Things To Do
The Keeper of the Plains
Keeper of the Plains is Wichita’s most iconic landmark, honoring the city’s Native American heritage at the confluence of the Arkansas Rivers. Visit at sunset to see the nightly Ring of Fire and enjoy scenic views from the surrounding pedestrian bridges.
Clifton Square Village
*Natalie's favorite part of Wichita, Clifton Square feels like a little Victorian village brought to life — cozy shops tucked into vintage homes, shaded walkways, and patios perfect for soaking up the neighborhood charm. Grab a gourmet burger (and a drink) at Dempsey’s Burger Pub, then head across the way to The Hideout, a laid-back spot with local beers, cocktails, and a welcoming, relaxed vibe. It’s the kind of place where community feels like home and every corner has a story.
Nifty Nut House
Nifty Nut House is a Wichita original and one of the oldest continuously operating peanut shops in the U.S. Stop by for freshly roasted nuts, handmade candies, nostalgic sodas, and a fun taste of local history. Perfect for quick treats or unique souvenirs.
West Delano Street
The Delano District is Wichita’s vibrant, historic neighborhood full of energy, eclectic shops, local eateries, and nightlife. It’s where Jack and Natalie first met on the Seneca Park pickleball courts, making this lively district extra special in their love story. Whether strolling the streets, grabbing a bite, or enjoying a night out, Delano is full of charm, memories, and fun.
The Belmont
A local downtown favorite featuring elevated American cuisine and cocktails. Recommended for guests who are extending their visit and want to enjoy Wichita’s restaurant scene.
Dockum
Step into Wichita's prohibition style speakeasy Located on the lower level of the Ambassador Hotel
Chicken N Pickle - Wichita
Chicken N Pickle is a lively, fun spot where delicious comfort food meets fast-paced pickleball, yard games, and craft drinks — perfect for friends, family, or a casual night out.