last edited Dec 11, 2019
What to See in the Midwest and Great Plains
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Of the twenty or so American sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, this part of the country has just one in Illinois:
Historic Site of Cahokia Mounds in Illinois (1982)
The remains of one of the largest Native American cities in North America. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, valued more for its historical and cultural significance than for its tourist appeal.
The remains of one of the largest Native American cities in North America. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, valued more for its historical and cultural significance than for its tourist appeal.
Midwest
Illinois
Cahokia Mounds
The remains of one of the largest Native American cities in North America. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, valued more for its historical and cultural significance than for its tourist appeal.
The remains of one of the largest Native American cities in North America. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, valued more for its historical and cultural significance than for its tourist appeal.
Chicago
Museums, music, and world-renowned architecture for the third-largest city in the United States, located on Lake Michigan.
Museums, music, and world-renowned architecture for the third-largest city in the United States, located on Lake Michigan.
Route 66
The famous route runs from Chicago (Illinois) to Santa Monica (California) via the Midwest, Texas, and the American West. It has become a major tourist "classic," especially for its western section, which is ideal for motorcycle trips.
The famous route runs from Chicago (Illinois) to Santa Monica (California) via the Midwest, Texas, and the American West. It has become a major tourist "classic," especially for its western section, which is ideal for motorcycle trips.
Natural Heritage
Indiana
Indianapolis
Quelques musées et monuments dans la capitale de l'Indiana. C'est là aussi que se déroule la célèbre course automobile des "500 miles d'Indianapolis" considérée comme une des plus prestigieuses au monde.
Quelques musées et monuments dans la capitale de l'Indiana. C'est là aussi que se déroule la célèbre course automobile des "500 miles d'Indianapolis" considérée comme une des plus prestigieuses au monde.
Natural Heritage
Brown County State Park
The most visited park in Indiana is appreciated for its panoramic views and hiking opportunities.
The most visited park in Indiana is appreciated for its panoramic views and hiking opportunities.
Indiana Dunes State Park
On the shores of Lake Michigan, this park is known for its dunes and beaches, as well as its hiking, biking, horseback riding, and skiing opportunities.
On the shores of Lake Michigan, this park is known for its dunes and beaches, as well as its hiking, biking, horseback riding, and skiing opportunities.
Iowa
Amana Colonies
A collection of seven small villages near the Amish "philosophy," located in eastern Iowa. A portion of their income now comes from tourism.
A collection of seven small villages near the Amish "philosophy," located in eastern Iowa. A portion of their income now comes from tourism.
Council Bluffs
A few buildings of historical value and mainly casinos in this city on the Nebraska border.
A few buildings of historical value and mainly casinos in this city on the Nebraska border.
Des Moines
A few more or less historic buildings in this city, which is both the capital of Iowa and the state's most populous.
A few more or less historic buildings in this city, which is both the capital of Iowa and the state's most populous.
Dubuque
It’s the oldest city in Iowa, on the banks of the Mississippi, whose ("relative") appeal lies in its architecture and 19th-century buildings, several of which have been restored.
It’s the oldest city in Iowa, on the banks of the Mississippi, whose ("relative") appeal lies in its architecture and 19th-century buildings, several of which have been restored.
Natural Heritage
Iowa Great Lakes
Three lakes in the northwest of the state, locally popular for swimming and water activities.
Three lakes in the northwest of the state, locally popular for swimming and water activities.
Michigan
Detroit
Ford’s city (with its museums) is the largest in Michigan. It is around this city that the majority of the state’s population is concentrated.
Ford’s city (with its museums) is the largest in Michigan. It is around this city that the majority of the state’s population is concentrated.
Mackinac Island
A small tourist island on Lake Huron, highly popular for its outdoor sports opportunities (hiking, cycling, horseback riding, canoeing) and birdwatching.
A small tourist island on Lake Huron, highly popular for its outdoor sports opportunities (hiking, cycling, horseback riding, canoeing) and birdwatching.
Lake Michigan
Between Michigan and Wisconsin, this vast lake and its shores (especially the eastern side) offer a string of beaches and small villages where you can enjoy various water activities.
Between Michigan and Wisconsin, this vast lake and its shores (especially the eastern side) offer a string of beaches and small villages where you can enjoy various water activities.
