Things to do on Route 66

Public plaza near Kingman visitor center and depot.

Small museum inside a former depot showcasing rail history.

Expansive brewery and distillery with full food service.

Classic bar and local gathering spot since the mid-century era.

Tourist center in former train depot.

Route 66 diner serving hearty breakfast and burgers.

Old-fashioned soda shop now closed.

Western-themed complex with food and fun.

Bar and grill with cowboy vibe.

Historic Route 66 steakhouse no longer operating.

Modest Route 66 motel with vintage charm.

Iconic sign welcoming travelers to Williams.

Upscale rustic-style lodging along the route.

Auto shop with classic cars and memorabilia.

Extensive automotive museum showcasing car design and culture.

Thrilling zipline with a view of historic downtown.

Gift shop dedicated to all things Route 66.

Boutique inn in a former 1890s bordello with themed rooms.

Craft brewery with seasonal beers, food, and a laid-back vibe.

Italian-American dishes in a historic Route 66 setting.

Train experience from Williams to Grand Canyon with vintage cars.

Oldest hotel in Arizona with vintage rooms

Famous for pies and comfort food on the route.

Photo mural tribute to the Mother Road.

Classic car-themed stop with vintage flair.

Retro-themed diner with American fare.

Simple Route 66 motor lodge with retro feel

Abandoned gas station on Route 66.

Classic budget stay with Route 66 signage

Charming inn with western decor and flair.

Basic and affordable motel along Route 66

Casual spot for homestyle meals on Route 66.

Simple roadside motel for budget-conscious travelers.

Rustic-style budget motel with Route 66 charm.

Once-popular BBQ joint, now permanently closed.

Defunct motel from the Route 66 golden days

Gift shop and memorabilia stop in a historic Route 66 building.

Abandoned mid-century motel with haunting atmosphere

Former vintage and resale clothing boutique, now closed.

Salon themed with retro Route 66 flair and vintage décor.

Local park offering shade, walking paths, and picnic tables.

Museum dedicated to the town’s role in Route 66 and railroad history.

Nostalgic roadside sign with humorous poetry.

Historic bridge spanning Partridge Creek

Whimsical store with mannequins and Route 66 kitsch.

Popular Route 66 motel offering travelers a classic roadside lodging experience.

Antique storefront filled with memorabilia and retro finds.

Vintage motel with neon charm along Historic 66

World-famous Route 66 burger stand known for jokes, pranks and roadside charm.

Rustic old-school garage and photo-worthy roadside stop.

Local diner serving comfort food in a classic Route 66 setting.

Distinctive abandoned gas station known for its curved architecture.

Classic Route 66 lodging for travelers in the Texas panhandle.

Small shop featuring Route 66 souvenirs and artisan goods.

Former BBQ stop on Route 66, now permanently closed.

Roadside attraction and visitor stop located near the midpoint of Route 66.

Famous sign marking the MidPoint Cafe, located halfway between Chicago and Santa Monica.

Famous cafe at the midpoint of Route 66, known for pies and nostalgia.

Ruins of a once-thriving town on the Texas & New Mexico border.

Derelict diner with nostalgic signage along an abandoned town strip.