Route 66 stops in Missouri

Indie boutique on the square offering clothing, accessories, and curated gifts.

Visitor information center located Next to the historic Boots Court property on Route 66.

Visitor center with brochures, travel info, and regional history exhibits.

Historic garage and tire shop known for its vintage DeSoto-Plymouth roadside sign.

Peaked 1920s timber bridge on Oak Street known for the rollercoaster-like ride over the tracks.

Former tourist court where the house faced Route 66 and cabins stood behind the lot.

1930s cottage-style filling station later reused under several names along Route 66.

Official visitor center offering maps and Route 66 resources.

Once a functioning roadside weld shop, now a rustic Route 66 relic.

Painted boulder shaped like a frog, local icon and quirky photo stop.

Historic courthouse along Route 66.

German restaurant with unique decor on Route 66.

Art space featuring local Route 66 artists.

Historic bridge now closed to traffic.

Historic Route 66 roadway segment featuring dramatic curves and scenic Ozark views.

Abandoned Route 66-era gas station.

Classic diner offering homestyle meals.

Museum preserving Route 66 history and culture.

Southern-style catfish and seafood restaurant.

Mall featuring Route 66 antiques and memorabilia.

Abandoned café along Route 66.

Route 66 traveler welcome center.

Replica honoring Edwin Hubble.

Drive-through safari park with exotic animals.

Classic motor court-style motel on Route 66.

Government courthouse with historic significance.

Visitor information center for Route 66 travelers.

Ornate mosque and event venue with rich history

Heritage plaza commemorating the birthplace of Route 66 with public art and interpretive displays.

Central gathering spot and plaza with Route 66 roots

Location of the famous 1865 gunfight involving Wild Bill Hickok.

Cultural and community center with historical significance.

Vintage roadside cabins along Route 66.

Site of the original drive-thru hamburger stand.

Park marking the official birthplace of Route 66.

Car museum with vintage and classic vehicles on display.

Antique cars and Route 66 collectibles.

Historic motor court with vintage charm.

Old-school barbershop on Route 66.

Abandoned country store with roadside charm.

Restored filling station and general store from Route 66’s heyday.

Historic iron bridge from the early Route 66 alignment.

Long-abandoned garage, a relic of motoring past.

Classic roadside diner serving comfort food and friendly service.

Unique aviation-themed diner adjacent to an airstrip.

Historic St. Louis riverfront with cobblestones, shops, and nightlife.

Large urban park home to museums, trails, and Route 66 landmarks.

Home of Budweiser—tours, tasting rooms, and Clydesdale stables in a historic facility.

Tiny vintage drive-in known for flat-top burgers, root beer, and a retro vibe.

Southern-style roadhouse offering BBQ, blues, and regional comfort food.

Local visitor center providing Route 66 information, history, and rest stops.

Park with trails, picnic areas, and Route 66 memorabilia at the visitor center.

Historic Route 66 bridge crossing the Meramec River.

Remnant signage from a once-bustling café.

Museum and visitor center inside a historic 1930s motor inn.

Scenic overlook offering panoramic views of Pacific and the Meramec River Valley.

Preserved neon sign from the long-gone Diamond Inn.

Expansive reserve with hiking trails, native plant gardens, and exhibits.

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Historic Route 66 shaved ice and ice cream stand in Saint Clair.