Scottie's Fun Spot is truly a fun place that offers a wide array of activities for everyone. From go karts to bumper cars, ice skating, hockey, arcade, mini bowling and laser tag, Scottie's is a great place to hang out with a group of friends or with your kids.
Take a journey through the bygone era of Hannibal with a visit to the Big River Train Town. Home to a variety of unique and interesting toy train memorabilia and layouts, the museum is a delightful treat for visitors of all ages and especially the little ones. If you are someone who loves trains, the place is an unmissable attraction for you in the town. Walk through the displays of colorful toy trains, play with a few more, and click beautiful pictures of your visit for keepsakes. The depot store at the museum offers unique souvenirs and collectibles.
Built in the year 1898, Rockcliffe Mansion is an architectural marvel and is ideally located on top of a limestone cliff overlooking Mississippi River. The house is surrounded by porches and there is a great influence of Georgian Revival style in its exterior. Late Victorian and Art Noveau styles can be seen in the interiors and they have a central hall and many public rooms inside. They have retained all the original furnishings of the mansion and they have over 150 artistic windows and 10 fireplaces with well complemented wood work. The mansion is registered under the National Register of Historic Places and is also functioning as a Boutique Bed & Breakfast. Guided tours are available on request.
Within the humble two story house made of wood paneling, one of America's most important cultural figures not only came of age, but gained experiences that would contribute to some of the country's most memorable literary moments. The home of the erudite legend evokes a certain kind of literary nostalgia, which lingers over several nooks and crannies of the house, the very corners which served as inspiration for Twain to craft his revered stories. Part of the Mark Twain Historic District, the house doubles as a museum which plays host to myriad manuscripts, the author's original editions, interactive exhibits, treasured mementos and the famed fence featured in Tom Sawyer. An officially designated National Historic Landmark, this storied boyhood home helps keep Mark Twain's literature alive and relevant, even in today's times.
The Hannibal History Museum was founded with the intent to discover, preserve and showcase Hannibal's natural, cultural and industrial heritage. Here visitors can discover the rich and colorful history of Hannibal, learn more about the region’s river explorers and early settlers, the birth and rise of steamboats and railroads, get a glimpse of Civil War artifacts, lives of millionaire lumber barons, and architecture of its historic districts. Later, visitors can check out the gift shop, which has a wide variety of handmade vintage items and accessories for sale.
Named after the celebrated author who once resided in the town, Mark Twain Cave is known for being Missouri's oldest show cave, the first tour having taken place in the year 1886. When in town, embark on a little adventure with a visit to this spectacular attraction. Long, smooth walkways take you through its interiors as knowledgeable escorts guide you through its cavernous, maze-like layout. Apart from the tour, the experience also involves watching an immersive film about the cave and its influence on Mark Twain's works. The gift shop offers quirky souvenirs to remember your visit.
The Clat Adams Bicentennial Park is a beautiful local park in Quincy that offers spectacular views of the Mississippi River. The park features a huge gazebo in blue and white, along with picnic tables. Complete with an elegant fountain and blossoming shrubs, the park offers a tranquil recreational space for visitors. During special occasions such as the 4th of July, Clat Adams Bicentennial Park plays host to grand celebrations along with concerts and other local events. Its riverfront location makes the park an ideal destination to spend a pleasant evening in the town with your family.
In 1861, a small plot within Woodland Cemetery began to be used for burials, which has since evolved into a cemetery in its own right - Quincy National Cemetery. This small cemetery is known for its artillery monuments, two of which flank the walkway, while the other two can be found at the back of the cemetery. Quincy National Cemetery can be visited any time other than Federal holidays.
Located on the campus of Quincy University, Legends stadium is a huge playfield, where several sporting events are organized. The stadium offers facilities for the players as well as the spectators which include locker rooms, restrooms, consession stand and bleachers. The stadium also offers a grassy and an adjacent practice field for the participants. The stadium mostly hosts soccer tournaments played between the men’s and women’s soccer teams of University.
Take a journey through the bygone era of Hannibal with a visit to the Big River Train Town. Home to a variety of unique and interesting toy train memorabilia and layouts, the museum is a delightful treat for visitors of all ages and especially the little ones. If you are someone who loves trains, the place is an unmissable attraction for you in the town. Walk through the displays of colorful toy trains, play with a few more, and click beautiful pictures of your visit for keepsakes. The depot store at the museum offers unique souvenirs and collectibles.
The All Wars Museum is located in a late-19th Century home for war veterans which is the oldest of its kind in the entire state of Illinois. The well-curated museum displays a collection of exhibits that offer insights into the history of America's military activities, conflicts, wars, and battles. Home to a wide variety of thousands of artifacts collected from all over the country, the museum serves as a moving reminder of the various wars and pays tribute to the veterans who sacrificed their lives for the country. When in town, the All Wars Museum is an unmissable destination for an immersive educational excursion.