Tourist Attractions in South Bend, IN

The St. Joseph Valley, where South Bend is located, has long been occupied by Native American tribes including the Miami and Potawatomi tribes. During the early 19th century, South Bend was settled in by fur traders and the town immediately grew after its establishment in 1835. South Bend has a lot of influence from its Polish Catholic immigrants so it isn’t surprising why it is surrounded by 11 Catholic schools, 23 Catholic churches and three Catholic universities, which including the University Of Notre Dame. Other popular destinations in South Bend are the Studebaker National Museum, The Museums at Washington and Chapin, Tippecanoe Place, Morris Performing Arts Center, Potawatomi Zoo, The History Museum, Morris Performing Arts Center and The Snite Museum of Art, among many others. South Bend also holds several annual festivals including the South Bend International Festival, All Day Country Concert, World Pulse Festival and South by South Bend.

There are 14 tourist attractions found in South Bend, IN. This is 2% of all tourist attractions listed in Indiana. The major types of tourist attractions listed here are museums and amusement parks. Then there is also zoo listed in South Bend. You may find a list of all categories of South Bend attractions on this page. Click on a category to find all attractions of South Bend of that type.