Travel

Touring & Tasting travel guide calls Michigan’s Old Mission Peninsula one of its seven top wine regions to watch — the only choice on the list that’s not in California.

“This is the kind of thoughtful, made-from-scratch pub food folks in this quaint town on U.S. 36 have been craving for years.”

Charles Dickens once slept at Louisville’s Galt House Hotel, so it’s no wonder the riverfront landmark celebrates A Christmas Carol on such a grand scale.

Your book club may want to skip its December discussion in favor of a road trip to see the world premiere of Ann Patchett’s bestselling Bel Canto at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.

When you have the chance to play in tree branches, do it.

No need to hang up the bike just because summer is over.

78,000 miles of blacktop. 92 counties. Five weekend excursions. One mighty fine state.

There’s something to do, see, eat, or buy no matter where in the state you might find yourself.

Forget Walmart and Target, these Indiana small-town country stores are thriving.

Ready to travel through your own backyard? Check out these hidden gems in Indiana.

Tucked between the Ohio River and some of Indiana’s best hills, historic Vevay blends artsy, country, and quirky in a culture all its own.

Owen County lets explorers encounter nature in some of its purest forms.

Getting hungry on the road? Visit one of these five drive-in diners for a blast to the past.

Explore unique locations in the area loved by Gene Stratton-Porter, the famous Indiana novelist.

Explore Wolf Park in Battle Ground for a truly wild (or surprisingly domestic) experience.