While not every attraction inside Union Station is free to enjoy, simply exploring the historic halls of this architectural wonder is a joy unto itself. Ride the KC Streetcar to its terminus and journey through this iconic piece of Kansas City culture.
A leader among modern art museums in the nation, Kemper Museum has tripled since its opening in 1994. The museum offers a growing permanent collection, temporary exhibitions, as well as free public programs. For a contemporary take on dining, be sure to check out Café Sabastienne.
Home to more than 40,000 pieces of art, from ancient Chinese ceramics to modern art in the Bloch Building, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is a world-class treasure located right in the heart of Kansas City. The ever-expanding collection makes The Nelson-Atkins unique each time visitors explore. Be sure to enjoy the shuttlecocks at the Sculpture Park on the south lawn and the walkthrough glass maze.
Take a break from shopping and discover where this popular entertainment district received its name. Visitors can take a self-guided audio tour of the tribute to more than 80 legendary Kansans from athletes such as Maurice Green and Tom Watson to pioneers such as Amelia Earhart and Russell Stover.
Stroll through this 300-acre nature sanctuary in Overland Park for a wilderness retreat featuring eight natural ecosystems. Paved or woodchip pathway, the Arboretum is a picturesque example of Kansas City's beauty. Free on Tuesdays and every day for visitors 5 years old and younger.
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