Location: Wabash
Top Things to do in Wabash
What to do and see in Wabash, Indiana (IN): The Best Things to do
Wabash is a city in Noble Township, Wabash County, in the U.S. state of Indiana. The population was 10,666 at the 2010 census. The city is the county seat of Wabash County.
Restaurants in Wabash
1. Honeywell Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By mikemT1446GY - Heart's Content, Canada
We went down for the Honeywell Centre Christmas open house. The building was decorated beautifully, and the staff were so friendly and helpful. It is such a majestic building inside. If you have never been to the Honeywell Centre I would highly recommend it, you will not be disappointed.
2. Wabash County Historical Museum
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5.0 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By janicebudd
Definitely worth the trip. Nice place to visit to learn the history of this town. People are friendly and the price is right.
3. Visit Wabash County Welcome Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
The Visit Wabash County Welcome Center and Gift Shop is stocked with information to connect visitors with anything they want to see and do while visiting Wabash County, Indiana. The gift shop features items from over 30 local merchants and artisans located in Wabash County. Foodie, Trolley, Historical, and Bicycle tours are available.
Reviewed By MissPersonality - Bedford, United States
I was pleasantly surprised when I walked into this nice welcome center. Not your typical place that's just filled with tons of brochures and literature, but instead it also has a nice selection of local made products to purchase, helping to support their local businesses. What a wonderful idea! It's laid out more like a cute boutique shoppe. Great place to pick up a variety of local items. All the staff is exceptionally friendly--especially Katie Jones. Her passion and enthusiasm for Wabash County is so refreshing. Great gal! Well marked and easy to find, right in the heart of town. A must stop.
4. Eclectic Shoppe
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Welcome to Eclectic shoppe! Our Shoppe is an outlet for artisans to feature and sell their work. Our goal is to celebrate artists who transform the mundane into the beautiful. We strive to support the perpetuation of new artists and new art in our community because without their art, we are just another store. It is the unique blend of artists tastes and styles that makes up Eclectic Shoppe. Stop in and say hello, we'd love to connect with you. Eclectic Shoppe
5. Wabash County Courthouse
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By FrankD834 - South Bend, United States
Wabash was the first town in the US that was lighted with electric street lamps. There is a Historic Marker on the Courthouse Square to commemorate it. There were 4 electric lights put at the top of the building that lit up the area (I'm assuming not very well). The top of the building has the light fixture (or a recreation) on it. I was not there at night, so I do not know if it lights up, but I assume that it does. There is a Lincoln Monument on the grounds and a little park across the street that has flags and a Wabash sign. On the other side of the property, there is a building with military memorials outside of it. It's a nice, historic area. It's one of the nicest Indiana Courthouses I have run across so far.
6. Eagles Theatre
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4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By nikkitrueblue - Marion, United States
The Eagles Theater has kept with the beautiful esthetic of a classic historical movie theater with digital movies with a sound system that rivals modern theaters.
7. Paradise Spring Historical Park & Riverwalk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By wendymO5081IL - Valdosta, United States
Nice for walking if you want exercise and is ideal for gatherings and group events. The chili cook off and relay for life events have been held there in the past. Alot of space and away from excessive amounts of traffic.
8. Charley Creek Gardens
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4.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By dankT325GW
Fun! Had a good time looking at the flowers and had competition in the maze! Great spot for family pictures or pictures in general!
9. Thriftalicious
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4.0 based on 4 reviews
Not Your Average Thrift Store.Nostalgic. Retro. Chic. We’re all of those, and so much more!Step back in time at our resale store and find bangin’ bargains on things like mid-century modern furniture, retro video games and pop culture toys. Take home old school cool!
10. Frances Slocum Cemetery
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
Frances Slocum/Bundy Cemetery is the burial place of Frances Slocum, (moved from original cemetery when Mississinewa Reservoir was built). Frances Slocum, Indian name "Ma-Con-A-Quah", was a child of English descent, carried into captivity, raised and married into the Miami Indians.
