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The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Internationally known for its outstanding collections of over 33,500 objects. From ancient times to modern day come and civilization as painters, sculptors, craftsmen, and other artists display their architectures, landscapes, and sculptures. There's always something new to discover at the Nelson-Atkins Art Museum. Address: 4525 Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri - Phone: 816-751-1ART
Worlds of Fun Oceans of Fun is sure to offer fun for the entire family. Thrill seekers can challenge the storm of Hurricane Falls, a frightening 72-foot tall super slide that sends rafts twisting down a gulf of river rapids. If you have a need for speed come and experience the dual race slides of Typhoon, Float your way down the vertical drop of Aruba Tuba or just get soaked on the notorious body slides of Diamond Head. Guests of all ages are drawn to the fun at Paradise Falls-a water funhouse. If your looking for a more relaxed setting you can float along the Caribbean Cooler, an 800-foot gently flowing lazy river. Kids will have a blast in Crocodile Isle, a 2,000 square foot spray ground complete with mini water slides and Captain Kidd's Pirate Ship. Address: 4545 Worlds of Fun Avenue Kansas City, MO - Phone: 816- 454-4545
Kansas City Zoo Fun is around every corner at the Zoo, and with approximately 1,000 animals, there is always something or someone for everyone to enjoy. Exotic and rare animals prowl the Zoo's Tiger Trail exhibit. Lions, hippos, cheetah, chimps and more live in our African exhibit which is the largest themed exhibit area at the Zoo. You'll see zebras, giraffes, gazelles and much more. The Discovery Barn offers interactive leaning and fun opportunities, it is enclosed and air conditioned just for kids and families. Address: 6800 Zoo Drive Kansas City, MO - Phone: 816-513-5700
Butterfly House - Faust Park This beautiful man made wonder offers an 8,000 sq ft Conservatory Garden that creates a natural habitat for butterflies. This is an interesting and wonderful way to see these insects as they would appear in their natural habitat. Visitors will also view a re-creation of a rainforest, including the flowers and plants you would see there. Address: 15193 Olive Blvd. Chesterfield, MO - Phone: 636-530-0076
St Louis City Museum This unique museum is a hands on explorers paradise come to life. Many exhibits include climbing, sliding and crawling the Enchanted Caves, exploring the old factory's spiral conveyer tunnel system. For those visitors who may be aspiring artists, they will find the Art World extra enticing. Witness painters, potters, and sculptors doing what they love best. The museum is an eclectic combination of children's playground, funhouse, surrealistic pavilion, and architectural marvel.
Address: 701 N 15th St St Louis, MO - Phone: 314-231-2489
Dickerson Park Zoo This Zoo houses over 500 animals representing 170 species, offering exhibits that feature reptiles, amphibians, Asian elephants, giraffes, lions, tigers, flamingos, hippos and more. Take a walk on the wild side and explore the Dickerson Park Zoo. Address: 3043 N. Fort Ave. Springfield, MO - Phone: 417-864-1800
Wonders of Wildlife Zooquarium Come and explore, encounter and experience over 225 species of live animals in their natural habitats. You'll see bald eagles, beavers, otters, bobcats, sharks, moray eels and much more as you stroll along a walking path. Your journey is filled with flowing streams, a wooded forest and an Ozarks cave. This is where conservation comes to life! Address: 500 W. Sunshine St. Springfield MO - Phone: 417-890-9453
Exotic Animal Paradise Featured at this Animal Paradise are exotic wild animals, rare birds, a petting zoo and much more. Visitors can drive around this animal exotic theme park in vehicles and rest at picnic areas where snack bars and restrooms are available. This is truly an idyllic paradise. Address: 124 Jungle Dr. Springfield MO - Phone: 417-859-2016
Springfield Conservation Nature Center This Nature Center provides a wonderful nature experience with a variety of exhibits, programs, events, and six different walking trails. While on one of the nature trails guests can take a stroll, enjoy the fresh air, trees & flowers, and you will probably see deer, turkeys, fish, possum, bobcats, turtles, and plenty of other plant and wildlife. This is a great place for the entire family. Address: 4600 S. Chrisman Springfield, MO - Phone: 417-888-4237
Harry S. Truman Library & Museum This is one of 10 presidential libraries in the country run by the National Archives and Records Administration. It houses approximately 15 million pages of documents and 35,000 objects documenting the life and presidency of Harry Truman. The museum captures the imaginations of museum guest with artifacts, photographs and manuscripts, along with engaging audiovisual programs and interactive activities. There is a 10,500-square-foot exhibition highlighting Harry Truman's presidency.
Address: 500 W US Hwy 24 Independence, MO - Phone: 816-268 8200 or 800-833-1225
Cool Crest Family Fun Center This premier entertainment facility boasts a four full 18 hole miniature golf courses. The video game arcade is 7000 square feet now that's amazing! There are go karts, batting cages, and a full pizzeria. What could be cooler!!! Come and experience Cool Crest you won't be disappointed. Features miniature golf, arcade games, go-carts, batting cages and more. Address: 10735 E US Highway 40 Independence, MO - Phone: 816-358-0088
Devil's Icebox Cave There is a natural rock bridge and numerous sinkholes in Rock Bridge Memorial State Park to explore. This is part of a large lime stone-cave system dating back thousands of years. There are picnic sites and trails. This is a beautiful place to visit.
Address: 7 mi. S. of Columbia off U.S. 63, Columbia, MO - Phone: 573-449-7402
Bluestem Missouri Crafts This gallery represents over 250 of the state's finest artists & craftsmen from Missouri and Neighbouring States. The collection includes glass, clay, metal, wood and fibre. You'll see traditional to contemporary works from recognized artists. Address: 13 S. 9th St. Columbia, MO - Phone: 573-442-0211
Paradise Park This 35,000 square foot entertainment center, offers a variety of family fun entertainment. Whether you enjoy mini golf, rock climbing, batting cages, playing in a foam factory, racing around in go karts or bumper cars, Paradise Park is for everyone.
Address: 1021 NE Colbern Road Lee's Summit, MO - Phone: 816-246-5224
Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art Featuring 18th-, 19th-, and 20th-century American art in the Midwest region. The Museum's collection has grown to include colonial portraits, a rich holding of American landscape paintings, as well as distinguished examples of American Impressionism. Guided tours may be arranged. Address: 2818 Frederick Avenue Saint Joseph, MO - Phone: 816-233-7003
Doll Museum
This is where you will find over 600 dolls that range from the 1840's to the present day. Barbie's, cabbage
patch kids are featured in settings, while many dolls are featured in their original handmade clothing. There are many other types of toys and accessories as well.
1115 South 12th St. Joseph, MO - Phone: 816-233-1420
Historic St. Charles This is the only street in the Greater St. Louis area preserved from the 1800s, back when the roads were used for horse and buggy carriages. Follow the red cobblestone streets where shopping for antiques or arts and crafts in one of the many interesting stores is a novelty. There are plenty of restaurants and ice cream shops to choose from. Or if it is a cocktail you fancy well there's a couple of bars as well. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes to this charming place. Address: 2500 Main St St Charles, MO - Phone: 636-947-7776
Lewis & Clark Center This is a hands-on museum where you'll see displays on Indian tribes, stroll through a forest, and view the equipment that the men used on their discovery expedition. Address: 701 Riverside Drive St Charles, MO - Phone: 636-947-3199
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