See everything behind the world's most popular greeting card at the company's factory headquarters.

Museum featuring cattle and agricultural exhibits.

Excellent non-smoking environment to hear great jazz.

Historic district of Kansas City filled with renovated buildings, museums and a performing arts center.

This museum, located in a 50-room mansion, traces the development of life on the plains and Kansas City's role in the westward expansion of the United States.

"The City of Fountains" boasts more than 40 public water works, ranging from classical to modern, minimalist to ornate.

As a testament to Kansas City, the mother of swing and Bebop, this museum evokes the living spirit of jazz legends and chronicles the history of jazz and its greatest performers.

This peaceful 74-acre retreat offers the fragrant Rose Garden, scenic walking paths and a small lake for those restful moments.

Starting in 1821, this ancient passageway was used on a regular basis by merchant-traders from Missouri to transport their goods to Santa Fe, Mexico.

Memorabilia and personal items belonging to 20th-century artist, Thomas Hart Benton, are on display at his late-Victorian home and art studio.

State-of-the-art technology with cutting edge music is the main attraction at this high-voltage club catering to the gay community.

The Oregon Trail was a major pathway from Missouri to Oregon, which carried thousands of pioneer families to the promised land on the western frontier.

Named "One of the Five Best Theaters" in the nation for young audiences by "TIME" magazine and winner of the 2004 Missouri Arts Award, the Coterie Theatre is a not-for-profit professional theater for youth and family audiences. Its mission is to open lines of communication between races, sexes and generations. In addition to its mainstage productions, the Coterie offers year-round acting and theatre classes and community outreach programs: playwrighting program for high schools and teens, Treasure Trunk Tour for preschools and a Dramatic AIDS Education program.