Southeast Indiana
Get a glimpse into our Hoosier neighbors
Towns like Aurora, Lawrenceburg, and Rising Sun are less than an hour west of downtown Cincinnati and are ideal for those who love a smaller town feel or great outdoor living. These historic river towns are perfect for antiquing, skiing, and even cliff diving!
AURORA, INDIANA
Aurora, Indiana is nestled along the Ohio River and is known for its scenic riverfront location and small town charm. Explore the quaint shops, cafes, and top-notch dining in the historic district. The Hillforest Mansion, a National Historic Landmark, is a notable structure in the area and serves as a museum today, showcasing the history of the region. Aurora brings residents and visitors together with various community events and festivals throughout the year like the Aurora Farmers Fair, one of Indiana’s oldest festivals.
LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA
Lawrenceburg, Indiana is a popular river town destination with a vibrant business district and plenty of options for indoor and outdoor recreation. Visitors can try their gaming luck at Hollywood Casino Lawrenceburg. Motorsports fans can enjoy dirt track racing at Lawrenceburg Speedway. Perfect North Slopes is a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts offering skiing, snowboarding, and tubing during the winter months. If you’re an antique lover, don’t miss the Tri-State Antique Market—Indiana’s largest such market—at the Lawrenceburg Fairgrounds the first Sunday of each month, May through October.
RISING SUN, INDIANA
Like many towns along the Ohio River, Rising Sun, Indiana has a rich history and played a role in trade and transportation along the river in the 19th century. Today, the town is known for its picturesque riverfront, local shops and restaurants, and Vegas-style gaming and entertainment at Rising Star Casino Resort.