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Visitor Information |
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The Madison Area welcomes you Madison, Indiana, is a destination for thousands each year.
The primary attraction is Madison's downtown historic district,
which features a rich array of historic homes and Festivals attract visitors nearly every weekend from spring to fall. Boating on the Ohio River is a popular pastime. For active recreation, visit Clifty Falls State Park, Big Oaks Wildlife Refuge or a municipal park in Madison or Hanover. Overnight accommodations range from ante-bellum grandeur to modern comfort. Dining in Madison is a treat, with more than 50 restaurants and wineries for your enjoyment. Go to the Business Directory for information on accommodations, dining and more. During 2009, Madison will have a year-long celebration for its Bicentennial. Plans will unfold soon at http://www.madisonbicentennial.com.
For visitor information, contact the Madison Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, 800-559-2956 or www.visitmadison.org. The CVB has information about visits of the Delta Queen, American Queen and other paddlewheelers. Check with the CVB for a current schedule, since dates and times often change with river conditions. Ohio River Valley Folk Festival was May 16-17, 2008 Madison Regatta was July 4-6, 2008 Madison Ribberfest is Aug. 15-16, 2008 Madison Chautauqua Festival of Art is Sept. 27-28, 2008
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buildings from the 19th Century. Madison has the largest historic
district in Indiana with more than 133 blocks on the National
Register of Historic Places, three National Historic Landmarks and
National Historic Landmark District designation. The Lanier State
Historic Site, pictured here, is open to the public year-round.
