Welcome to Richmond/Wayne County Indiana!

With an established and well-earned reputation as one of the best Midwest antiquing destinations, Antique Alley offers more than 1,200 antique dealers along two loop trails, recommended by Midwest Living Magazine. Wayne County is known as the Crossroads of American History with its bountiful history that helped shape America.

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🌟✨ Exciting News! ✨🌟
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new website! 🎉

Your ultimate guide to all things Richmond/Wayne County Indiana, is just a click away. 

➡️Explore now: VisitRichmond.org

Let us know what you think in the comments below! 👇
December 17th celebrates the famous Wright Brothers, whom helped change the course of history and are a brief part of Richmond's past!

Orville and Wilbur Wright lived in Richmond from 1881-84. While in Richmond, the Wright family lived in three homes: 211 North 14th Street, 309 N 12th Street, and 38 S 13th Street.

It would be 19 years after their departure from Richmond that the brothers flew the first powered and controlled airplane on December 17, 1903.
🎄✨ Holiday Shopping Made Easy at the Old National Road Welcome Center! ✨🎄

Looking for unique gifts this holiday season? 🎁 Visit the Old National Road Welcome Center and explore an incredible selection of locally crafted treasures, fashionable jewelry, Indiana-inspired keepsakes, and much more! 🛍️

Support local, find thoughtful gifts, and enjoy the holiday spirit!

Planning a road trip?

We’ve curated a playlist of Indiana artists and musicians who have recorded locally in Richmond.

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Visit Richmond - Indiana2 days ago
Pine, spruce and firs are popular in homes during the holiday season but outside the home, we're reminded of how beautiful the Cope Environmental Center Conifer Trail is.

This trail provides year-round beauty with over 50 different species of conifers from around the world but it is particularly breathtaking with a blanket of snow.

📷 Credit: Cope Environmental Center, *not current snowfall photos*
Visit Richmond - Indiana
Visit Richmond - Indiana3 days ago
🌟✨ Exciting News! ✨🌟
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new website! 🎉

Your ultimate guide to all things Richmond/Wayne County Indiana, is just a click away.

➡️Explore now: VisitRichmond.org

Let us know what you think in the comments below! 👇
Visit Richmond - Indiana
Visit Richmond - Indiana
Visit Richmond - Indiana6 days ago
December 17th celebrates the famous Wright Brothers, whom helped change the course of history and are a brief part of Richmond's past!

Orville and Wilbur Wright lived in Richmond from 1881-84. While in Richmond, the Wright family lived in three homes: 211 North 14th Street, 309 N 12th Street, and 38 S 13th Street.

It would be 19 years after their departure from Richmond that the brothers flew the first powered and controlled airplane on December 17, 1903.
Visit Richmond - Indiana
Visit Richmond - Indiana1 week ago
From a 1890s candy factory to bakeries, an ice cream parlor, cafes and distinctive shops, The FREE Chocolate Trail is sure to fill your weekend up with delicious treats that will keep you wanting more!
Visit Richmond - Indiana
Visit Richmond - Indiana1 week ago
This isn't just any Pizza King, it's Clara's Pizza King! Climb aboard the double-decker bus, pick up the phone ☎️ and start your order!

Select some hand-rolled breadsticks (half-baked of course😉) and their famous royal feast pizza 🍕. They also offer pasta, subs, wraps, salads, and more.

While you wait for your pizza to arrive, walk around and browse the eclectic decor, including beautiful stained-glass windows and lamp shades.
Visit Richmond - Indiana
Visit Richmond - Indiana2 weeks ago
Snow Squalls, windchills, plummeting temps... Brrrrr 🥶 all this talk about the winter weather reminds us of Richmond Meltdown occurring January 29th - Feb 1st!

More than 22 tons of ice will transformed into one-of-a-kind masterpieces displayed throughout Richmond's Downtown & Depot District. From interactive displays, intricate sculptures, ice carving competitions and plenty of activities to enjoy, Richmond will be turned into the perfect Winter Wonderland! 🥶❄️