At Marshall County, Indiana, there is something for everyone to discover and enjoy. Whether you’re looking for a fun activity with the family, a historical landmark to visit, or a tranquil day in nature, our tourist attractions can give you a memorable experience. Aside from museums and galleries, we also have entertainment facilities, like theaters.
Read on to learn about Marshall County’s local tourist attractions. If you need help planning a trip, you can call or message our local tourism bureau.
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The Ancilla Domini Chapel dominates the center wing of the main building of the Motherhouse for the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ in the U.S. province. The first Sisters came from Germany in 1868 and settled near Fort Wayne, Indiana. In 1918 they purchased property just beyond Donaldson for retreat, rest and recreation. On May…
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Enjoy a movie and a snack at the Bremen Theatre!
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At The Center at Donaldson you can pray, attend college classes, retire to an independent living apartment, receive long term nursing care, learn to care for the earth, buy natural beef, participate in a retreat or conference AND learn to weave or create with clay.
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The Trail of Death starts at the Menominee statue south of Plymouth. Chief Menominee and his band of Potawatomi Indians were forced to move from Indiana to Kansas in 1838 and many died. On September 4, 1909 the State of Indiana erected the Chief Menominee Statue in remembrance of the horror the Indians were put…
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The Culver Academies is a college prep school comprised of The Culver Military Academy (CMA), founded in 1894 and The Culver Girls Academy (CGA), founded in 1971.CMA is based on a military system that is designed to teach the principles of leadership, integrity, self-discipline, manners and respect for self, others and authority. The Culver Girls…
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At the Culver Academies Museum and Gift Shop museum guests will get a glimpse of the beginnings of Culver Military Academy through rare artifacts, including original 1860s and 1870s stoves and clocks sold by founder Henry Harrison Culver as the catalyst of what would become one of the premiere private boarding schools in the United…
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Culver Cove is the northern Indiana’s finest condominium. If you are looking for a family reunion, weekend getaway, or corporate outing the Cove offers a unique relaxation getaway along the shores of Lake Maxinkuckee in Culver, Indiana. The Cove also offers event space with 5,000 square feet of spacious banquet facilities for a small or…
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Newly built, beautiful event center perfect for weddings, receptions, parties, celebrations, meetings, and more. Located on the Marshall County 4-H Fairgrounds. Seats 307, huge kitchen facility, tables and chairs included with rental, alcohol allowed.
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Marshall County is host to the largest 4 day festival in Indiana, with nearly a half a million attendees over the Labor Day Weekend. The festival provides a wide variety of entertainment on 3 stages, craft and commercial booths, delicious and unique food booths, while lighting up the sky with a spectacular fireworks display, a…
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Plymouth Speedway features a 3/8ths (0.375) mile banked paved track with a 1/5 mile banked dirt track.
