Best Things to Do in Kansas City
From interesting districts like Westport and the Power & Light to history museums like the National World War I and Steamboat Arabia, Kansas City offers its visitors a cache of things to do. Plus, there are all the stores you could want at the Country Club Plaza, an open-air, Spanish-design shopping district. For art -- and a bit of whimsy (a giant out-of-doors badminton birdie installation) -- there's the Nelson-Atkins Museum.
Why go: The side-wheel steamer Arabia was constructed in 1853 for powering through the muddy Missouri River ... read more»
Why go: Just north of the Country Club Plaza, Westport is a popular place to enjoy shopping ... read more»
Why go: Kansas City residents are a little bit prideful about the Boulevard Brewing Company, as if ... read more»
Why go: The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art appeals to many kinds of visitors, like little kids who ... read more»
Why go: One of Kansas City's most popular places to dine, shop, movie watch or simply ... read more»
Why go: The National World War I Museum is arranged in narrative form, as if WWI soldiers ... read more»
Why go: Major League Baseball's Kansas City Royals make their home at Kauffman Stadium. Even though ... read more»
Why go: This district (right next to downtown's Sprint Center) of more than 50 shops, restaurants ... read more»
Why go: Although it doesn't have the catchiest of names, the Mutual Musicians Foundation is a ... read more»








