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This city zoo is home to a huge array of animals from the four corners of the globe, and boasts one of the best African exhibits in the country.

Once Kansas City’s busiest railroad depot, today this historic landmark is home to attractions such as museums, a planetarium and a theater.

This city zoo is home to a huge array of animals from the four corners of the globe, and boasts one of the best African exhibits in the country.

Join a docent-guided tour of this 19th-century home to get a glimpse into the unassuming lifestyle of President Truman and his family.

With over 50 theaters putting on as many as 100 shows at any one time, this city calls itself the Live Entertainment Capital of the World.

Visit the Museum of Westward Expansion, then ascend to the top of the tallest man-made monument in the US for breathtaking views of St. Louis.

With over 50 theaters putting on as many as 100 shows at any one time, this city calls itself the Live Entertainment Capital of the World.

Once Kansas City’s busiest railroad depot, today this historic landmark is home to attractions such as museums, a planetarium and a theater.

This lively, cultured Midwestern city may be famous for the blues, but it certainly knows how to show visitors a good time.

With over 50 theaters putting on as many as 100 shows at any one time, this city calls itself the Live Entertainment Capital of the World.

With over 50 theaters putting on as many as 100 shows at any one time, this city calls itself the Live Entertainment Capital of the World.

This lively, cultured Midwestern city may be famous for the blues, but it certainly knows how to show visitors a good time.

This lively, cultured Midwestern city may be famous for the blues, but it certainly knows how to show visitors a good time.

With art galleries, farmers markets, jazz clubs, state-of-the-art sports stadiums, theaters and a zoo, there’s never a dull moment in this city, whose residents love barbecue and sports.

Casualties of World War I are remembered here at this memorial site which is also home to a comprehensive museum dedicated to “The Great War”.

Visit the Museum of Westward Expansion, then ascend to the top of the tallest man-made monument in the US for breathtaking views of St. Louis.

This lively, cultured Midwestern city may be famous for the blues, but it certainly knows how to show visitors a good time.