
Hot Springs National Park
Situated in central Arkansas, Hot Springs National Park is famed for its naturally heated springs that have drawn visitors for centuries. The park combines historic bathhouses with forested hiking trails and scenic mountain drives. It offers a rare blend of wellness history, geothermal activity, and outdoor recreation in a unique urban setting.

Daisy Airgun Museum
The Daisy Airgun Museum in Rogers, Arkansas, celebrates the legacy of Daisy air rifles, showcasing an extensive collection of air guns and memorabilia. It offers a nostalgic look at the iconic brand, highlighting its history and impact on American pop culture.

Lincoln Tomb
Visit the final resting place of President Abraham Lincoln in Springfield, Illinois. The Lincoln Tomb is an imposing monument, offering a tribute to Lincoln’s legacy with statues, inscriptions, and the graves of his family members.

Chicago Favorites Food/Walking Tour
This guided walking tour lets visitors explore the culinary scene in Chicago, Illinois, sampling the city’s famous deep-dish pizza, hot dogs, and other local dishes. It’s a delicious way to discover Chicago’s neighborhoods and food culture.

Millennium Park
Millennium Park is a popular urban park featuring notable landmarks like Cloud Gate ("The Bean"), the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, and beautiful gardens. It’s a central spot for cultural events, art installations, and public gatherings in downtown Chicago, Illinois.

Navy Pier
A historic pier on Lake Michigan, Chicago's Navy Pier offers entertainment, dining, and beautiful views of the lakefront. Visitors to this Illinois gem can enjoy amusement rides, explore museums, or simply take a relaxing stroll along the waterfront.

World's Largest Bottle of Catsup
Don't miss the World's Largest Bottle of Catsup in Collinsville, Illinois. This quirky roadside attraction features a giant bottle of catsup (ketchup), standing at 170 feet tall. It’s an iconic example of Americana and a fun stop for visitors traveling along Route 66.

RV/MH Hall of Fame
The RV/MH Hall of Fame in Elkhart, Indiana, celebrates the history of recreational vehicles and mobile homes. It features classic RVs, historical exhibits, and memorabilia from the RV industry’s development and impact.

Medal of Honor Memorial
Located in Indianapolis, Indiana, this memorial honors the heroic men and women who have received the Congressional Medal of Honor. It includes informative exhibits, statues, and a space for reflection on their bravery and sacrifice.

Indiana Dunes National Park
Situated along Lake Michigan in Porter, Indiana, Indiana Dunes National Park features sandy beaches, unique sand dunes, and diverse wildlife. It’s a beautiful natural space for hiking, swimming, and exploring the region’s ecosystems.

Children's Museum of Indianapolis
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is the world’s largest children’s museum, offering interactive exhibits on science, history, and art. It’s a hands-on experience for kids and families, with themed areas like dinosaurs, space exploration, and cultural artifacts.

James Dean Gallery
The James Dean Gallery celebrates the life and legacy of actor James Dean, showcasing memorabilia, photographs, and items related to his short but impactful career. Located in his hometown, Fairmount, Indiana, it’s a tribute to the Hollywood icon.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum at the iconic Indy 500 racetrack in Indiana offers an in-depth look at the history of motorsports. With exhibits on famous drivers and vehicles, it's a must-visit for racing enthusiasts.

Field of Dreams Movie Site
Dyersville, Iowa, is home to the Field of Dreams Movie Site, the famous baseball field from the 1989 movie "Field of Dreams." Visitors can walk the diamond and relive iconic movie moments. The site continues to host baseball games and community events.
Iowa 80 Trucking Museum
A museum dedicated to the history of trucking, the Iowa 80 Trucking Museum features vintage trucks, memorabilia, and exhibits on the trucking industry’s role in American life. It’s a great stop for history buffs and transportation enthusiasts in Walcott, Iowa.

Grotto of the Redemption
Discover the Shrine of the Grotto of the Redemption in West Bend, Iowa. A massive shrine built from stones, minerals, and fossils, this unique structure is known for its intricate design and artistic depiction of biblical scenes. It’s a peaceful place of reflection and a popular roadside attraction.

American Gothic House Center
The house featured in Grant Wood’s iconic painting "American Gothic" is now a museum dedicated to the artist and the painting’s significance. At the American Gothic House Center in Eldon, Iowa, visitors can tour the house and learn about the art and rural life of the time.

Little House on the Prairie Museum
Visit the Little House on the Prairie Museum, a historical site dedicated to author Laura Ingalls Wilder and her iconic series of books. Tour a recreated pioneer village and see the cabin where Wilder’s family lived during her childhood in Independence, Kansas.

