Route 66 stops in Missouri

A 9,000 sq ft antique mall in Cuba, MO with 100+ vendors packed with vintage Route 66 treasures.

Local bar and grill with classic American fare and Route 66 vibes.

Freshly baked bread, deli sandwiches, and a friendly small-town atmosphere.

1955 Carthage Route 66 motel by Kellogg Lake Park offering quiet, comfy stays

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

Authentic Mexican food, snacks, desserts, and artisan ice cream.

Classic American diner serving breakfast and comfort food.

Oversized Route 66 shield monument — a classic roadside photo stop.

A Cuba, Missouri mural that captures a surprising and unforgettable encounter between Hollywood legend Bette Davis and a local photographer.

A Cuba, Missouri mural honoring former mayor Al West Sr., whose leadership helped transform the town into a modern city.

A Cuba, Missouri mural celebrating the region’s deep connection to its rivers, from early Native American travel to modern-day floating culture.

Mural commemorating that Amelia Earhart made a forced emergency landing in Cuba on September 4, 1928.

A three-panel mural in Cuba, Missouri celebrating a restored 1932 Phillips 66 station and the legacy of the Wallis family.

Late Victorian home on the National Register; a landmark of Cuba's early prosperity.

Mural Commerating that rom 1895-1920, Cuba was the largest producer, processor, and distributor of apples in the state of Missouri.

A Day in the Cooperage Mural that honors McGinnis Wood Products' 50th anniversary.

Preserved stone jail from Cuba’s early days—perfect for historic photo ops.

A Cuba mural depicting craftsmen inside the 1948 Roberts-Judson Sheetmetal & Millworks building Cuba, MO, part of the city's Route 66 Mural City collection.

Local banker A.J. Barnett eventual People Bank President who also owned Cuba's first Model T.

A Cuba, Missouri mural depicting the historic meeting between the Osage Nation and early French settlers.

Prosperity Corner Mural showing citizensmeeting to do business, and pass the time of day at H.H. Tieman’s General Merchandise Store.

A series of murals in Cuba, Missouri depicting Civil War events from General Sterling Price’s 1864 campaign through the region.

The mural commemorates Harry Truman's 1940 Senate campaign stop in Cuba.

A vibrant Route 66 mural in Cuba, Missouri styled like a classic “Greetings Fromâ€

Massive roadside rocking chair along Route 66, once billed as the world’s largest and now a popular photo stop.

A beloved 1955 Route 66 drive-in theater that entertained generations of locals and travelers before closing.

Collection of outdoor murals depicting local and national history.

Surviving sign from the historic Rockwood Court motor court on Route 66.

Historic Wagon Wheel Motel sign associated with one of the oldest continuously operating Route 66 motels.

A quirky Route 66 family fun destination in the Missouri Ozarks, famous for its fudge and roadside charm.

Rustic BBQ joint known for smoked meats, sweet tea, and Route 66 ambiance.

Casual local restaurant in Cuba offering quick meals and everyday comfort food.

Colorful Mexican restaurant serving authentic dishes in a festive setting.

Homestyle meals and friendly service in a Route 66-themed diner.

Local Route 66 bar and grill in downtown Cuba known for casual food and a relaxed local crowd.

Popular downtown Cuba burger stop known for hearty burgers along historic Route 66.

A long-standing Cuba, Missouri shoe store known for its wide selection and a unique display featuring shoes worn by Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in recorded history.

Route 66 roadside general store and gift shop next to the World’s 2nd Largest Rocking Chair.

Historic Route 66 souvenir and gas stop still operating.

An experience the whole family will enjoy with attractions to entertain all ages with a sense of humor, fun and adventure.

Roadside attraction with candy, museum displays, quirky gifts, and selfie spots.

Local museum featuring mining history, Route 66 exhibits, and sports memorabilia.

Site of the 1933 Bonnie and Clyde shootout in Joplin.

Scenic waterfall and natural swimming hole on Shoal Creek.

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

Quirky roadside sculpture of a woman changing a tire.

Operating roadside motel on East Central Avenue with classic motor-court layout.

Historic Route 66 burger stand serving classics since 1953

Historic Route 66 U-shaped cabin court whose surviving office and sign recall Route 66 lodging history.

Large downtown mural celebrating notable Carthage natives and hometown pride.

Historic neon sign associated with the famous Boots Court Motel.

Small roadside police warning sign on Route 66 known for catching drivers off guard.

Bridge over Roubidoux Creek along Route 66.

Historic Route 66 motel with neon signage

Historic Route 66 motor court known for its iconic neon sign.

A 1962 National Register landmark in Springfield serving classic steakburgers on the original Route 66 alignment since the Mother Road's golden age.

Historic multi-story downtown building

Classic restored theater in downtown Springfield.

European-inspired café and bakery in downtown Springfield.

Former motor court, now closed.