Things to do on Route 66

Famous neon-lit Route 66 motel since the 1940s

Restored 1932 filling station — one of the most-photographed on Route 66.

Fully restored Sinclair gas station turned museum.

Park honoring the Eagles lyric with statue and mural.

National cemetery honoring U.S. veterans.

Iconic tilted water tower landmark on Route 66.

Classic outdoor movie theater showing double features.

Bridge over Roubidoux Creek along Route 66.

Another abandoned Route 66 motel—sun-faded signage and overgrown lots echo its former glory.

Ornate 1920s theater known for its architecture and performances.

Once a motor court for Route 66 travelers, now a crumbling relic of mid-century roadside stays.

Deserted but iconic roadside motel—now a ghostly marker of Route 66's golden era.

Boutique hotel with space-themed decor and rooftop bar.

Classic roadside donut shop serving fresh donuts and coffee since 1952.

Historic Route 66 motel with neon signage

One of the oldest continuously operating motels on Route 66, beautifully restored.

Iconic 630-foot monument symbolizing westward expansion.

Rustic steakhouse and tavern-style dining in a historic 1920s Route 66 stop.

Historic diner known for breakfast and burgers, now closed.

Famed frozen custard stand and Route 66 institution since the 1930s.