- Warsaw, Indiana, sits between Pike Lake, Hidden Lake, Center Lake and Winona Lake. A family-friendly city, it’s known as the orthopaedic capital of the world.
Living in Warsaw offers residents a safe, suburban feel. Many families and young professionals live in Warsaw which is touted as the best city to live in Indiana. The public schools in Warsaw are above average.
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First Fridays
From May to December, the first Friday of each month is a special celebration in Warsaw. Each event is themed slightly differently, but every month downtown is transformed for a day as people come together to enjoy food, music and events.
Kosciusko Country Fair
Each summer, the Kosciusko Country Fair rolls into town for a calendar of fun-filled days and attractions. Expect to watch the rodeo, see the monster trucks and ride fairground rides.
Best Local Places to Visit
Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts
A firm favourite of the locals, the Wagon Wheel Center has showcased some of America’s best talent and shows since it was built in 1961. Its unique design means the no one in the audience is ever more than a few seats away from the show.
Visit the Lakes
You are never too far away from the water in Warsaw. The city is home to many lakes which are perfect for cooling off in. A number of the lakes have additional facilities like fishing, picnic areas and water sports to enjoy.
In the Wider Area
Chicago
Did you know Chicago has been voted best big city in the US for the 5th year in a row? The third most populous city in the United States is located on the shores of Lake Michigan and is a hub for finance, commerce and transportation. A wonderful city to explore, especially if you are a music lover, a theatre goer, or enjoy a spot of retail therapy.
Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
If you’re looking for a fun day out for the whole family, then look no further than the Children’s museum of Indianapolis. The indoor attractions include Scooby-Doo, dinosaur, Barbie and International Space Station experiences, while outside kids can take part in a whole host of sports activities.
