Combine your passion for history, exploration, and food on this walking tour of Indianapolis's Fountain Square. Learn about the birth of the commercial corridor, its economic decline, and its recent resurgence as you try samples at the neighborhood's hip restaurants and long-standing institutions.

Meet your food-loving guide in the heart of Fountain Square and set off to uncover the area's selection of unique eateries. Pop into Santorini Kitchen to sample what's been voted some of the best Greek food in the entire city. Tuck into authentic dishes such as succulent lamb, crispy garlic potatoes, and tangy Greek salad. Continue on to Smokehouse On Shelby for some finger-licking barbecue in a retro environment, and then hop over to New Day to try some handcrafted mead and robust cider.

Along the way, listen as your guide reveals the fascinating history of the neighborhood, from its commercial beginnings in the 1800s to its theater heritage throughout the early 20th century. Learn about its rapid decline in the 1950s and the resurgence in the 90s that made it a hotspot for trendy restaurants, quirky galleries, and lively bars. Cap off your tour with a stop at Amelia's for mouthwatering French desserts before saying goodbye to your guide.

Built in 1886, the City Market is the last remaining public market house in Indianapolis. It serves the community as the best source for fresh meat, fish, poultry, produce, dairy, and baked goods. As you walk through this popular spot, sample local bites and get a chance to chat with vendors.

Stepping into the Indianapolis City Market takes you back to a time of natural food preparation and carefully crafted products both unique and useful. As you meander through the market, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, taste samples ranging from freshly made chips and caramel corn to an award-winning chef’s fare featuring locally sourced ingredients.

With a wide variety of eateries, wine and cheese shops, and retailers, the Indianapolis City Market offers the best of both the past and present. With your guide leading the way, meet vendors and listen to their stories to get a sense of this popular community gathering place, a one-stop shop for fresh produce, fish, meat, and baked goods.

Built in 1886, the City Market is the last remaining public market house in Indianapolis. It serves the community as the best source for fresh meat, fish, poultry, produce, dairy, and baked goods. As you walk through this popular spot, sample local bites and get a chance to chat with vendors.

Stepping into the Indianapolis City Market takes you back to a time of natural food preparation and carefully crafted products both unique and useful. As you meander through the market, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, taste samples ranging from freshly made chips and caramel corn to an award-winning chef’s fare featuring locally sourced ingredients.

With a wide variety of eateries, wine and cheese shops, and retailers, the Indianapolis City Market offers the best of both the past and present. With your guide leading the way, meet vendors and listen to their stories to get a sense of this popular community gathering place, a one-stop shop for fresh produce, fish, meat, and baked goods.