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About Missouri
Missouri is a state in the Midwestern United States. It is home to major cities like Kansas City and St. Louis, both places where you’ll be able to find fun activities like the National World War I Museum or the Gateway Arch. Sports fans can check out a Kansas City Royals game, or root on the University of Missouri Tigers at a football or basketball game. You can also spend your vacation relaxing in some of the lesser-known parts of the state like Lake of the Ozarks or the Ozark Mountains. No matter your hobby, Missouri is filled with a lot of fun opportunities for everyone.
Things to do in Missouri
There are a ton of fun things to do all across the state of Missouri. History fans should stop by St. Joseph to check out the Pony Express National Museum, or travel slightly south to Kingsville and stop by Powell Gardens and observe the flowers. If you’re heading to Kansas City, be sure to check out places like Crown Center for shopping, museums, and an aquarium; or spend the day having fun at World of Fun, an amusement park in the area. Looking to spend some time out on the water? Stop by the Lake of Ozarks and spend your days out on the boat, or on the dock catching some fish. If you’re heading east, be sure to stop in St. Louis and visit the Gateway Arch, a steel archway overlooking the Missouri River, or the Butterfly House at the Missouri Botanical Gardens.
Best cities to visit in Missouri
Missouri has a bunch of cool cities for you to check out. St. Louis is on the eastern edge of the state, and is filled with fun adventures like Busch Stadium, where you can watch the St. Louis Cardinals play baseball, or the City Museum, an abandoned shoe factory that was transformed into a giant playground for kids and adults alike. You’ll also find a variety of different cool attractions in Springfield, including the Wonders of Wildlife Museum and Aquarium, and the Discovery Center of Springfield. College football fans should stop in Columbia, home of the University of Missouri Tigers, but also a variety of different local restaurants and retailers. If you find yourself on the western edge of Missouri, definitely make a stop in Kansas City and enjoy the best of barbecue, jazz, and sports with places like American Jazz Museum, the Arrowhead Stadium, and Arthur Bryant’s Barbeque.
Best small towns in Missouri
While St. Louis and Kansas City draw in big crowds, there are also many small towns in Missouri that are great. Halfway between both big cities is Boonville, the perfect small town to visit for a taste of nature and history; with parks like the Katy State Park, and museums like the Mitchell Antique Motor Car Museum. Carthage is another historic small town in the state, with the Civil War Museum and the Civil War Ranch as a few of the many attractions in the area. For entertainment, Branson is a small town near Kansas City that is filled with a variety of fun activities from wine tastings and shopping to zip lining and rock climbing. Art lovers should head out to Fulton and explore fun exhibits at places like the Westminster Gallery Art House, or the Westminster College campus, where you can find an amazing sculpture of the Berlin Wall.
Best lake vacations in Missouri
Missouri may be a landlocked state, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any lakes in the area to spend your vacation. Lake of the Ozarks is the most popular lake in the state, where you can spend your days out on the water fishing or jet skiing, or on land enjoying drinks at the marina or spending the day at a resort. Near the Branson area is Table Rock Lake, where you can hang out by the Table Rock Dam or try your hand at catching one of the Largemouth bass in the area. Nature lovers should head out to Stockton Lake, a v-shaped lake with a great view and even greater natural surroundings. Clearwater Lake is another great lake near Piedmont that is perfect for tubing, swimming, or just relaxing out with the family.
Best National Parks in Missouri
Missouri may not have national parks, but there are a lot of national trails and state parks all throughout the state. Elephant Rock State Park is another great place to check out, with its huge elephant-shaped boulders making for the perfect photo backdrop. Need a relaxing nature getaway? Big Lake State Park is the perfect place for camping, fishing, and some of the best bird watching in the entire state. History fans should check out the many national trails in the state, including the California Historic State Trail, where you can follow in the footsteps of the many emigrants that moved out west in search for gold in the 1840s. Be sure to also check out trails like the Trail of Tears, Lewis and Clark, and the pony Express, and take a trip back in history with those who first crossed through that territory.
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