Things to do on Route 66

Historic Chicago German-American restaurant operating since 1898.

A playful, immersive museum centered on ice cream and childhood nostalgia.

The official eastern terminus sign where travelers begin Route 66.

Historic 1960s Route 66 café and service station ruins.

Iconic Route 66 stop with retro neon and a preserved 1950s aesthetic.

Beloved giant blue whale sculpture photo op.

Springfield auto repair and service center.

Outdoor food court with local eats on Route 66.

Vintage shop and Route 66 tourist stop with art cars and nostalgic finds.

Family-friendly ranch with mazes, animals, pony rides & more.

Legendary Tulsa venue and home of Western swing.

Marketplace-style venue with food stalls and shops.

Lavish 1929 Spanish Revival theater, fully restored and operational.

Neighborhood pub with burgers, beer, trivia, and games.

World-renowned art museum with an extensive collection including "American Gothic" and more.

Historic 1912 Route 66 bar with neon, music, and nightlife.

Cozy café serving hearty breakfasts and coffee.

Retro motel with mid-century flair near university district.

Zoo, aquarium, and botanical gardens in one family-friendly destination.

Retro castle-style mid-century car wash with quirky architecture.