Wizard of Oz Park
Located in the heart of Wamego, Kansas, this park brings the magic of "The Wizard of Oz" to life with interactive exhibits, statues, and attractions that follow the story of Dorothy’s journey along the Yellow Brick Road.

Cars on the Route
Cars on the Route in Galena, Kansas, is a fun stop for "Cars" movie fans. This roadside service station is modeled after the Radiator Springs gas station. It’s an engaging and nostalgic spot for families and Pixar enthusiasts.

Mammoth Cave National Park
In Kentucky, the world’s longest cave system, Mammoth Cave National Park offers tours through its vast underground labyrinth. Visitors can explore its natural beauty and learn about its geological and historical significance.

Ark Encounter
See a life-size replica of Noah’s Ark at Ark Encounter in Williamstown, Kentucky. This biblical attraction includes exhibits and interactive experiences exploring the story of Noah’s Ark. It’s a massive educational and religious experience for families and history buffs.

Kentucky Bourbon Trail
The Kentucky Bourbon Trail is a scenic route that connects Kentucky’s famous distilleries. Tour visitors can sample renowned bourbons, learn about the distillation process, and immerse themselves in the rich heritage of America’s native spirit.

Kentucky Horse Park
At Kentucky Horse Park, a working horse farm and educational facility dedicated to horses, visitors can learn about different breeds, watch live demonstrations, and enjoy scenic horseback rides in the beautiful Lexington, Kentucky countryside.
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory
Home to the world’s largest baseball bat, Kentucky's Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory honors the history of the iconic Louisville Slugger bat. It offers a factory tour where visitors can see how the bats are made and learn about baseball’s history.

Henry Ford Museum
Dedicated to American innovation, the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, features exhibits on the industrial revolution, the automotive industry, and icons like Henry Ford and Thomas Edison. It’s an engaging journey through American history and progress.

Motown Museum
Home to iconic Hitsville USA, Studio A, and an extensive array of Motown artifacts, photographs, apparel and memorabilia, the Motown Museum is a Detroit, Michigan landmark.

MotorCities National Heritage Area
The MotorCities National Heritage Area Partnership inspires residents and visitors with an appreciation for how the automobile changed Michigan, the nation, and the world.

Gilmore Car Museum
Located in Hickory Corners, Michigan, the Gilmore Car Museum features over 250 extraordinary cars and motorcycles from all eras.

Mall of America
Mall of America is the largest shopping mall in the USA, offering more than 500 stores, an indoor amusement park, and numerous attractions. Situated in Bloomington, Minnesota, it’s a prime destination for shoppers, families, and anyone looking for a diverse entertainment experience.

Jolly Green Giant Statue
Standing 55 feet tall, this massive statue of the Green Giant is a beloved roadside attraction in Blue Earth, Minnesota. It celebrates the town's connection to the Green Giant brand and is a great photo op for visitors.
Gateway Arch
A symbol of westward expansion, the Gateway Arch is the tallest arch in the world. At Gateway Arch National Park in St. Louis, Missouri, visitors can take an elevator to the top for stunning views of St. Louis and the Mississippi River.

Arabia Steamboat Museum
The Arabia Steamboat Museum in Kansas City, Missouri, houses artifacts recovered from the sunken Arabia Steamboat, offering a fascinating glimpse into life on the river in the 19th century. It’s a time capsule preserving everyday items from the past.

American Jazz Museum
The American Jazz Museum celebrates the history and impact of jazz music, with exhibits dedicated to Kansas City’s role in the genre’s development. Visitors to this Missouri institution can explore memorabilia, recordings, and interactive displays highlighting jazz legends.

National WWI Museum and Memorial
The National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri, offers a comprehensive look at World War I, with exhibits showcasing artifacts, photographs, and personal stories of soldiers. The memorial features a towering spire for reflection and remembrance.

Lake of the Ozarks State Park
A popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, Lake of the Ozarks State Park in Kaiser, Missouri, offers activities like hiking, boating, and fishing along the scenic Lake of the Ozarks. It’s a great spot for family recreation and natural exploration.

Mark Twain Cave
The Mark Twain Cave in Hannibal, Missouri, offers guided tours exploring the labyrinth of tunnels and chambers. Visitors can learn about the cave’s natural formations and its place in Twain’s famous novels.

Carhenge
An artistic replica of Stonehenge made from vintage cars, Carhenge is a quirky roadside attraction in Alliance, Nebraska. The installation features over 30 automobiles arranged in the shape of the prehistoric monument.

