Things to do on Route 66

Historic Route 66 location featuring gaming machines.

Memorial site commemorating Route 66 travelers and history.

Monument honoring labor leader Mary Harris “Mother” Jones.

One of the oldest service stations on Route 66, fully restored.

Classic car dealership and Route 66 stop with restored vintage vehicles.

Giant roadside chair sculpture, great for quirky photo stops.

Eccentric attraction featuring rabbits, Route 66 memorabilia, and humor.

Former tavern turned event venue along Route 66.

Massive roadside antique store with iconic pink elephant statue.

Historic Lutheran church with Route 66 ties.

Local diner serving comfort food to travelers on Route 66.

Restored 1909 movie house hosting concerts and performances.

Ancient Native American site dating to around 700 A.D.

Historic home tied to early Collinsville history.

Weathered neon sign from a long-closed motel.

Modest, budget-friendly motel catering to Route 66 travelers.

Indoor market with eclectic finds and attached cafe.

Small, vintage roadside motel with basic amenities.

Shuttered Route 66-era motel, now in ruins.

Historic pedestrian bridge over the Mississippi River on Route 66.