Upper Peninsula
This is the "Upper Peninsula" that makes up the state of Michigan. It is also its most beautiful, wildest, and least populated region, highly prized by nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts for both summer and winter activities.
This is the "Upper Peninsula" that makes up the state of Michigan. It is also its most beautiful, wildest, and least populated region, highly prized by nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts for both summer and winter activities.
Natural Heritage
Porcupine Mountains
These small, wooded mountains along the shore of Lake Michigan and bordering Wisconsin are a treat for nature lovers. You can hike, fish, ski, or canoe here.
These small, wooded mountains along the shore of Lake Michigan and bordering Wisconsin are a treat for nature lovers. You can hike, fish, ski, or canoe here.
Tahquamenon Falls State Park
This is the second-largest state park in Michigan. It features forests and waterfalls, offering hiking, fishing, canoeing, and wildlife observation (bears, moose, birds).
This is the second-largest state park in Michigan. It features forests and waterfalls, offering hiking, fishing, canoeing, and wildlife observation (bears, moose, birds).
Isle Royale National Park
The largest island in Lake Superior. It is renowned for its wildlife (wolves, moose, birds) and hiking trails.
The largest island in Lake Superior. It is renowned for its wildlife (wolves, moose, birds) and hiking trails.
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Along the southern shore of Lake Superior, towering colorful cliffs, waterfalls, dunes, and beaches perfect for hiking.
Along the southern shore of Lake Superior, towering colorful cliffs, waterfalls, dunes, and beaches perfect for hiking.
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
Along Lake Michigan, sixty kilometers of dunes where you can hike on foot or ski in winter. It’s one of the region’s most popular sites.
Along Lake Michigan, sixty kilometers of dunes where you can hike on foot or ski in winter. It’s one of the region’s most popular sites.
Minnesota
Duluth
Handsome homes, lively streets, and a stunning view of Lake Superior make this mid-sized city a standout.
Handsome homes, lively streets, and a stunning view of Lake Superior make this mid-sized city a standout.
Minneapolis–Saint Paul
These two cities are inseparable, earning them the nickname "Twin Cities". Together, they form the largest urban area in Minnesota.
These two cities are inseparable, earning them the nickname "Twin Cities". Together, they form the largest urban area in Minnesota.
Minnesota State Highway 61
A stunning route running along Lake Superior from Duluth to the Canadian border.
A stunning route running along Lake Superior from Duluth to the Canadian border.
Natural Heritage
Boundary Waters Canoe Area
Forests and lakes in the north of the state, and above all a vast area of discovery for all canoeing enthusiasts.
Forests and lakes in the north of the state, and above all a vast area of discovery for all canoeing enthusiasts.
Itasca State Park
This is one of the many natural spaces in Minnesota, offering beautiful landscapes and a full range of summer and winter outdoor activities.
This is one of the many natural spaces in Minnesota, offering beautiful landscapes and a full range of summer and winter outdoor activities.
Voyageurs National Park
It’s a beautiful park primarily accessible by boat or canoe, though you can also hike there.
It’s a beautiful park primarily accessible by boat or canoe, though you can also hike there.
Missouri
Branson
It's the "Las Vegas for families." Completely unknown abroad, yet one of the most visited places in the country.
It's the "Las Vegas for families." Completely unknown abroad, yet one of the most visited places in the country.
Hannibal
A town on the banks of the Mississippi and, most notably, the birthplace of Mark Twain, which has developed a modest tourism industry around this theme.
A town on the banks of the Mississippi and, most notably, the birthplace of Mark Twain, which has developed a modest tourism industry around this theme.
Route 66
The famous route runs from Chicago (Illinois) to Santa Monica (California) via the Midwest, Texas, and the American West. It has become a major tourist "classic," especially for its western section, which is ideal for motorcycle trips.
The famous route runs from Chicago (Illinois) to Santa Monica (California) via the Midwest, Texas, and the American West. It has become a major tourist "classic," especially for its western section, which is ideal for motorcycle trips.
St. Louis
This is the major Midwest metropolis on the Mississippi River, known for its iconic Gateway Arch and vibrant music scene.
