Williams Visitor Center
Step into the heart of Route 66 at the Williams Visitor Center, where the spirit of the Mother Road comes alive! Nestled in the charming town of Williams, this welcoming hub is packed with historical exhibits, local souvenirs, and friendly staff eager to share tips about the iconic routes and attractions nearby. With a stunning backdrop of vintage Route 66 memorabilia, it’s the perfect starting point for your adventure through the vibrant history and breathtaking landscapes of Arizona. Don’t miss out on discovering the stories that have made this stretch of road legendary!
Cee K
3 months ago"Friendly staff and great information and gifts Also a cool old gas station"
Bryce Baughman
8 months ago"Awesome little town. The visitor station has a bunch of magnets and stickers. Good prices also. Highly recommend driving through the town. Make sure you do the loop, turn around and hit the other side of the town."
Luke van der Beeke
a year ago"A great visitor centre with super friendly staff and plenty of souvenirs for those so inclined. It’s worth spending 15 minutes taking a look at the small museum attached It affords a small glimpse into the towns history. Of particular interest was a scale model of the town circa 1959, and a small exhibit on the Mountain Men. Parking is free at the visitor centre, and throughout the entire town."
Juan Rodriguez (JohnnyMan)
3 years ago"Hello everyone. Welcome to the Williams visitor center. A great place to start before you journey into town. The town has plenty of places to eat, and many a bar to drink at. I recommend visit the wild west junction. Plenty of great photo opportunities. Thank you for reading my review. Please follow me on Google maps and check out the places I visit."
Chris Quattrini
a year ago"Information on passes and passenger trains to the Grand Canyon, gift shop, and Smokey Bear museum. Souvenirs are themed around the Grand Canyon, historic Route 66, Williams Arizona, and Smokey Bear. Information regarding the trains are on a big board behind the counter and you are able to buy passes to access Grand Canyon National Park from here. There's a little museum of sorts on one side that has a bunch of older stuff about Smokey Bear. Across from it, there is stuff regarding the town of Williams and Route 66. The gift shop contains all the stuff you'd expect from a souvenir store: magnets, postcards, keychains, shirts, signs, coins, and even a Route 66 themed Monopoly game (which was reasonably priced I'd like to add)."
