Cuba MO Visitor Center
Discover the heart of Route 66 at the Cuba MO Visitor Center, where history and hospitality come alive! This charming stop not only showcases the vibrant local culture but also features stunning murals that celebrate the iconic highway's legacy. With insider tips, local maps, and friendly staff ready to share hidden gems, this visitor center is a must-see for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the spirit of the Mother Road. Don’t miss your chance to create unforgettable memories in this delightful small town!
Bruce InCharlotte
2 years ago"I stopped here to check out the Osage Trail Legacy sculptures and interpretive trail, which was interesting. To get to that, you need to go through the Visitor Center and there I met two interesting people. Other than taking some brochures for some of the stops on my journey - they have EVERYPLACE here! - I started a long conversation with the attendant and her friend that was quite interesting. This was a great stop and I'm really glad I was here."
Carol Beck
6 months ago"Okay, so you think it's a frigging visitors center so not much to see or do. How wrong! This place has videos, authentic garments, lots of info about the area and the Indians. Plus maps from many states and I'm talking about the old time folding maps. Signed books by a local writer and various things to buy. All this plus a very knowledgeable lady to provide assistance and, of course, clean restrooms"
Ashton Galvan
2 years ago"Neat stop. Clean facilities, tons of resources for your visit, and friendly staff! My family loved stopping in to view some history and check out some local raves! Highly recommended!"
Bryan Rupp
4 years ago"Great visitor center! Unlike other visitor centers this one has great resources such as menus from the diners in Cuba. It is also provides state guidebooks and maps to about 30 other states, which helps you plan your entire trip. The folks that staff the visitor center are extremely friendly and helpful. They answered all our questions. In addition, there's a very informative video about the Osage Indians and their trail to Oklahoma. As you drive up to the center you can't miss the large statues of Osage Indians travelling west. It's gorgeous and impressive."