This is the major Midwest metropolis on the Mississippi River, known for its iconic Gateway Arch and vibrant music scene.
Ste. Genevieve
The oldest village in Missouri (1740), as evidenced by many of its houses and buildings.
The oldest village in Missouri (1740), as evidenced by many of its houses and buildings.
Natural Heritage
Ozark Mountains
This is a hilly region of rivers and lakes located primarily in Missouri and Arkansas. Hiking, canoeing, and fishing are popular activities here.
This is a hilly region of rivers and lakes located primarily in Missouri and Arkansas. Hiking, canoeing, and fishing are popular activities here.
Ohio
Cincinnati
On the border with Kentucky, Ohio’s third-largest city has architecture partly dating from the 19th century, though it isn’t truly a tourist destination.
On the border with Kentucky, Ohio’s third-largest city has architecture partly dating from the 19th century, though it isn’t truly a tourist destination.
Columbus
At the heart of the state, Columbus is the capital of Ohio. However, it is not particularly touristy.
At the heart of the state, Columbus is the capital of Ohio. However, it is not particularly touristy.
Holmes County
This is the world's largest concentration of Amish and Mennonite communities, with tourism centered around these groups.
This is the world's largest concentration of Amish and Mennonite communities, with tourism centered around these groups.
Warren County
Located not far from Cincinnati, it’s a string of amusement parks that draws over 6.5 million visitors each year.
Located not far from Cincinnati, it’s a string of amusement parks that draws over 6.5 million visitors each year.
Natural Heritage
Lake Erie Islands
This is a small American-Canadian tourist archipelago in Lake Erie. People come for the landscapes and beaches.
This is a small American-Canadian tourist archipelago in Lake Erie. People come for the landscapes and beaches.
North Coast Beaches
This is the area of beaches along the shore of Lake Erie, where the town of Vermilion is one of the region’s top picks for visitors.
This is the area of beaches along the shore of Lake Erie, where the town of Vermilion is one of the region’s top picks for visitors.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park
The fifth most visited national park in the USA, featuring caves, rivers, canals, waterfalls, and charming villages. Hiking and cycling are popular activities here.
The fifth most visited national park in the USA, featuring caves, rivers, canals, waterfalls, and charming villages. Hiking and cycling are popular activities here.
Wisconsin
Door County
This vast peninsula jutting into Lake Michigan is very popular. It is loved for its landscapes, beaches, and hiking trails.
This vast peninsula jutting into Lake Michigan is very popular. It is loved for its landscapes, beaches, and hiking trails.
Spring Green
For architecture lovers. The village was indeed shaped by the presence of Frank Lloyd Wright.
For architecture lovers. The village was indeed shaped by the presence of Frank Lloyd Wright.
Wisconsin Dells
This small town is home to numerous water parks. It is also located along beautiful gorges on the Wisconsin River, which can be explored by boat. In short, it’s a major local tourist destination.
This small town is home to numerous water parks. It is also located along beautiful gorges on the Wisconsin River, which can be explored by boat. In short, it’s a major local tourist destination.
Natural Heritage
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
At the tip of Wisconsin on Lake Superior. This group of 21 islands is home to numerous lighthouses and offers opportunities for fishing, hunting, kayaking, diving, and hiking on foot or skis.
At the tip of Wisconsin on Lake Superior. This group of 21 islands is home to numerous lighthouses and offers opportunities for fishing, hunting, kayaking, diving, and hiking on foot or skis.
Ice Age National Scenic Trail
Among Wisconsin's many hiking routes, the Ice Age Trail is one of the most renowned, with 1,000 miles of trails.
Among Wisconsin's many hiking routes, the Ice Age Trail is one of the most renowned, with 1,000 miles of trails.
Great Plains
North Dakota
Fargo
Located on the border with Minnesota, it is the state's largest city and its economic and cultural hub.
Located on the border with Minnesota, it is the state's largest city and its economic and cultural hub.
Natural Heritage
Devils Lake
This large natural lake is a major local tourist attraction. In addition to fishing and various water activities, its surroundings offer great hiking opportunities, including skiing in winter.
This large natural lake is a major local tourist attraction. In addition to fishing and various water activities, its surroundings offer great hiking opportunities, including skiing in winter.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
This lovely park is home to several hundred bison and wild horses. You can explore it on foot or on horseback.
