What to do: For a memorable ride through the city's historic district, take a Hearse Ghost Tour to see the (many!) haunted residences ($15 per person).
Plus, from its dock you can hop on a free, scenic Savannah River ferry to the heart of the city. Where to stay: The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa has it all: pool, golf course, gym, even scheduled s'mores by the fire pit. Why: October is festival month in this storied Southern town, so hit up Oktoberfest on the River (kids won't want to miss the Wiener Dog Races-tiny dachshunds compete!) or the Greek Festival, both free events. And don't leave town without grabbing pastries or cookies from Natasha's Mulberry & Mott or handmade ice cream from Glacé. Or try upscale comfort food (like duck-fat fries-amazing) at the new gastropub Gram & Dun. Local favorite Fiorella's Jack Stack Barbecue serves big portions of slow-smoked meat. Get your shopping fix at Country Club Plaza, rife with outdoor art and Moorish architecture inspired by KC's sister city, Seville, Spain.įun places to eat: You can't go to Kansas City without trying its famed BBQ. Be sure to climb to the top of the museum's 217-foot Memorial Tower for one of the best views of the city.
Afterward, take in the National WWI Museum (admission is $14 for adults, $12 for kids 6 to 17, and free for kids under 5). What to do: Explore the quirky masterpieces at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (admission is free), then hit up Hallmark's Kaleidescope, a free art space where kids can go wild with Hallmark's leftover paper products, markers, and melted crayons. Where to stay: The city's first green property, Q Hotel & Spa, offers complimentary amenities like Wi-Fi, gym passes, parking, and even on-site yoga. Why: Kansas City has a distinctive art culture, from avant-garde museums to beautiful fountains and sculptures along the city streets.
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