Location: Huntingburg
Top Things to do in Huntingburg
Top 10 Things to do in Huntingburg, United States
Huntingburg in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Sacred & Religious Sites. Discover best things to do in Huntingburg with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Huntingburg
1. Monastery Immaculate conception
Overall Ratings
5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Fnpfritz123 - Flora, Indiana
My husband and I love to see churches ano cathedrals when on vacation. We have been to Paris and other large cities of the world. We missed the last guided tour; however, we were directed to the church by a wonderful sister. From the time we opened the door, I was completely awestruck with the beauty of the windows and statues. This is a must see! Will come back with family. The sisters were very informative and answered all questions.
2. St Joseph's Church
Overall Ratings
5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By lindseykwilson10 - Indianapolis, Indiana
Wonderful old gothic style church. Beautiful pipe organ. Masses can be a bit more traditional- patrons nicely dressed in "Sunday clothes".
3. Historic Downtown Huntingburg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By TwoPawsUp - Indiana
Downtown Huntingburg is a neat area. Downtowns are dying out so it is nice to see they are keeping theirs alive. They have some neat little shops and restaurants. I always find something neat at Touch Of Class Outlet.
4. Steckler Grassfed
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Steckler Grassfed is a certified organic farm that specializes in dairy and the art of making fine cheeses from raw, grass fed milk and cultures that are meticulously aged to preserve nutrients and wholesome flavors. Also available are other grass fed products such as pork, lamb, beef, and free-ranged poultry products. The, easy to access, farm store is open Tues, Fri, and Sat. appointment.
Reviewed By Stan1136 - Ferdinand, Indiana
The first time we served their cheese was at our Derby Party. Everyone enjoyed them a lot. Most asked where we got it from and we told them from Stecklers Grassfed in Dale, In everyone asked for the directions. Real easy to find.
5. St. Benedict's Brew Works
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Ordeal_seeker - Indiana
St. Benedict's Brew Works is located near the gift shop on the campus of the Sisters of St. Benedict Monastery on the hill in Ferdinand. The brew masters make small batches, so the variety of beers is ever changing. IPAs, browns, darks, Kolschs, and others are available. I like the several that I have tasted. They serve pretzels made by the sisters at their bakery and other simple bar food; they have a big screen tv to watch the big game. They also sell glasses with their nifty "Pray, Work, Brew" logo.
The Brew Works is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Check their website or Facebook page for hours.
And a visit to the beautiful historic convent and church is well worth the trip to Ferdinand.
6. Dubois County Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By jgbtravels - Louisville, KY
I really didn't expect to find such a large museum in this size town. There's a bit of everything here. There's even a log cabin that has been rebuilt inside this building that can be used for wedding venues. This place is staffed by friendly volunteers. I even had a volunteer docent who took me around the time I was there- and I was there for over 3 hours. Being a city boy I was learning about some of the farm equipment from my most generous docent. Oh, don't let me scare you in thinking it's all farm stuff- there's much more-really. There is also some Civil War memorabilia for us Civil War buffs. This is a bargain for $5 and there is ample free parking in the back. One more thing, there's a huge model train exhibit in a room to itself. Currently, they are planning to redo the train layout and expect to finish in October.
7. Anything Collectible
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Ocean_view42420
When ever we get the chance, i go with my wife to this treasure trove of goods. The inventory turns over regularly and the prices are very good. Every thing from antiques to collectibles to gently used items. Stop in and find something you can't leave behind
8. Dr. Ted's Musical Marvels
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Mighty_Road_Warrior - Austin, Texas
Dr. Ted's is a great stop on road trips that include southern Indiana. Unlike many museums where you only get to look at the music making machinery, the docents actually start them up one at a time and let you enjoy the music. They also do a very good job answering questions from everyone, including small children. The condition of the instruments is phenomenal. Clearly, Dr. Ted loves collecting and restoring these old music making machines. It's also super conveniently located practically at the corner of I-64 and US-231.
9. Sultan's Run Golf Course
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Veinleisure
Sultan's Run is a special place with rolling hills, challenging greens, and elevations to navigate as trying to tackle this gem. Having played this venue for many years, I fund the course to be in the best shape ever. A little course knowledge goes a long way, yet even a first timer will appreciate the beauty and challenge this track offers. As it pertains to the Indiana Baseball HOF event, the banquet facility and staff are always pleasant and spacious. Thanks Sultan's Run!
10. Jasper City Mill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Patricia N - Plymouth
Hubby and I had couple of hours to check out some local sights. Although mill is interesting could not get close due to some construction activity. Store had very little to look at and shopkeeper was not forthcoming with any historical information or enthusiasm. Would not bother visiting again.
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