Route 66 stops in Springfield, IL

Collection of historic and restored signs celebrating Springfield, Route 66, and roadside businesses.

A one-of-a-kind Route 66 stop for great food, classic cars, and live entertainment.

Museum attraction within the Motorheads complex, featuring motoring and roadside memorabilia.

Outdoor, self-guided exhibit at the Illinois State Fairgrounds exploring communities and attractions along Illinois Route 66.

Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home with original furnishings.

Historic Route 66 gas station associated with Bill Shea and roadside memorabilia displays.

Museum exploring Abraham Lincoln's life, presidency, and legacy.

Tiny early filling station moved from Middletown and preserved in Springfield as a Route 66 roadside photo stop.

Abraham Lincoln's tomb and memorial in Oak Ridge Cemetery.

Historic former railroad station in downtown Springfield.

Preserved neighborhood containing Lincoln’s only owned home.

Boutique hotel near the Capitol offering historic vibes and modern comforts.

Outdoor food court with local eats on Route 66.

Birthplace of the Cozy Dog corn dog, a Route 66 icon.

Springfield auto repair and service center.

A family-friendly Route 66 smokehouse serving hearty American favorites

Longtime local pizza spot along the Route.

French Renaissance-style capitol building in Springfield.

Museum exploring Illinois' natural history, people, art, and cultural heritage.

Route 66-era lodging option.

Main info hub for visitors near historic downtown attractions.

Historic eatery serving upscale American fare since the 1880s.