Museums in Kansas City, Missouri

You are invited to discover some of the 34,500 pieces in the collection of The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.... More on Visitkc.com

I loved the museum , had great photography and abstract paintings. More on GeckoGo

The sleek exterior of the Kemper Museum only hints at the activity within. The light-filled atrium provides... More on Discover America

A great dose of art without the commitment of a large Museum. More on Yahoo! Travel

Opened on December 2, 2006, the museum contains objects and documents ranging from weaponry and uniforms us... More on Heritage

This museum is outstanding. More on Yahoo! Travel

At the American Jazz Museum...visitors can listen to the music of such greats as Louis Armstrong, Julia Le... More on Off the Beaten Path: Missouri

This new 50,000-square-foot museum complex has opened at the intersection of 18th and Vine Streets, paying ... More on recreation.gov

Welcome to Science City, where play and education go hand-in-hand. Let curiosity be your guide through more... More on familydaysoutusa

My kids always like to go. More on GoCityKids

overview: The Toy and Miniature Museum of Kansas City was founded in 1982 by two Kansas Citians Mary Harris... More on MuseumStuff.com

The staff was very smart and you could have a conversation with them. More on Yahoo! Travel

Experience the American Royal Livestock, Rodeo & Horse Show, all year round - Sit on a saddle & be in video... More on entertainment.com

I visited the museum July 9th, 2002. It was a bittersweet trip as I can remember both the old arenas and th... More on TripAdvisor

...this treasure trove now tells casual visitors, school kids, scholars, living-history reenactors, and ju... More on Off the Beaten Path: Missouri

This cargo steamboat, laden with 220 tons of merchandise destined for settlers out west, sank in the Misso... More on Frommers

The Kansas City Zoo sits on 202 acres of rolling hills in the middle of Swope Park, the second largest urba... More on Kansascityzoo.org

The petting zoo was fun, but my favorite part was something that not a lot of zoos offer. More on Epinions.com

Free, hands-on, creative art experience where children use their imaginations and feel good about their own... More on Discover America

Plus it was FREE!!! More on Yahoo! Travel