4 – Dive into adventure at The Escape Game You’ll find a cool-yet-inviting taproom decked out in wooden accents with an impressive view of the city skyline. It’s located on the beautiful banks of the Missouri River just south of Downtown KCMO. Kansas City’s largest independent brewery has been pumping out fresh beverages for over 30 years, famous in the area for its delicious yet affordable Pale Ale.
You’ll find impressive replica ecosystems of the tropical rainforest, African Savanna, Aussie Outback and Asian mountainside, but it’s arguably the Helzberg Penguin Plaza that steals the show.Īt just $16 for adults, it’s one of the most affordable things to do in Kansas City! 3 – Wet your whistle at the Boulevard Brewing Company Within the impressive Downtown building, you’ll find the internationally-awarded Science City, a full-sized planetarium, the family-friendly Model Railroad Experience, two theaters (one for movies and one for concerts/plays), a range of rotating art and history exhibits, and an abundance of unique shops and eateries! 2 – Meet the leopards at the Kansas City ZooĪ surefire hit for kids and adults alike, the locally adored Kansas City Zoo houses more than 1700 animals of all shapes, sizes and origins, spread across some 200 acres of diverse exhibits. It has morphed into a beacon of entertainment, dining and culture, with approximately 2 million people walking its historic floor every year. More than a 100-year-old transit hub, Kansas City’s historic Union Station has been restored to its original 1920s grandeur. Hunt down its (200) fountains, sip back on bourbon and enjoy a distillery tour, or take a step back in time at Missouri Town 1855.īefore we jump into the nitty-gritty of all the exciting things to do in Kansas City, be aware that, technically, there are actually two places named Kansas City next to each other - one in Missouri (KCMO) and one in Kansas (KCK).įret not, because we’ll be diving into both, covering the entire Kansas City Metropolitan Area! 1 – Spend a day at Union Station Investigate the city’s rich past and snap photographs of the historic architecture. Fly-over state? Not anymore!įounded in 1838, the area became a major trading hotspot and as such, developed into one of the first big western metropolises. Straddling the Missouri River and the Missouri-Kansas border, this eclectic slice of the Midwest offers something for every kind of traveler.įrom exciting theme parks to honky-tonk bars, award-winning museums, and drool-worthy BBQ joints, Kansas City is surprisingly diverse.
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