Amarillo Route 66
Step into the vibrant heart of Route 66 at Amarillo Route 66, where history and adventure collide! This lively attraction invites travelers to relish iconic roadside nostalgia, from vintage diner vibes to quirky photo ops that capture the spirit of the Mother Road. With friendly locals and unique experiences, it's the perfect pit stop to savor Texas charm while creating unforgettable memories along your journey. Join the ranks of enthusiastic adventurers and discover why this gem shines bright on your Route 66 itinerary!
Jeff Schmidt
2 months ago"We passed through the area on a cold and windy morning. Nothing was open yet but we stopped and took some photos. Noticed the water tower peeking out over the street as well as the Handle Bar and Grill across the street."
peggy liu
6 months ago"What a great place! Not only was the photo opp lovely, but the host was also very friendly! He gave us commemorative badges and a map. There were also lots of interesting merchandise. I highly recommend anyone passing by to check it out!"
Ann Marie Maccarone
a year ago"This review is dedicated to my older sister, Jeri, who passed last year 🥺. I love and miss you sis, no matter how stubborn we both are!! ❤️ I know my sister went on her cross country adventure with a friend of hers while she was still unemployed and to think I was in some of the same exact places that she was just blows my mind 🤯🤯! I went to Amarillo Route66 after seeing it listed in the local attractions and recalling the stories from her trip. I’m sure it looks completely different than when she went, but it was a must see before heading back home. It was later, around 7:00 pm and most shops were closed but I did manage to get some pics from the journey! The wall art on various buildings is pretty cool to see too!!"
Paul Rose
3 years ago"If you saw the animated movie cars you will recognize some of the buildings as similar to key sets in the film. It's a fun detour, doesn't take long and if you like shopping it's all there ."
Susan Bork
a month ago"We visited on a Sunday morning and were greeted by several stray dogs. It was a ghost town. Awesome stroll through an old western town."
