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.

11. The Old Courthouse (St Louis)

The Old Courthouse was where the famous Dred Scott case was tried, where the slave Dred Scott sued for his freedom and hastened the start of the Civil War. This was also the sight of the Virginia Minor trail where the case for women’s voting rights first began. You can take a 45 minute ranger lead tour but you have to schedule about a month in advance.

12. Nelson Atkins Museum of Art (Kansas City)

This art museum has a variety of sculpture, photographs, paintings, and more. There galleries include American, African, American Indian, and Chinese art plus many more. They also have an impressive sculpture garden. Allow yourself2-3 hours here.

13. Branson Scenic Railway (Branson)

This is a 40 mile train ride through the foot of the Ozarks and through tunnels, over bridges, and under trestles. The train depot was built in 1905 and you’ll take this journey in vintage railroad cars. There’s also a dinner service offered throughout part of the year on Saturday evenings. Allow about 2 hours for the ride.

14. Museum of Transportation (St Louis)

The collection at the Museum of Transportation included passenger train coaches built in 1833, the largest successful steam engine ever built, a car produced in 1901, and a tug boat. There’s also a mini train ride, trolley ride, and miniature railway. Allow about 2 hours for your visit here.

15. Talking Rocks Cavern (Branson West)

First described as a “subterrainian fairy land,” at Talking Rocks Cavern you’ll take an hour long tour. There’s also a lookout tower, crawl maze, and picnic areas to enjoy.

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