Missouri is a great state to get outdoors, but it also has a lot of interesting urban sights to see and a lot of roadside oddities that make it one interesting place to visit.

31. Lake of the Ozarks State Park(Kaiser)

This park has something for everyone. From fishing, boating, and beaches to hiking, camping, cave exploring and more. If you’re an outdoors lover, you will be able to spend a whole weekend here.

32. George Washington Carver National Monument (Diamond)

This is the birthplace and home of George Washington Carver, this is the first National Park dedicated to an African American. Many of the activities in the park are based on Carver’s favorite things – painting, rock collections, and occasional nature programs. There’s a one mile loop trail that takes you past the historical sites located here. Give yourself about an hour here to walk around.

33. Hollywood Wax Museum Branson (Branson)

A recent multi-million dollar renovation has brought even more star power to the Hollywood Wax Museum in Branson. It’s the only museum like it dedicated exclusively to celebrity figures. You can have your picture taken with wax likenesses of John Wayne, Marilyn Monroe, Lucy Liu, Michael Jackson, and Will Smith, just to name a few. Spend about 2 hours here playing with the rich and famous.

34. Science City at Union Station (Kansas City)

There is so much to see at Science City. Bring the kids along so they can explore the many hands on exhibits, including the Dinolab, Force and Motion, the KC Rail Experience, the Mr. E Hotel and all it’s illusions, and the Spark Lab. And that’s only a part of what you’ll find when you spend half a day here.

35. Rise Coffee (St Louis)

Located in the Grove community of St Louis, Rise Coffee brews sustainable specialty coffee and serves light food and baked goods from other small shops in the area. Rise Coffee really celebrates the community and the city of St Louis. Stop by the shop or the food truck and have a cup of coffee.

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