Indiana is full of small towns, each with their own unique attractions. While there are artistic communities, like the tiny town of Nashville, there's one town that truly shines when it comes to free thinking and unique perspectives. The most hippie town in Indiana is a true gem, and it's full of unbelievable sights and places to explore.

The historic town of New Harmony is the perfect place for hippies and the free spirited. This unique and eclectic town was founded on this very thinking and is full of nature and unique, left-of-center attractions.

New Harmony was originally settled as Harmony, and established as a commune by German immigrants who came from the town of Harmony in Pennsylvania. The commune town thrived in the early 1820s, but the land was eventually sold to Robert Owen in 1825. Owen then attempt to create a utopian commune society. His vision was realized, but did not last long. Within four years New Harmony also dissolved.

Despite the failed attempts to establish a liberal and radical commune, New Harmony still remains an eclectic, unique town very much influenced by its past. You can still visit some of the original commune buildings, as well.

You'll also find incredible outdoor places to visit, like the Harmonist Labyrinth built in the early 1800s. This extraordinary natural maze symbolizes the difficulties of life. The goal is to reach the stone building in the heart of the labyrinth, a grotto, where you can find peace, perfection, and reflect upon your journey. This is one of two amazing labyrinths found within New Harmony.

The Roofless Church is another stunning outdoor wonder that free spirits will embrace. Located in a stunning garden setting, this church was establish to welcome all forms of religion and spirituality. It's considered roofless because the only roof large enough to welcome all would be the sky itself.

Hippies will also love exploring the Workingmen's Institute, a historic landmark that is the oldest public library in the state. It was established by William Maclure, who joined Owen's commune in 1826. The Workingmen's Institute was founded with the goal of helping laborers self-educate.

In additional to all of the unique, historical sites, there are plenty of small parks and natural trails to explore in this hidden gem of a town.

Free spirits will also love visiting The Mews, a set of 11 unique shops filled with antiques, thrift store goods, food, fashion, and much more.

There's also an extraordinary coffee roastery where you can enjoy fresh coffees and teas, outside in a natural garden setting or indoors, within the finely crafted interior.

Whether you're camping in the rustic outdoors or visiting eclectic shops and attractions, New Harmony is the perfect town for the free of heart.

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