Location: Liberty
Top Things to do in Liberty
- 1. Serenity on the Square
- 2. Liberty Jail Historic Site
- 3. Belvoir Winery
- 4. Historic Downtown Liberty
- 5. Jesse James Bank Museum
- 6. Clay County Museum and Historic Society
- 7. Bittersweet and the Little Soap Company
- 8. Amazing Play
- 9. Clay County Archives & Historical Library
- 10. Northland Rolladium Skate Center
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Top 10 Things to do in Liberty, United States
Liberty is a city in Clay County, Missouri and is a suburb of Kansas City, Missouri, located in the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. As of the 2010 United States Census the population was 29,149. Liberty is the county seat of Clay County. Liberty is home to William Jewell College.
Restaurants in Liberty
1. Serenity on the Square
Overall Ratings
5 based on 76 reviews
Serenity on the Square is Liberty's Premiere Health and Wellness destination located in Historic Downtown Liberty. Serenity on the Square provides yoga, massage, reiki, acupuncture, nutrition and much more! Whether you live here or are just visiting, Serenity will bring balance to your mind, body and spirit.
Reviewed By jodymendes - Kansas City
I've been privileged to receive this acupuncture and massage therapy at Serenity for over two years now and truly can't imagine my life without them. Amy Satterfield is gifted, compassionate and eminently qualified. Through her, acupuncture has provided me with a chance to live an active life again after more than 10 years of debilitating chronic illness. Massage therapy soothes and strengthens my deconditioned muscles (Amanda Nauman & others are also well trained and experienced). Serenity lives up to it's name in its calm, lovely ambiance and in the caring, welcoming staff. It's a soothing and uplifting sanctuary for healing.
2. Liberty Jail Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By DrCindy87 - Tacoma, Washington
Lovely stop along the way. Uplifting and informative with clean restrooms. The jail's design is especially interesting- entirely rebuilt within the center.
3. Belvoir Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By fixn2travel - KC
It's creepy. I'll give you that. With a dead body on display. A piano that supposedly plays on its own. The wine was surprisingly good.
The bad...the murder mystery dinner is a scam!! $55 per person for MOLDY food. Yes, you read that correct. Mold. All over the wrapped sandwiches. The whole room reeked of stench. The bad thing is once we said something, they removed moldy sandwiches and we watched in horror as people ate them!! They never told the other guests to throw them out!! So after that we were afraid of the food. It was subpar. HyVee is a better catering service. These ladies should be fired!!
The play consisted of 2 people. It was a huge yawn. Save your money!!! Go to the free wine tasting...the wine is the best part.
4. Historic Downtown Liberty
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
One of the most walk-able historic areas in mid-America includes 240 preserved homes and buildings built more than 100 years ago. Self guided walking tours, unique shops and restaurants, 3 museums, and one of the finest liberal arts colleges in America, make the area interesting and entertaining. A spring arts festival, a fall festival and a farmers market that runs from May to October are annual events fun for the entire family. Plan to stay in one of our charming bed and breakfasts and come visit us soon.
Reviewed By Bernardo F - New York City, New York
The very cute historical downtown. Lots to see lots of old buildings. But they are doing lots of construction as well.
5. Jesse James Bank Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
It was a cold and snowy February afternoon when a group of horsemen rode into Liberty, Missouri. After a short time, gunshots broke the winter silence as the men rode off with their loot leaving one young college student dead and the town in shock. The Jesse James Bank, located on the historic square in Liberty, Missouri, was the site of the nation’s first successful daylight peacetime bank robbery. While the robbers were never caught, the crime as attributed to the infamous James Gang. Visitors see bank as it was in 1866. Period furnishings fill the room and one become immersed in the story of the robbery as told by the bank teller. As you peer into the original green vault you can imagine the fear felt by the two bank tellers. Among the furnishings, a rare Seth Thomas clock, set for the exact time and date of the robbery, February 13, 1866. Many photographs and other documents are on display for the public to view. A museum store offers many historical books, period style toys and games, and other fun souvenir keepsakes.The Jesse James Bank Museum is operated by the Department of Clay County Parks, Recreation, Historic Sites and Tourism.
Reviewed By Kenneth W - Kansas City
Enter this old building and step back in time. The site, once the Clay County Saving Association, was the scene of America's first daylight bank robbery on Feb. 13, 1866. Exactly a century later, it became a museum, with the original vault still in place. Old reward posters, newspaper accounts, and other documents enliven your visit. Fitted with period furnishings including a Seth Thomas calendar clock showing the date and time of the robbery.
6. Clay County Museum and Historic Society
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Nathan W - Liberty
This museum is a must see! There is so much more inside than you'd expect from looking at the building. The original fixtures from the doctor's office upstairs are very interesting. Careful going to the basement. The ceiling is low and the space a little claustrophobic. The docent is charming and full of stories.
7. Bittersweet and the Little Soap Company
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
An apothecary shop filled with over one-hundred artisan essentials for home and body.
Reviewed By Ksmith727 - Liberty
I came here after finding them on Facebook. It is actually two stores sharing a space, but they really make the space work. I love their many different scents and products. I purchased some delicious gardenia bath salts, a bag of assorted soap ends, and...MoreThank you for the great review! With all good wishes, Jill McDowell
8. Amazing Play
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Amazing Play Fun Center in Liberty, MO provides a safe and fun entertainment environment to children and their parents. Kids love our 24 foot sky maze, laser tag arena, and laser maze. This is an excellent location for children's parties or just a a fun day out with you kids.
Reviewed By Melissa H - Smithville, Missouri
I was introduced to this place when a friend's son had his birthday party here. We've been back twice and are planning to visit again tomorrow. My kids are 5 and 8. They spend a couple of hours climbing through the jungle maze. Especially on...MoreThank you Melissa H.! We appreciate your business and your kind comments. We take all your comments to heart and will see if we can work on reducing our snack prices. Hope to see you again soon!
9. Clay County Archives & Historical Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Bernardo F - New York City, New York
A good county and local history resource for much of the documentation of history in the area and county. It's well organized, and the people are very helpful. Nice building as well.
10. Northland Rolladium Skate Center
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Northland Rolladium Skate Center has been family owned and operated for 25 years We are dedicated to providing our community with the finest facilities in which to enjoy the sport of roller skating for good fellowship and wholesome recreation.
Reviewed By Patricia M - Lawson, Missouri
The rink is fun and clean. Good snack shop and plenty of places to sit and watch your children skate.
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