4.5Hallmark Visitors Center(482 reviews) - History Lesson Thursday: 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Discover how a teenager from Nebraska tucked two shoeboxes of postcards under his arms and set out to create an iconic company in Kansas City. More than 100 years later, our billion-dollar brand contains a diverse portfolio of businesses. Combined with one of the world’s largest creative communities, Hallmark helps to foster a more emotionally connected world. Reservations are required to guarantee entry. Those without a reservation will be admitted as space allows.See more..
4.5Willmore Lodge(198 reviews) - Arrive late but still good. Thursday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Visitor Centers
Unfortunately, we arrived just before the place closed at 3 pm on a Saturday. We were able to take a quick look around but not able to go out onto the porch for a view as it was already closed. I did take a walk down to the gazebo and small garden area, however. There was a ton of information about the area and the building of the dam. Luckily much of that was available elsewhere.See more..
4.0Hall of Waters Visitors Center(122 reviews) - Not what you think...... Thursday: 10:00 AM - 4:45 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
This was not what we thought it was.....It was a beautiful building with a water bar in it....I think we both thought it was a hall with water flowing thru it. It is an example of beautiful art deco design and the longest water "bar" in the country. Ah if you could only go back in time and witness it in it's heyday! The light fixtures and building design were something to behold. Don't miss the spa museum....it's easy to miss. It is interesting as well. The front door design is fabulous if you are into architecture.....You don't see design, craftmanship like this these days....I am a history and building junkie....So I loved just being in the building. Water is a big deal! See more..
Ste. Genevieve's downtown area National Historic Landmark District offers visitors a rare glimpse into a French colonial past. Mixed in with the historic homes and attractions are great restaurants, quaint shops, a candy store, ice cream parlor and winery. Narrow streets and fenced gardens surround some of the most significant 18th Century architecture in America.See more..
A small giftshop surrounds a desk with a staff person ready to offer up tips and suggestions before the long ride down Route 66,See more..
4.5Independence Visitors' Center(56 reviews) - Fascinating history of a religious movement even if you aren't Mormon Visitor Centers
We were unaware of the importance Missouri played in the development of the Mormon church. We had been to Salt Lake City and stopped at the Visitor Center there and so thought we would see what they had to offer. We had a guided tour by a young sister who was spending time here as part of her mission work. She explained the exhibits and gave us some of the history of the development of Mormonism. She was not shy about what it mean to her, but was also not imposing on us as non-Mormons. There is no Temple in Independence (there is in Kansas City). The Church of Christ Temple across the street is part of a breakaway group. The exhibits were well done and informative about the development of the religion.See more..
A must see. They have the history of the digs before Truman was complete. Good lookout with telescopes. Any info you might need on Truman Lake. See more..
4.5Lost Valley Fish Hatchery & Visitor Center(41 reviews) - Fun and educational! Thursday: 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM, 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Aquariums
Lost Valley Fish Hatchery and Visitor Center *An free admission Visitor Center with views of hatchery production room and aquarium. *Kids fishing pond free to ages 15 and under. *Warm and cool water fish species reared in 77 production ponds. *969 acres of land containing glades, prairies, and wooded areasSee more..
Boonville’s River, Rails, & Trails Museum & Visitor’s Center is located in the heart of the historic Depot District, right next to the Boonville Katy Trail head at 100 East Spring St. Our museum features exhibits on Boonville's rich transportation history. Some exhibits include: a half scale replica Keel Boat, wagons, steamboat artifact, model train displays, and much more! Our location offers easy access to many exciting attractions, restaurants, and shops! Located just across the street you can find the beautiful Katy Depot, Katy Caboose, Champion Bicycle, the Isle of Capri Casino, and the iconic Katy Bridge! We are also within walking distance to the Antique Mitchell Motor Car Museum and historic downtown. From maps, tours, and visitor guides to driving directions and restaurant suggestions, the staff at the Visitor Center will help you plan your stay!See more..
Visitors Center featuring a walk along a river to rooms showcasing historic memorabilia and over 800 brochures and maps on attractions throughout the state of Missouri. Visit our gift shop, or relax with a cup of complimentary coffee and wireless access. Find out all there is to see and do in Pulaski County and Missouri. Our friendly staff will assist you with ideas of things to do throughout Pulaski County. Be sure to visit our website for details, downloadable brochures and links to our phone apps!See more..
Begin your Hannibal trip with all the information you need! Stop by our office for brochures, coupon books, general information, or just a quick restroom break. Our knowledgeable staff will help you make your trip to Hannibal unforgettable!See more..
This Welcome Center gives you the feel like you are actually on Old Route 66. Very clean restrooms and welcome center. Covered picnic table. See more..
4.5Eagleville Welcome Center(7 reviews) - probably cleanest rest area in Missouri Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Not a huge rest area but very clean and has plenty of parking. Metal sculptures in the prairie grass areas are nice. Bathrooms are very clean and well maintained.See more..
4.5Cuba Visitors Center(5 reviews) - Route 66 history Thursday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
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!See more..
Why on the world does Missouri have a welcome center on the middle of 55 when you’re almost out of the state? Anyway, be sure to go in and look at the floor and the benches. It’s all about a historic earthquake See more..
5.0Troy Area Chamber of Commerce(3 reviews) - visit to Troy Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers a nice place to stay with a good breakfast and close to cahokia mounds and St Louis. and a swimming pool too !See more..
5.0Missouri Welcome Center(1 review) - extremely helpful Visitor Centers We stopped by the center on our way out of town. We were traveling on I70east across Missouri and wanted some locations to stop and stretch our legs (outside of rest areas). The gentleman was very helpful, very knowledgeable of the area. We were able to take advantage of one of the stops and enjoyed it very much. If you're looking for any information, this is for sure the best go to! (google doesn't have this kind of customer service : )See more..
I had never seen such a beautiful Visitor Center. Wow! The people inside the Visitor Center were friendly and helpful. It was amazing. Worthwhile to see!See more..
The Moberly Area Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit corporation that is supported by member investments. Our members have the opportunity to share, network and plan with fellow business leaders. Our of our office we, also, in charge of all tourism efforts. We love to help members grow their business, assist new businesses and help visitors learn more about Moberly.See more..
5.0Warsaw Chamber of Commerce(1 review) - Great place for information all about Benton County. Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
The information source for Benton County, Missouri. Maps, lodging, restaurants and things to do all available here. Located inside the historic Community Building in downtown Warsaw.See more..
