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There are a diverse mix of historical and cultural offerings to engage your every whim in Terre Haute. The Track & Field and Cross Country Museum celebrates over 100 years of Indiana athletes. Downtown's "triangle" museum complex -- the Children's Museum, the Clabber Girl Museum, and the Vigo County Historical Society Museum -- will enchant your children and engage both your inner baker and pioneer.

Terre Haute vacations are not complete until you've explored its arts and music culture. The Terre Haute Arts Corridor includes the Swope Art Museum, which features nationally recognized American artists, including Andy Warhol. During the Corridor's monthly "First Friday" soiree, you'll delight in a myriad of multimedia art exhibits and musical performances. Several nearby Terre Haute hotels provide a convenient and pleasant resting place for the night.

Festivals Are Plentiful

Rental cars in Terre Haute are a great way to get around town, and will connect you to all of the city's events. No less than 13 festivals dot the Terre Haute calendar every year. The annual June Strawberry Festival launches the summertime Farmer's Market. You can groove to the blues at September's "Blues at the Crossroads Festival," or, in October, follow Indiana State University's "Homecoming Walk" through town on its way to the Big Game.

When you book your travel package with Travelocity, Travelocity will match a lower price and refund the difference so you're sure to have all the funds you need to immerse yourself in your Terre Haute vacation. No matter what time of year, Terre Haute offers something to celebrate.

Accommodation in Terre Haute

Travelocity's Terre Haute hotels guide presently offers a limited range of accommodation options, so it's certainly wise to book your hotel ahead of time.

You might like to stay at the SpringHill Suites by Marriott Terre Haute and Hilton Garden Inn Terre Haute.