Archway Museum
Spanning Interstate 80 in Kearney, Nebraska, the Archway Museum is dedicated to the history of westward expansion. Visitors can explore exhibits detailing pioneers’ journey across America and the development of the Great Plains through interactive displays.

World's Largest Buffalo Monument
Standing 26 feet tall and weighing over 60 tons, this monumental buffalo sculpture is a tribute to the American bison. It’s an iconic landmark in Jamestown, North Dakota, symbolizing the state’s history and wildlife.

Enchanted Highway
A series of giant metal sculptures along Interstate 94 near Regent, the Enchanted Highway features whimsical and impressive artwork, including “Geese in Flight” and “The Last Supper.” It’s a captivating drive through North Dakota’s rural landscape.

Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Nestled between Cleveland and Akron, Ohio, Cuyahoga Valley National Park preserves a mix of rolling hills, forests, and the winding Cuyahoga River. The park features the historic Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, Brandywine Falls, and diverse wildlife. It offers a peaceful, natural retreat with opportunities for hiking, biking, and cultural exploration.

Cincinnati Museum at Union Terminal
One of the last great American train stations built, Ohio's Union Terminal is a Cincinnati icon and one of the most widely regarded examples of the Art Deco style.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
A must-visit for music lovers, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio, celebrates the artists, producers, and visionaries who shaped rock music. Exhibits feature iconic memorabilia, such as costumes, instruments, and stage outfits.

Pro Football Hall of Fame
Located in Canton, Ohio, the Pro Football Hall of Fame honors the history of American football with exhibits dedicated to legendary players, coaches, and teams. It’s a shrine to the sport’s greatest achievements.

AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame
The AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame & Museum in Pickerington, Ohio, showcases the history of American motorcycling, featuring vintage bikes, racing memorabilia, and exhibits about influential riders and the evolution of the motorcycle industry. It’s a tribute to motorcycle culture.

Corn Palace
The Corn Palace is a quirky building covered in murals made from colorful corn. This roadside attraction in Mitchell celebrates South Dakota’s agricultural heritage and hosts events and performances throughout the year.

Mount Rushmore National Memorial
One of the most famous landmarks in the USA, South Dakota's Mount Rushmore National Memorial features the colossal faces of Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. It’s a patriotic symbol of American history.
World's Largest Pheasant Sculpture
This towering sculpture of a pheasant, located in Huron, South Dakota, stands as a symbol of the region’s renowned pheasant hunting industry. It’s a unique and eye-catching monument to wildlife.

Dinosaur Park
A family-friendly roadside attraction featuring life-size dinosaur sculptures, Dinosaur Park in Rapid City offers fun photo opportunities and educational displays. It’s a perfect stop for dinosaur enthusiasts and those traveling through South Dakota's Black Hills.

Storybook Island
A theme park based on children’s books and fairy tales, Storybook Island in Rapid City, South Dakota, is a whimsical park with statues, themed play areas, and interactive exhibits that bring classic stories to life for young visitors.

National Railroad Museum
Dedicated to the history of trains in America, the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin, offers exhibits on locomotives, railroads, and the impact of trains on industry. It’s an educational stop for both history buffs and train enthusiasts.

Harley-Davidson Museum
The Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, showcases the history and culture of the iconic Harley-Davidson motorcycle. With exhibits of vintage bikes, memorabilia, and interactive displays, it’s a celebration of the brand’s legacy in American motorsports.

Mirror Lake State Park
A tranquil state park located near Baraboo, Wisconsin, Mirror Lake State Park offers hiking, boating, and fishing opportunities, surrounded by beautiful forests and stunning reflections of the lake in its calm waters.

Cave of the Mounds
A stunning underground cave system, Cave of the Mounds features crystal formations, stalactites, and stalagmites. Guided tours offer an immersive experience through this natural wonder, which is located in a scenic Wisconsin valley near Blue Mound.

Central Wisconsin Water Ski Shows
The Central Wisconsin Water Ski Show Team performs thrilling demonstrations of synchronized skiing, acrobatics, and stunts. It’s a fun, family-friendly event held during the summer months in Wausau, Wisconsin.

Lumberjack Special Steam Train
Take a steam train ride through Wisconsin’s forested landscapes to a logging museum, where visitors can learn about the Laona area’s rich logging history. The Lumberjack Special Steam Train is a unique way to explore the region’s heritage and natural beauty.
Mitchell Park Domes
The climate-controlled Mitchell Park Domes feature diverse plant life from around the world, including a tropical rainforest, desert, and seasonal gardens. It’s a peaceful escape to explore different ecosystems in the heart of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.