Metamora, Indiana is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a quiet, peaceful day with family and friends. Experience local culture and history, plan a special shopping outing for the girls, or escape for that long overdue weekend get-a-way in a romantic B&B.

While in Metamora, Indiana journey through the early 19th century history of horse-drawn canal boats, which fueled the Southeastern Indiana economy until its displacement by the railroad. Shop in stores housed in historic buildings dated back to the early 1800s, feed the ducks along the canal, try some homemade fudge or ice cream, eat and above all else... Enjoy the slow relaxing pace of the past

Metamora is Indiana's treasured 1838 canal town. Nestled in southeastern Indiana's beautiful countryside, Metamora is steeped in history and famous for its preservation of Indiana's oldest and still operating water-powered grist mill.

Metamora is one of the most charming and fascinating towns in Indiana!  Well known for it's wide range of delightful shops, restaurants, friendly shopkeepers, events, festivals, and tasty eats and treats.  A must see town that retains all of its traditional charm and languid atmosphere.

Metamora is only a short trip away.  Located 65 miles east of Indianapolis and 35 miles west of Cincinnati.

Tours and Group are always welcome at Metamora. Please call our Welcome Line for visitor information, hours and an informational Metamora Tourism packet.

Rediscover Metamora Indiana in southeastern Indiana!  If you haven't visited Metamora in a while it's time to come back. You'll find Metamora to be the perfect get-a-way loaded with history, attractions, gift shops, antiques, lodging, food, events and festivals.

Keep in mind Metamora is an actual town so there is no open or close time. It is not an amusement park with set times. Each business is individually owned and operated and they decide when they will be open. Not all shops are open during the week. The Grist Mill and Canal Boat is open Wednesday - Sunday. See more information about hours on the Visitors Information page.