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Mishawaka, Indiana

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Do & See The guide was updated: 2023-02-16

A largely residential city, Mishawaka has provided its residents with several outdoor recreational activities with the construction of 29 parks throughout the city. Visit several of them along the city's Riverwalk or get your cultural boost in one of the city's museums and historical sites. Moreover, golf courses as well as a big zoo will keep you busy on your trip.

South Bend Museum of Art

South Bend Museum of Art

Five galleries showcase art from several different cultures, periods, and movements. The museum with the broad offer of exhibitions also hosts traveling galleries and several activities throughout the year.

Strikes & Spares Entertainment Center

Strikes & Spares Entertainment Center

Make the most of a rainy day or simply spend an evening with entertainment for all ages at Strikes & Spares. Choose between bowling, bumper cars, go carts, black-light mini golf or billiard and challenge friends and family members for a round of arcade gaming. May the best win!

East Race Waterway

East Race Waterway

East Race Waterway challenges you to paddle against the stream. No matter if you’re a newbie or an experienced rafter, you’ll get anything from equipment to valuable advice from the helpful staff. Bring your water-proof shoes and prepare to get soaked anyway!

Morris Performing Arts Center

Morris Performing Arts Center

In downtown of South Bend you can find a historic arts center with an up-to-date stage program. Besides world class architecture, the venue offers live premiers, concerts and a year-round performance program to visitors. Enjoy a delightful night out!

Hannah Lindahl Children's Museum

Hannah Lindahl Children's Museum

Interactive exhibits take children on a trip through the history–and prehistory–of the Michiana region. Kids will get a hands-on experience of the world before our time and the life of other nations.

Battell Park

Battell Park

One of Mishawaka's oldest parks is a worth a stop on the St. Joseph river walk. It is home to a historic bandshell that hosts live musical and theatrical performances as well as a remarkable rock garden.

St. Patrick's Park Winter Activities

St. Patrick's Park Winter Activities

While winters can get rather chilly in Mishawaka, that’s no reason for staying in all day. There are several places for outdoor activities in snowy parks and on icy fields. St. Patrick’s County Park, for example, is an ideal place for cross-county skiing or hurtling downhill on an innertube. So, get your share of excitement in the snow before you relax with a hot drink in one of the lovely cafes nearby.

Shiojiri Garden

Shiojiri Garden

This strolling garden built to recognize Mishawaka's relationship with its Japanese sister-city Shiojiri. It was designed by Shoji Kanaoka, who is also the Landscape Architect for Epcot Center at Disney World in Florida.

The Oliver Mansion and the Center for History

The Oliver Mansion and the Center for History

The Oliver Mansion is one of three historic homes owned by the Center for History, which houses exhibits focused on the St. Joseph Valley Region. The Oliver Mansion, named Capshaholm, is the former home of the late J.D. Oliver, a prominent entrepreneur and historical figure in South Bend.

Studebaker National Museum

Studebaker National Museum

The Studebaker National Museum highlights the history of the Studebaker Corporation and houses over 120 vehicles owned by the museum and the city of South Bend. This museum will take you through the history of these classic American automobiles.

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