This lovely park is home to several hundred bison and wild horses. You can explore it on foot or on horseback.
South Dakota
Crazy Horse Memorial
Construction began in 1948 and is still ongoing—this immense statue of the Native American chief (640 feet long x 564 feet high) will be the largest in the world once completed.
Construction began in 1948 and is still ongoing—this immense statue of the Native American chief (640 feet long x 564 feet high) will be the largest in the world once completed.
Mount Rushmore
Located in the Black Hills, this is one of the most visually iconic sites in the USA, featuring the faces of four American presidents carved into the cliffside.
Located in the Black Hills, this is one of the most visually iconic sites in the USA, featuring the faces of four American presidents carved into the cliffside.
Rapid City
Primarily a great base for exploring the southwest part of the state, which is home to the main tourist attractions (Badlands, Black Hills, Crazy Horse Memorial).
Primarily a great base for exploring the southwest part of the state, which is home to the main tourist attractions (Badlands, Black Hills, Crazy Horse Memorial).
Natural Heritage
Black Hills
A popular tourist destination known for its landscapes and caves, as well as climbing, trekking, and skiing opportunities. An old miners' train runs through the region.
A popular tourist destination known for its landscapes and caves, as well as climbing, trekking, and skiing opportunities. An old miners' train runs through the region.
Custer State Park
Bison, lakes, beautiful landscapes, panoramic views, and hiking opportunities in this park in the Black Hills.
Bison, lakes, beautiful landscapes, panoramic views, and hiking opportunities in this park in the Black Hills.
Badlands National Park
Hiking opportunities through stunning eroded landscapes where you can encounter bison.
Hiking opportunities through stunning eroded landscapes where you can encounter bison.
Wind Cave National Park
Prairies, forests, bison, and above all one of the world’s most complex cave networks, some of which can be visited with varying levels of difficulty.
Prairies, forests, bison, and above all one of the world’s most complex cave networks, some of which can be visited with varying levels of difficulty.
Kansas
Lawrence
This university town is considered rather "progressive" compared to the rest of Kansas. It’s known for its lively atmosphere and vibrant arts and music scene.
This university town is considered rather "progressive" compared to the rest of Kansas. It’s known for its lively atmosphere and vibrant arts and music scene.
Nebraska
Fort Robinson
This former fort, along with its "associated" site, has been turned into an open-air museum.
This former fort, along with its "associated" site, has been turned into an open-air museum.
Natural Heritage
Panhandle
This vast area in the northwest of Nebraska features unique geological formations, particularly at Scotts Bluff National Monument and Chimney Rock National Historic Site. Hiking is available here.
This vast area in the northwest of Nebraska features unique geological formations, particularly at Scotts Bluff National Monument and Chimney Rock National Historic Site. Hiking is available here.
Oklahoma
Cherokee County
Located in northeastern Oklahoma, this county (and its neighbors) is the heart of the Cherokee Indian Nation.
Located in northeastern Oklahoma, this county (and its neighbors) is the heart of the Cherokee Indian Nation.
Route 66
The famous route runs from Chicago (Illinois) to Santa Monica (California) via the Midwest, Texas, and the American West. It has become a major tourist "classic," especially for its western section, which is ideal for motorcycle trips.
The famous route runs from Chicago (Illinois) to Santa Monica (California) via the Midwest, Texas, and the American West. It has become a major tourist "classic," especially for its western section, which is ideal for motorcycle trips.
Tulsa
An Art Deco city, and the one with the highest concentration of buildings in this style in the country.
An Art Deco city, and the one with the highest concentration of buildings in this style in the country.
Recommended
Chicago
★★★ Museums, music, and world-renowned architecture for the third-largest city in the United States, located on Lake Michigan.
Mount Rushmore
★★★ Located in the Black Hills, this is one of the most visually iconic sites in the USA, featuring the faces of four American presidents…
Upper Peninsula
★★★ This is the "Upper Peninsula" that makes up the state of Michigan. It is also its most beautiful, wildest, and least populated region…
Worth a look / Other
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
★★ At the tip of Wisconsin on Lake Superior. This group of 21 islands is home to numerous lighthouses and offers opportunities for fishing…
Black Hills
★★ A popular tourist destination known for its landscapes and caves, as well as climbing, trekking, and skiing opportunities. An old miners'…
Boundary Waters Canoe Area
★★ Forests and lakes in the north of the state, and above all a vast area of discovery for all canoeing enthusiasts.
