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Gateway Arch National Park, the most prominent feature on the St. Louis waterfront
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View of Table Rock Lake from Top of the Rock Golf Course
Branson CVB
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In awe of colorful marine life at Wonders of Wildlife in Springfield
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Live jazz performance at Kansas City's Green Lady Lounge
Brian Paulette
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A classic car outside the historic Wagon Wheel Motel on Route 66 in Cuba
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The Mark Twain Riverboat traveling along the Mississippi River in Hannibal
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The Haygoods, one of Branson’s most popular shows, lighting up the stage
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A serene moment during a kayaking trip along the Ozark National Scenic Riverways
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The “Holy Trinity” of barbecued meat at Char Bar in Kansas City
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Live band performing at BB's Jazz, Blues and Soups in St. Louis
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A hub for Route 66 nostalgia, family entertainment and outdoor fun
From the apex of the iconic Gateway Arch to the rollicking nightlife of Branson to the caves and forests in between, a visit to Missouri is like a buffet of the American experience. Try a little bit of everything here, from the state’s scenic wonders to big city life. Cruise down Route 66 for vintage Americana; put on your dancing shoes for nights of jazz, rock and more; visit one of more than 50 state parks for outdoor adventure; and tuck into a plate of slow-cooked barbecue. Missouri has it all.
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Route 66 Americana and More
Historic Route 66 runs more than 480 kilometers through Missouri. Follow the Mother Road, as it is known, to explore small-town history or stroll the limestone corridors of Meramec Caverns. Refuel with stops at diners and eateries of a long-ago era, like the Ted Drewes Froze