Kansas is more than just the home of Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. The state has an extensive history that includes being a home to prehistoric beasts, a pivotal player in the Civil War, and a place for pioneers heading west to rest, restock, and recuperate. There’s a lot of interesting things to do across the state; here’s a closer look.

31. Rowhouse Restaurant (Topeka)

This fine dining venue was opened in downtown Topeka in 2007. The menus are seasonal and change weekly. Most of the ingredients are locally grown, some even from the restaurant’s own garden. They offer prix fixe menus along with seafood and vegetarian options. Make a dinner reservation here and you won’t be disappointed.

32. Hazel Hill Chocolate (Topeka)

Nick and Terry Xidis are chocolatiers who named their shop after Terry’s grandmother. The chocolate is made using only the finest ingredients to make chocolate in small batches by hand. Nick is a third generation chocolatier and knows how to do thinStop in and buy yourself something delicious or shop online at their website.

33. 715 Mass (Lawrence)

An awesome farm to table restaurant in Lawrence, 715 Mass has over a hundred wines available and serves brunch, lunch, dinner, and dessert. They also have a happy hour menu and even have some gluten free options available. Stop by for a great meal and enjoy the seasonal menu.

34. Crescent Moon Winery (Lawrence)

Crescent Moon Winery is known for making a variety of wines across the spectrum from sweet to dry. They grow a variety of red and white grapes onsite. Stop by the tasting room to sample what they have to offer or sit out on the patio and take in the beautiful view. Spend an hour or two here sipping wine and relaxing.

35. Little House on the Prairie Museum (Independence)

For anyone who loved the books by Laura Ingalls Wilder or even the television show, a visit to the Little House on the Prairie Museum is an awesome experience. The museum sits on the original land where Wilder lived with her family in the 1870s that inspired the books. Spend an hour or so experiencing the place that inspired your favorite children’s book.

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