Cheap Things To Do in Jefferson City, Missouri

Our mission is to collect, preserve and share the history of Cole County and its people. Our museum is loca... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The society is dedicated to the collection and preservation of records, documents, and artifacts directly r... More on Heritage

This bowling center features 24 lanes, a cocktail lounge, billiard tables, pinball, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This is the best bowling alley I've been to in many states. More on Yahoo! Travel

Museum provides historic displays and information about Missouri's military past with a focus on ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Jefferson Landing, one of the few remaining 19th-century river-front landings on the Missouri River, was a busy center of commerce in Jefferson City during the mid-1800s. Steamboats traveling betwe... More on Epinions.com

Jefferson Landing, one of the few remaining 19th-century river-front landings on the Missouri River, was a busy center of commerce in Jefferson City during the mid-1800s. Steamboats traveling betwe... More on Epinions.com

This is about a medium sized park. It is all concrete and is fenced in. There are no pads required and bike... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

THE WPIA IS GREAT II LOVE IT AND RECOMEND GOING IT IS NEVER VERY CROWDED AND IS A GOOD PRICE PLUS HAS A TOT... More on Yahoo! Travel

Missouri State Archives is the state's largest repository ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Lockers are provided free, and there is a pleasant little lunch room with a fridge, sink and microwave (bri... More on Yahoo! Travel

We went on a cold, wet and windy day so it was good to get out of the weather and enjoy both the building a... More on TripAdvisor

I love the state capitol. It is a beautiful building with montgomery elevators. They also welcome photograp... More on TripAdvisor

At the Runge Conservation Nature Center, come and enjoy the wonders of Missouri's habitats and the fish, fo... More on Mdc.mo.gov

Fun for kids and nature enthusiasts. More on Yahoo! Travel

Fun place to ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Bring along your four legged friend to tour the Missouri Veterinary Museum and view some of the first tools used in the field. Imagine performing surgery on wooden operating tables with 19th century instruments. ... More on DogFriendly.com