Madison Holidays

Dramatic waterfalls cascade through ancient fossil beds at this Indiana state park. Hike the rugged trails to four distinct falls, then unwind with panoramic Ohio River views from the elegant Clifty Inn.

Madison Historic District features America's largest National Historic Landmark District, with 130+ blocks of 19th-century architecture. Explore Federal and Greek Revival homes or join guided mansion tours.

The Lanier Mansion features exceptional Greek Revival architecture from 1844. Explore its grand spiral staircase, restored rooms, and formal gardens while docents share stories of this historic home.

Step inside this Federal-style brick inn where Indiana's Grand Lodge of Freemasons was born in 1818. Explore period furnishings and Masonic exhibits that reveal early 19th-century life in this historical treasure.

Housed in an 1850s stable, Thomas Family Winery crafts traditional wines and ciders in a historic setting. Sample their artisanal offerings in the pub-style tasting room while enjoying live music on the garden patio.

You can browse the exhibits at Dr. William Hutching's Office & Hosptal, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Madison. Wander the riverfront or discover the area's waterfalls.

This bronze masterpiece, originally from the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition, anchors Madison's historic district. Enjoy cascading waters while relaxing on shaded benches in this serene community gathering spot.

This elegant Federal-style mansion, Madison's first, showcases Judge Sullivan's home who named Indianapolis. Tour the period-furnished interiors and original bakehouse for a glimpse into 19th-century Indiana life.