Groups
Nestled along the banks of the Ohio River, Madison, Indiana, is a charming and historic destination perfect for group getaways and reunions.
Madison is known for its beautifully preserved 19th-century architecture and vibrant arts scene, but take a closer look and you’ll discover scenic river views, lush parks, local festivals, and one-of-a-kind attractions! Explore Clifty Falls State Park, where waterfalls cascade through rugged canyons, and miles of trails showcase stunning seasonal wildflowers. Stroll through our historic downtown, home to locally owned shops, galleries, and restaurants serving up Hoosier hospitality. Take a step back in time with a visit to the Lanier Mansion or a guided tour of one of Madison’s many historic homes. And don’t miss the lively riverfront, where events, markets, and music bring the town to life. Whether your group loves history, nature, or just a relaxing getaway, Madison offers a little something for everyone!

Group Tour Attractions
Award-Winning Wineries
The Thomas Family Winery – A converted 1850’s stable and carriage house is the setting for this family operated winery. Enjoy handcrafted, traditional wines and old-world cider made on site. Wine tasting and tours are available.
Lanthier Winery – Located a block from the Ohio River in the heart of our historic district, this winery specializes in rare country wines and fine traditional wines. Wine tasting and tours are available.
Top-Rated Breweries
Mad Paddle Brewstillery – A former feed store/mill was transformed into this destination brewery. Featuring 12 taps, locally brewed unique craft beer, and guest taps. Great atmosphere for groups and an outdoor patio.
New Madison Brewing Company – Located on Madison’s Hilltop, this brewery pays homage to Madison’s rich history in brewing with exceptional craft beer.

History
Three National Historic Landmarks & 133 Blocks listed on National Register of Historic Places
Historic Eleutherian College – A National designated site on the Underground Railroad, and the first school in Indiana to offer a college level education regardless of race or gender.
Lanier Mansion – A restored 1844 Greek Revival, which belonged to JFD Lanier, one of Indiana’s most influential citizens. It is referred to as the “Crown Jewell” of Madison’s Historic District.
Heritage Sites
Madison offers an assortment of 19th century buildings to visit, including a horse and buggy doctor’s office and hospital, restored Railroad station, tavern house, restored saddle-tree factory, world-renowned architect’s home, and Heritage Center.
Nature
Clifty Falls State Park – This 1300-acre state park features a newly renovated Inn with conference facilities and an indoor pool. Other attractions include four waterfalls, scenic hiking trails, a nature center, and an outdoor pool.

Shopping
Explore our downtown shopping district and discover dozens of specialty shops, antique malls and eating establishments located in century old buildings. All locally owned and operated, franchise-free by happenstance.
Accommodations
We offer a wide variety of hotels, motels, guest houses, bed & breakfasts, and inns for your selection. Most offer group discounts, driver and or guide comps, and bus parking for your convenience.
Group Friendly Events
Madison in Bloom Garden Tour | Biennial Years in June
Madison Ribberfest BBQ & Blues | 3rd Weekend in August
Madison Chautauqua Festival of Art | Last weekend in September
Madison Airport Airshow | Last Saturday in September
Tri- Kappa Tour of Homes | Biennial Even Years in October
Nights Before Christmas Candlelight Tour of Homes | Weekend of Thanksgiving & 1st weekend of December
