Soldiers & Sailors Monument Review

Beautiful and moving exterior. It provides a great monument to the soldiers and sailors of the United States during World War I. The square and wrought iron surrounding the building are spectacular. It is a shame that the United States no longer creates architectural beauty like this. You can take the stairs to the top-floor viewing platform of the monument, about 330 narrow, steep steps. I wouldn’t recommend it, especially in hot summers. Pay $3 for the lift, but be warned in advance, the lift is quite small. If you are claustrophobic, stay outside and just enjoy the appearance. The monument area is walking distance from other attractions and restaurants as well as shopping. If possible, free parking is available on Sundays.

It's great that locals turn all the lights on to decorate Monument Circle. Electricians volunteer to decorate their own time, and all the other activities really make Christmas the most wonderful time. The carriages were decorated as if one were to be more than one, and people were busy, but they all stopped to enjoy the view.

Soldiers'' & Sailors'' Monument located in downtown Indianapolis, built in 1902 to commemorate soldiers and civilians who died in the Civil War

Landmark buildings in Indianapolis Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument Soldiers and Sailors Monument [Landmark buildings with very little homework] Indianapolis attractions are not many, I saw the monument when I did my homework online, but there was very little information. We asked the front desk where to play when we arrived. The front desk suggested that we come to the monument in the city center~ After coming over, I feel that it is quite worth seeing, so I recorded it for your reference. [Minoa of the Civil War] The monument is located in the city center, very easy to find, our hotel will be there in a quarter of an hour. The whole building is still very grand, and much taller than expected. We came around Christmas, maybe because of the holiday, and there are a lot of decorations here. The monument was built to commemorate the soldiers and civilians who died in the Civil War, while also commemorating the hard-won peace and equality. It is still a historical attraction, and there is also a rich palace-style horse-drawn carriage tour, and you can rent bicycles for multi-person collaboration. [Come to climb high and look far] The monument can be raised. The entire monument has more than 300 steps. You can climb the top yourself or take the elevator up to 2usd. The monument overlooks the whole city, and there are fireworks here because of the festival. I suggest you come, especially during Christmas.