! Indiana Athletics tours are available and feature access to restricted areas such as the team center, playing surfaces, premium seating, press room,

Headquarters of Indiana University Football. The stadium has served as a model for football stadium construction since it opened in 1960. The George Taliaferro Plaza, at the North End Zone, features brick pavers that can be purchased and

Visitors of all ages enjoy the experience of hands-on-science at this interactive museum that encourages exploration, sparks curiosity, and delights the imagination.