Branson
★★ It's the "Las Vegas for families." Completely unknown abroad, yet one of the most visited places in the country.
Dodge City
★★ The quintessential "Wild West" city, with tourism centered around this theme.
Door County
★★ This vast peninsula jutting into Lake Michigan is very popular. It is loved for its landscapes, beaches, and hiking trails.
Galena
★★ A charming tourist town known for its many historic homes and period buildings.
Holmes County
★★ This is the world's largest concentration of Amish and Mennonite communities, with tourism centered around these groups.
Ice Age National Scenic Trail
★★ Among Wisconsin's many hiking routes, the Ice Age Trail is one of the most renowned, with 1,000 miles of trails.
Mackinac Island
★★ A small tourist island on Lake Huron, highly popular for its outdoor sports opportunities (hiking, cycling, horseback riding, canoeing) and…
Lake Erie Islands
★★ This is a small American-Canadian tourist archipelago in Lake Erie. People come for the landscapes and beaches.
Minnesota State Highway 61
★★ A stunning route running along Lake Superior from Duluth to the Canadian border.
Ozark Mountains
★★ This is a hilly region of rivers and lakes located primarily in Missouri and Arkansas. Hiking, canoeing, and fishing are popular activities…
Porcupine Mountains
★★ These small, wooded mountains along the shore of Lake Michigan and bordering Wisconsin are a treat for nature lovers. You can hike, fish…
Panhandle
★★ This vast area in the northwest of Nebraska features unique geological formations, particularly at Scotts Bluff National Monument and…
Custer State Park
★★ Bison, lakes, beautiful landscapes, panoramic views, and hiking opportunities in this park in the Black Hills.
Itasca State Park
★★ This is one of the many natural spaces in Minnesota, offering beautiful landscapes and a full range of summer and winter outdoor activities.
Indiana Dunes State Park
★★ On the shores of Lake Michigan, this park is known for its dunes and beaches, as well as its hiking, biking, horseback riding, and skiing…
Tahquamenon Falls State Park
★★ This is the second-largest state park in Michigan. It features forests and waterfalls, offering hiking, fishing, canoeing, and wildlife…
Brown County State Park
★★ The most visited park in Indiana is appreciated for its panoramic views and hiking opportunities.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park
★★ The fifth most visited national park in the USA, featuring caves, rivers, canals, waterfalls, and charming villages. Hiking and cycling are…
Badlands National Park
★★ Hiking opportunities through stunning eroded landscapes where you can encounter bison.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
★★ This lovely park is home to several hundred bison and wild horses. You can explore it on foot or on horseback.
Voyageurs National Park
★★ It’s a beautiful park primarily accessible by boat or canoe, though you can also hike there.
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
★★ Along the southern shore of Lake Superior, towering colorful cliffs, waterfalls, dunes, and beaches perfect for hiking.
Route 66
★★ The famous route runs from Chicago (Illinois) to Santa Monica (California) via the Midwest, Texas, and the American West. It has become a…
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
★★ Along Lake Michigan, sixty kilometers of dunes where you can hike on foot or ski in winter. It’s one of the region’s most…
Tulsa
★★ An Art Deco city, and the one with the highest concentration of buildings in this style in the country.
Amana Colonies
★ A collection of seven small villages near the Amish "philosophy," located in eastern Iowa. A portion of their income now comes from tourism.
Bismarck
★ It's the capital of North Dakota and a city that isn't really touristy.
Cahokia Mounds
★ The remains of one of the largest Native American cities in North America. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, valued more for its…
Cape Girardeau
★ It's a small town that lives to the rhythm of the Mississippi River.
Cherokee County
★ Located in northeastern Oklahoma, this county (and its neighbors) is the heart of the Cherokee Indian Nation.
Cincinnati
★ On the border with Kentucky, Ohio’s third-largest city has architecture partly dating from the 19th century, though it isn’t…
Cleveland
★ A cultural city (and the home of Rock 'n' Roll) located on the shores of Lake Erie.
