Things to do on Route 66

Tulsa's iconic 1924 dance hall and birthplace of Western swing, still rocking today.

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

Colorful cartoon-style mural.

Local visitor center offering travel info, maps and guidance for exploring Miami and Route 66.

Lavish 1929 Spanish Revival theater, fully restored and operational.

A vibrant collection of five individual murals painted side-by-side, each showcasing a different artistic style and theme

Miami 2nd & Main Route 66 Fence Mural,Colorful fence mural featuring Route 66 symbols and community artwork along a prominent downtown corner.

Route 66 mural with vintage car and 'Get Your Kicks' theme.

Ottawa County history museum with a preserved 1915 home and interactive exhibits.

Miami Gateway sign,Official Route 66-style gateway sign welcoming visitors to Miami’s historic downtown corridor.

Historic Route 66 motel sign and popular roadside photo opportunity.

Historic bridge over US-69, no longer in use.

Classic American drive-in.

Mexican restaurant overlooking passing trains.

Local pharmacy and retail.

Restored vintage drive-in theater offering movies and events.

Historic café made of native rock on Route 66.

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

Major Route 66 museum interpreting the history and culture of America's Mother Road.

The geographical midpoint of Route 66 between Chicago and Los Angeles.

Mid-century modern motel with Route 66 flair

Iconic souvenir shop with a teepee façade.

Visitor center and shop for Route 66 travelers.

Famous neon-lit Route 66 motel since the 1940s

Traditional Route 66 motel for travelers

Restored Art Deco gas station and Route 66 visitor center.

Museum featuring Route 66 and barbed wire history.

Iconic tilted water tower landmark on Route 66.

Oversized cowboy statue and gift shop near Route 66.

Historical museum covering the Civil War, Route 66, and Baxter’s boomtown era.

Welcome center with exhibits and brochures on Route 66 attractions.

A ghost town and former mining hub abandoned after decades of toxic lead and zinc contamination made it uninhabitable.

Prominent civic building near Route 66.

Legendary mid-century burger joint with a giant yellow KuKu bird.

Expansive brewery and distillery with full food service.

Kingman's premier live entertainment venue.

Patriotic community mural with vivid artwork.

Retro diner serving burgers, shakes, and fries.

Former auto court with classic stone architecture

Natural rock formation resembling a giant fish bowl.

Charming small-town post office still in operation.

Classic welcome sign marking Oatman's historic entrance.

Classic Route 66 motel with river access and neon signage.

Deserted motel with original neon sign still intact.

Route 66 eatery known for hearty meals and retro decor.

Welcome marker at western edge of Route 66 entering California.

Historic Union 76 gas station located along a remote stretch of Route 66.

Beloved vintage shop loaded with Route 66 memorabilia.

Large green tiki-style roadside art installation.

Giant Route 66 shield photo monument located in Lewis Kingman Park.

Classic Route 66 steakhouse with Western vibes.

Vintage motel known for panoramic views, now closed.

Vintage motel sign and facade often used for photo ops.

Historic Whiting Brothers gas station representing one of the Southwest's most recognizable Route 66 fuel brands.

Vintage Whiting Brothers roadside sign preserved along historic Route 66.

Casual restaurant serving a wide-ranging menu that includes Mexican dishes, plus live entertainment.

Historic adobe district with shops, museums, and cultural attractions.

Historic adobe church on Route 66.

Historic motel with distinct neon, now closed and decaying.