Missouri is a great state to get outdoors, but it also has a lot of interesting urban sights to see and a lot of roadside oddities that make it one interesting place to visit.

6. Titanic Museum (Branson)

At the Titanic Museum, guests can learn what it was like to be on the ship firsthand. You’ll get a boarding pass and walk the grand staircase, parlors, and stairs. You’ll have a chance to touch a real iceberg and try to stand on sloping decks as you take a self guided tour featuring over 400 genuine Titanic artifacts and learn all about the ship and it’s sinking. Allow about 2 hours here.

7. Table Rock Lake State Park (Branson)

A modern campground with boating, fishing, and even scuba excursions, Table Lake State Park is the perfect weekend getaway for any nature lover. There are trails for all levels, from hiking to extreme mountain biking making it the perfect place to visit for any level of outdoors enthusiast.

8. Grant’s Farm (St Louis)

This is the ancestral home of the Busch family and named after Ulysses S Grant who once worked on the land. Grant’s Farm offers up close and personal encounters with birds, goats, and clydesdales as well as a carousel and camel rides. Allow 2-3 hours here and make sure you see all the animals.

9. St Louis Science Center (St. Louis)

There is so much to see at the St Louis Science Center, including more than 700 hands on exhibits. You’ll learn about the stars, how to build the St Louis Arch, the human body, food production, and more. You’ll need about 2-3 hours here.

10. Fantastic Caverns (Springfield)

Fantastic Caverns is different from other caverns because instead of hiking or even walking to see the fantastic formations, here you ride through in a Jeep. A tour guide takes you on a ride through the cave pointing out all the interesting landmarks as you ride along. Tours lastabout an hour.

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