Top Things to do in Missouri
Top Hotels in Missouri
- 1. Lodge of the Ozarks
- 2. Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis at the Arch
- 3. Savannah House Hotel
- 4. Drury Inn St. Louis at Union Station
- 5. Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch
- 6. The Last Hotel
- 7. Drury Inn & Suites St. Louis Brentwood
- 8. Drury Inn & Suites St. Louis Convention Center
- 9. Branson Towers Hotel
- 10. Seven Gables Inn
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10 Historic Walking Areas in Missouri That You Shouldn't Miss
From the riverboat casinos, breweries and historical neighborhoods in St. Louis and fabulous fountains and barbeque in Kansas City to the “Live Music Show Capital of the World, Branson, to the awesome outdoor lifestyle in the Lake of the Ozarks region, the state offers visitors a seemingly endless line-up of unique vacation experiences. You’re never far from a state park or historic site as there are 85 of them throughout the state. There are 840 miles of trail for hikers, backpackers, bicycle riders, off-road vehicle users and horseback riders. Some of the state’s top attractions include the Gateway Arch and St. Louis Zoo in St. Louis, Cameron Cave in Hannibal, and the American Jazz Museum and Worlds of Fun amusement park in Kansas City. Wine lovers will be pleased to know there are 96 wineries in the state where you can sample wines and take tours. For golfers, the picturesque Lake Ozark region offers play on gems like the Tan-Tar-A Resort Oaks Course and Old Kinderhook. Why not introduce your children to the real world of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn? Visit Hannibal, where your kids can immerse themselves in the world of Mark Twain with a tour of the author’s home, a cruise on the Mississippi River, an exploration excursion of the caves in his books and visits to various historic homes. Other great family-oriented activities throughout the state include hiking the Ozark Trail, splashing at a water park in Branson and visiting the Harry S. Truman home and presidential library in Independence.
Restaurants in Missouri
1. West Cabanne Place Historic District
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. Big Spring Historic District
3. 519 on S. Main
4. Jolly Mill Park
5. Rocheport
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
A small historic neighborhood.
Reviewed By W81YGtomh
Great bed and breakfast location, little shops and restaurants, Abigails very good, small so get a reservation. Great winery, Katy Trail and the MKT tunnel, wildlife area.
6. Museum Hill Historic District
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By jmpierce282 - De Soto, United States
A very nice area with beautiful houses, some almost mansion size. Well worth a walk through the neighborhood. It was too cold the day we were there. But, sadly to say there were other houses outside the area that was just as elegant at one time that has not been taken care of, some uninhabitable. Show less
7. St. Charles Historic District
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,368 reviews
Historic District St. Charles: 16 blocks of shopping, dining and lodging in historic, restored structures on the banks of the Missouri River. Settlement dates to 1769.
Reviewed By PowerTrippersTravel - Cocoa Beach, United States
We had a wonderful time in downtown St. Charles. The area is a very charming and laid back district near the Missouri River. It features a variety of cool and unique shops, lots of great places to eat (meals and snacks), great bars, and lots of history. We loved the cobblestone streets. We spent a wonderful, relaxing day here and are looking forward to returning soon. Two big Power Trippers thumbs up! - The Power Trippers
8. History Museum on the Square
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
History Museum on the Square is located right on historic Route 66 in Springfield, MO. Our six permanent galleries tell the stories of significant events in Springfield and create distinct and intentional dialogues about objects, individuals, and history– dialogues that foster examinations of unique aspects of Springfield, Greene County and its people. A rich and vast collection of artifacts, photographs, and stories of the crossroads are combined using innovative technologies. Take a ride in our Trolley Time Machine, see if you are as good a shot as Wild Bill Hickok in a recreation of the first Wild West Shootout, explore what Springfield was like during the Civil War, and travel down the Mother Road to the place where Route 66 got its name. Walking tours of Springfield, special programs and events are offered throughout the year and can be found on our website. Voted #1 Best New Attraction by the readers of USA TODAY.
Reviewed By MissMem - Memphis, United States
This museum offers a great historical experience. It covers information about the settlement of Native Americans from the Trail of Tears, Route 66 memorabilia, Civil War stories and much about the Wild West. It's exhibits were excellent and interactive.
9. Cuba Visitors Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
In Missouri, the Cuba Visitors Center is located off I-44 at exit 208. You don't want to miss the larger than life Osage Legacy Monument, 14 historic murals, access to Route 66, the iconic Meramec River, tasty wineries, historic landmarks, antiques galore and so much more. Our Visitor's Center offers state maps, brochures, and information on Missouri attractions. We have maps for Missouri State Parks, state fishing and hunting regulations, and wildlife fact sheets. While at the Visitors Center, check out the Osage Legacy Monument trail and watch an informative video that shares the history and challenges of the Osage tribe. We also offer travel guides and maps for other states. We offer clean restrooms, free coffee, and a great place to stretch your legs after a long drive. Our welcome center is close to hotels, eateries, and a convenience plaza with a service station and repair shop. We love tourism and it shows!
10. West Plains Historic Murals
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
