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#71 – Top Golf Kansas City
10611 Nall Ave, Overland Park, KS 66207
Cost: $$
Features: Golf games. Beer. Food.
Atmosphere: Lively, busy.
Good for: Families, big groups, double dates.
Tip: Anticipate a wait for a bay.
Top Golf Kansas City is a golf entertainment venue without taking the space of a course. Its long driving range is filled with large holes, which allows for a mix of games. Reserve a bay to enjoy with your group and play the various games the system has to offer.
#70 – Kansas City Streetcar
Downtown Kansas City
Cost: Free
Good for: Exploring downtown Kansas City without a car.
Tip: Visit the streetcars’ website to track the car locations to avoid waiting.
Ride the Kansas City streetcar from Union Station to the River Market. With 16 stops and free service, the streetcar is the best way to explore downtown Kansas City.
#69 – Kansas City Symphony
Kauffman Center for Performing Arts
1601 Broadway Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64108
Cost: $$$
Features: Gift shop, concessions, valet, box office, coat check.
Good for: Fancy date nights.
Though some may think a symphony performs only classical music, but that is not the case. The Kansas City Symphony performs a variety of concerts, from classical to pop, and can be enjoyed by all music lovers.
#68 – Westside KC
Westside Neighborhood
Features: Shops, restaurants and historic homes.
Good for: Feeling a sense of community as soon as you step foot in the neighborhood.
Tip: Grab breakfast, then hang out at Goat Hill coffee, explore the shops and eat lunch.
The Westside KC is a charming neighborhood just (yep, you guessed it) west of downtown. With over a dozen shops and restaurants nestled in a mile radius, Westside is a wonderful place to explore.
#67 – City Hall Observation Deck
414 E. 12th St. Kansas City, MO 64106
Cost: Free
Good for: Overcoming a fear of heights.
Tip: While you’re at City Hall, take look around the building. It’s a beautiful, old building with lots of ornamentation and art deco details.
On the 30th floor of the Downtown City Hall, you get one of the most astonishing views of Kansas City. It’s a free attraction most Kansas Citians don’t even know exists, so odds are, you might even have the view to yourself.