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- Downtown IndyJuly 17, 2014Located in the heart of Downtown on Monument Circle and recognized as one of the world’s most exceptional monuments, the monument stands as a symbol of Indianapolis and the state of Indiana.
- John PestkaSeptember 20, 2014Take the steps for some serious exercise, though beware it's tight and quite claustrophobic, especially near the top. But it pays off with a lovely 360 view of the city.
- Downtown IndyJuly 17, 2014The monument is located on Monument Circle in the center of downtown and has come to symbolize the city of Indianapolis and the state of Indiana.
- Downtown IndyJuly 13, 2012Located in the heart of Downtown on Monument Circle and recognized as one of the world’s most exceptional monuments, it stands as a symbol of Indianapolis and the state of Indiana. Read more
- Tim EdwardsOctober 6, 2019Beautiful, old but in the time when they knew how to make beautiful monuments. Great way to spend Sunday morning.
- R BAugust 23, 2015Very pretty. If you're willing to be in a small elevator or walk 32 flights of stairs for a view go for it.
- Ramsey MohsenAugust 21, 2014Hard to capture it in one photo. Try putting your iPhone in pano mode but hold it so you scan it up and down. You'll get a long tall photo you can crop.
- Tony MunafoSeptember 16, 2022Soldiers & Sailors Monument at 25 minutes drive to the south of travel nursing jobs agency Indianapolis Prolink Staffing
- If you are looking for a place to sit down, have lunch, or just relax, this is the place to go in Indy during the day. Grab an ice cream at South Bend Chocolate Factory while you are at it.
- Dana ParkerAugust 28, 2015Prime people watching. New public library installation and some great parklets
- Jennifer EvansSeptember 25, 2014Lovely spot. Recommend grabbing a bite to eat nearby and sitting on the steps and people watching.
- HISTORYJuly 15, 2010This monument was formally dedicated in 1902 after a parade of flags with many veterans of battle.In 1918 there was a museum added underground that has a collection of Civil War artifacts.
- Jasmine WoodruffOctober 23, 2010Great for Halloween...Can you find the lady statue on the monument that is crying? Legend has it that a man jumped to his death off of the monument and the tears were seen soon after.
- Jim CotaFebruary 1, 2012The monument that gave the name to the Circle City. Be sure to climb the stairs to the observation deck.
- MichelleApril 1, 2013I recommend paying the $2 for the elevator, lots of steps. ;-) The monument itself is very impressive.
- Andrew RakerMarch 25, 2016It can get pretty warm on the inside. That's one downside to taking the steps.
- Bryan HenryDecember 21, 2010One of the best times of the to hit circle. A must to check out the lights on Monument Circle.
- Walk to the top of the monument or take the elevator ($1) for a great view of the city
- Take the stairs up to the top of the monument. Its great exercise and it's a nice view at the top.
- Mike DJuly 4, 2010Veterans and Military can take the elevator to the top for free. Thank you for your service!
- Tony McCoolMay 24, 2010Get on the monument and take pictures. One has lady liberty stepping on the confeterate battle flag. Read more
- Stacy HoehleNovember 17, 2010There are pretty horses here to go pet when they aren't out on carriage rides.
- Bobby UlleryOctober 28, 2009go to monument circle and look above The South Bend Chocolate Co. to see ExactTarget!
- Stephen WoodallOctober 19, 2009Visit the Annual Circle of Lights festival on the Friday following Thanksgiving. Read more
- Binky BearAugust 24, 2011As of August 23, 2011 this monument is closed for construction. Won't be opened until November 2011.