Columbus
★ At the heart of the state, Columbus is the capital of Ohio. However, it is not particularly touristy.
Council Bluffs
★ A few buildings of historical value and mainly casinos in this city on the Nebraska border.
Crazy Horse Memorial
★ Construction began in 1948 and is still ongoing—this immense statue of the Native American chief (640 feet long x 564 feet high) will…
Deadwood
★ A small town from the Old West and the Gold Rush that has become a tourist attraction.
Des Moines
★ A few more or less historic buildings in this city, which is both the capital of Iowa and the state's most populous.
Detroit
★ Ford’s city (with its museums) is the largest in Michigan. It is around this city that the majority of the state’s population…
Dubuque
★ It’s the oldest city in Iowa, on the banks of the Mississippi, whose ("relative") appeal lies in its architecture and 19th-century…
Duluth
★ Handsome homes, lively streets, and a stunning view of Lake Superior make this mid-sized city a standout.
Fargo
★ Located on the border with Minnesota, it is the state's largest city and its economic and cultural hub.
Shawnee National Forest
★ Forests and distinctive rock formations, plus hiking opportunities.
Fort Robinson
★ This former fort, along with its "associated" site, has been turned into an open-air museum.
Hannibal
★ A town on the banks of the Mississippi and, most notably, the birthplace of Mark Twain, which has developed a modest tourism industry…
Indianapolis
★ Quelques musées et monuments dans la capitale de l'Indiana. C'est là aussi que se déroule la célèbre course automobile des "500 miles…
Iowa Great Lakes
★ Three lakes in the northwest of the state, locally popular for swimming and water activities.
Kansas City
★ Straddling Kansas and Missouri, the city is known for its architecture.
Devils Lake
★ This large natural lake is a major local tourist attraction. In addition to fishing and various water activities, its surroundings offer…
Lake Michigan
★ Between Michigan and Wisconsin, this vast lake and its shores (especially the eastern side) offer a string of beaches and small villages…
Lawrence
★ This university town is considered rather "progressive" compared to the rest of Kansas. It’s known for its lively atmosphere and…
Lincoln
★ It's the capital of the state of Nebraska. It's not very touristy.
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
★ The farm (and its memorial) where Lincoln spent his youth.
Madison
★ The capital of Wisconsin is known for its quality of life.
Milwaukee
★ It's the largest city in Wisconsin with museums and festivals.
Minneapolis–Saint Paul
★ These two cities are inseparable, earning them the nickname "Twin Cities". Together, they form the largest urban area in Minnesota.
North Coast Beaches
★ This is the area of beaches along the shore of Lake Erie, where the town of Vermilion is one of the region’s top picks for visitors.
Oklahoma City
★ The capital of the state of Oklahoma, with a few museums and lively neighborhoods.
Omaha
★ The largest city in Nebraska with regional cultural recognition.
Clifty Falls State Park
★ A small park with waterfalls located south of Indiana.
Isle Royale National Park
★ The largest island in Lake Superior. It is renowned for its wildlife (wolves, moose, birds) and hiking trails.
Wind Cave National Park
★ Prairies, forests, bison, and above all one of the world’s most complex cave networks, some of which can be visited with varying…
Rapid City
★ Primarily a great base for exploring the southwest part of the state, which is home to the main tourist attractions (Badlands, Black Hills…
Sand Hills
★ A vast, largely desert-like region where prairies and dunes blend together.
Spring Green
★ For architecture lovers. The village was indeed shaped by the presence of Frank Lloyd Wright.
Springfield (Illinois)
★ This is the city of Lincoln, with tourist activity centered around the man himself.
St. Louis
★ This is the major Midwest metropolis on the Mississippi River, known for its iconic Gateway Arch and vibrant music scene.
Ste. Genevieve
★ The oldest village in Missouri (1740), as evidenced by many of its houses and buildings.
Warren County
★ Located not far from Cincinnati, it’s a string of amusement parks that draws over 6.5 million visitors each year.
Wichita
★ The largest city in Kansas, with many museums.
Wisconsin Dells
★ This small town is home to numerous water parks. It is also located along beautiful gorges on the Wisconsin River, which can be explored by…