Route 66 stops in Missouri

Official visitor center offering maps and Route 66 resources.

Painted boulder shaped like a frog, local icon and quirky photo stop.

Park with trout hatchery, spring-fed streams, and nature trails.

Once a charming winery and museum—closed but a reminder of local viticulture.

Classic car dealer and memorabilia shop.

Comfort food served in a laid-back setting with Route 66 charm.

Local info center offering help, maps, and exhibits on Rolla’s history.

Granite Stonehenge replica — unique roadside stop.

Once a bustling resort on Route 66, now closed and overgrown.

Classic diner offering homestyle meals.

Museum preserving Route 66 history and culture.

Southern-style catfish and seafood restaurant.

Mall featuring Route 66 antiques and memorabilia.

Abandoned café along Route 66.

Route 66 traveler welcome center.

Former Route 66 gas station.

Replica honoring Edwin Hubble.

Drive-through safari park with exotic animals.

Historic courthouse along Route 66.

Iconic painted Route 66 shield on the road.

German restaurant with unique decor on Route 66.

Art space featuring local Route 66 artists.

Abandoned Route 66-era gas station.

Historic bridge now closed to traffic.

Cultural and community center with historical significance.

Historic transportation-related facility in Springfield.

Park marking the official birthplace of Route 66.

Site of the original drive-thru hamburger stand.

Car museum with vintage and classic vehicles on display.

Antique cars and Route 66 collectibles.

Historic motor court with vintage charm.

Old-school barbershop on Route 66.

Vintage roadside cabins along Route 66.

Restored Texaco sign with classic gas pumps.

Abandoned country store with roadside charm.

Classic motor court-style motel on Route 66.

Visitor information center for Route 66 travelers.

Ornate mosque and event venue with rich history

Central gathering spot and plaza with Route 66 roots

Location of the famous 1865 gunfight involving Wild Bill Hickok.

Government courthouse with historic significance.

Iconic Route 66 stone signage marking the historic path.

Quirky roadside sculpture of a woman changing a tire.

Eclectic antique store offering vintage treasures and collectibles.

Historic painted sign from a former feed store.

Restored 1940s-style motor court known for its retro charm and neon sign.

Romanesque courthouse with turreted tower in Carthage.

Cozy coffee shop offering handcrafted drinks and light fare.

Visitor center with brochures, travel info, and regional history exhibits.

Artist-created village with restored historic buildings and quirky art.

Historic iron bridge from the early Route 66 alignment.

Restored filling station and general store from Route 66’s heyday.

Unique aviation-themed diner adjacent to an airstrip.

Long-abandoned garage, a relic of motoring past.

Classic roadside diner serving comfort food and friendly service.

Retro soda fountain and grill with nostalgic vibes and homemade treats.

Classic American bar and grill on historic Route 66.

Once a lively local bar, now shuttered.

Former post office preserved as a local landmark.

Brewpub with craft beer and laid-back vibes in downtown Joplin.