Historic bridge with a unique 22-degree bend, now a pedestrian walkway offering stunning views of the Mississippi River.
Home to some of the most well-preserved sections of Route 66 and classic Americana.
Historic bridge with a unique 22-degree bend, now a pedestrian walkway offering stunning views of the Mississippi River.
Iconic 630-foot tall stainless steel arch symbolizing the gateway to the American West, a must-see St. Louis landmark.
St. Louis institution serving thick frozen custard "concretes" since 1929, a beloved Route 66 tradition.
Classic drive-in serving fresh donuts and coffee to Route 66 travelers since the 1950s.
Historic racing venue that has hosted motorsports events along the Route 66 corridor.
Vintage bowling alley that has entertained Route 66 travelers and locals for decades.
Classic drive-in restaurant serving burgers and shakes to Route 66 travelers since the 1950s.
Historic tavern and gathering place for Route 66 travelers, maintaining its vintage atmosphere.
Extensive collection of trains, planes, automobiles, and streetcars showcasing American transportation history.
Historic roadhouse and restaurant serving travelers along Route 66 with classic American fare.
Park includes a historic roadhouse from 1935 now serving as a visitor center with Route 66 exhibits and information.
Scenic overlook of the Missouri River with nature trails and vintage Route 66 signage.
Underground cave system heavily advertised along Route 66, featuring tours and Jesse James outlaw history.
Giant rocking chair at the Fanning Outpost General Store, a popular photo stop for Route 66 travelers.
Historic motor court complex featuring vintage motel, café, and gas station from Route 66's golden era.
Collection of vibrant outdoor murals celebrating Route 66 history and culture throughout the city.
Route 66 museum housed within the local library, featuring exhibits on highway history and local heritage.
Historic bridge with dangerous curves that gave this section its treacherous reputation among early travelers.
Iconic Route 66 motel famous for its vintage neon sign and authentic motor court experience.
Comprehensive visitor center with Route 66 exhibits, maps, and information for travelers.
Beautifully restored 1926 theater showcasing live performances and maintaining its historic grandeur.
Local history museum located on the historic town square, featuring regional and Route 66 exhibits.
Historic Moorish-style building serving as a Shrine temple and architectural landmark.
Museum showcasing classic automobiles and memorabilia from the golden age of Route 66 travel.
Restored vintage Sinclair gas station showcasing 1930s service station architecture and memorabilia.
Beautifully restored 1939 motor court motel representing the golden age of Route 66 travel.
Collection of vintage motels, classic neon signage, and colorful murals celebrating Route 66 heritage.
Classic drive-in movie theater offering outdoor cinema experience under the stars.
Dedicated park featuring large-scale murals depicting Route 66 history and local culture.