Places to see
 | Union Station
Pershing and Main Sts, Kansas City, MO 64108
Previously a rail terminal, this 1914 building underwent renovation in 1997 and was converted into a $188 million entertainment center. The original architecture has been restored to perfection and is definitely worth a visit. The other on-site attractions are children's science center, movie screens, theater, KC's railroad history, shops, restaurants etc. |
| Worlds of Fun
4545 Worlds of Fun Ave, Kansas City, MO 64161
Inspired by the novel 'Around the World in 80 Days," the Worlds of Fun takes visitors to Asia, Africa, Europe and America through various family and thrill rides. The latest entrant has been the Patriot Roller Coaster ride. Also visit the Camp Snoopy for the toddlers. Adjacent to the Worlds of Fun is Oceans of Fun with water rides and thrills. |
| Kansas City Zoological Park
6700 Zoo Dr, Swope Park, Kansas City, MO 64132
This 200-acre complex houses over 1500 animals, which include apes, polar bears, elephants and others. There are themed habitats like Kenyan savannah, Australian outback or the deep, dark Congolese jungle. |
| Nelson Atkins Museum of Art
4525 Oak St, Kansas City, MO 64111
Among America's premier art institutes, the Nelson Atkins Museum was established in 1933. The museum has a significant collection of rare Asian, American and European art. There is also a research library and a 17-acre Sculpture Park that has the largest bronzes collection by renowned British sculptor Henry Moore. |
| Harry S Truman Home
223 N Main St, Truman National Historic Site, Independence, MO 64050
This historic estate gives an insight into the life and career of 33rd U.S. President. The estate is replete with family heirlooms and antiques. During Truman's presidency, it was called the "Summer White House." Timed-tickets are available and given to only eight people. Arrive early as they are on first-come-first-served basis. |
| City Hall and Observation Deck
414 E 12th St, Kansas City, MO 64106
The City Hall amazes its visitors with exquisite Deco architecture and refinement. This elegant structure used posh materials such as Italian marble and hand-pressed oak veneer for interiors. The observation deck is located on the 30th floor and provide breathtaking cityscape and spectacular views of Missouri river. The admission to both City Hall and the observation deck is completely free. |
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