Enjoying KC
Sightseeing
Visit Crown Center in the heart of Kansas City to find one-of-a-kind shopping, dining, can’t-miss events and attractions. Bring your family and friends and explore what makes Crown Center uniquely Kansas City. From free exhibits and outdoor events to live theater and Kansas City's favorite holiday traditions, Crown Center has it.
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Crown Center
2450 Grand BlvdVisit Crown Center in the heart of Kansas City to find one-of-a-kind shopping, dining, can’t-miss events and attractions. Bring your family and friends and explore what makes Crown Center uniquely Kansas City. From free exhibits and outdoor events to live theater and Kansas City's favorite holiday traditions, Crown Center has it.
Westport is truly a Kansas City gem. It was the oldest town in the area, founded before Kansas City, but eventually incorporated into Kansas City. Now it is more of a neighborhood. Its the place to see, shops, culture foods, entertainment, and local bars
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Midtown - Westport
Westport is truly a Kansas City gem. It was the oldest town in the area, founded before Kansas City, but eventually incorporated into Kansas City. Now it is more of a neighborhood. Its the place to see, shops, culture foods, entertainment, and local bars
Historical Site
Just minutes from the apartment. You will feel right at home. Everywhere you turn there are restaurants, shopping stores, entertainment and much more. You will be surrounded by fountains, iconic sculpture parks and the world-famous Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
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Country Club Plaza
4706 Broadway BlvdJust minutes from the apartment. You will feel right at home. Everywhere you turn there are restaurants, shopping stores, entertainment and much more. You will be surrounded by fountains, iconic sculpture parks and the world-famous Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
Entertainment
Welcome to one of “America’s 10 Best Downtowns” (Forbes). Amidst the skyscrapers and fantastic Art Deco buildings, you’ll find a vibrant, new energy in the heart of the city. Downtown Kansas City is the central business district of Kansas City, Missouri and the Kansas City metropolitan area. See the new KC for yourself inside the Power & Light District (or “P&L” as locals call it), an eight-block entertainment hub chock-full of more than 50 bars, restaurants and shops. KC Live!—the district’s covered outdoor courtyard—hosts more than 130 free events each year. Across the street is one of the country’s busiest arenas, the glittering T-Mobile Center. Theater is well represented here too, as shown by the many marquees lighting up the night. Take your movie-watching to the next level at Alamo Drafthouse, a modern cinema with a refreshing, ironclad no-talking/no-texting policy, plus cool features like quote-along shows and in-theatre pyrotechnics. Test your skills at The College Basketball Experience, a hands-on hoops haven, or uncover the “Titanic of the Missouri River” at the Arabia Steamboat Museum, a tribute to the 1856 shipwreck. End the night by taking in KC’s signature sound at downtown jazz venues such as The Phoenix.
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Downtown Kansas City
Welcome to one of “America’s 10 Best Downtowns” (Forbes). Amidst the skyscrapers and fantastic Art Deco buildings, you’ll find a vibrant, new energy in the heart of the city. Downtown Kansas City is the central business district of Kansas City, Missouri and the Kansas City metropolitan area. See the new KC for yourself inside the Power & Light District (or “P&L” as locals call it), an eight-block entertainment hub chock-full of more than 50 bars, restaurants and shops. KC Live!—the district’s covered outdoor courtyard—hosts more than 130 free events each year. Across the street is one of the country’s busiest arenas, the glittering T-Mobile Center. Theater is well represented here too, as shown by the many marquees lighting up the night. Take your movie-watching to the next level at Alamo Drafthouse, a modern cinema with a refreshing, ironclad no-talking/no-texting policy, plus cool features like quote-along shows and in-theatre pyrotechnics. Test your skills at The College Basketball Experience, a hands-on hoops haven, or uncover the “Titanic of the Missouri River” at the Arabia Steamboat Museum, a tribute to the 1856 shipwreck. End the night by taking in KC’s signature sound at downtown jazz venues such as The Phoenix.
Whether you live downtown or are visiting, the Kansas City Power & Light District connects you to the city’s most sought-after cultural and entertainment destinations. From a diverse mix of local, regional and national restaurants, shops and venues inside the nine-block district to key entertainment landmarks just steps away, there is always something to do. A quick hop on the KC Streetcar connects you to neighboring neighborhoods, including the River Market, Crossroads, Union Station and Crown Center. Explore what’s in and around the Power & Light District and discover all that downtown KC has to offer.
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Power and Light District
Whether you live downtown or are visiting, the Kansas City Power & Light District connects you to the city’s most sought-after cultural and entertainment destinations. From a diverse mix of local, regional and national restaurants, shops and venues inside the nine-block district to key entertainment landmarks just steps away, there is always something to do. A quick hop on the KC Streetcar connects you to neighboring neighborhoods, including the River Market, Crossroads, Union Station and Crown Center. Explore what’s in and around the Power & Light District and discover all that downtown KC has to offer.
Food, Culture, Farming & Sightseeing
One of the major attractions to the River Market include the City Market – and is the namesake for the “market” part of the River Market. The City Market’s Farmers’ Market is the largest farmers’ market in the region bringing “Farm to Table” right to the heart of the city with fresh produce and goods on Saturday and Sunday.
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River Market
One of the major attractions to the River Market include the City Market – and is the namesake for the “market” part of the River Market. The City Market’s Farmers’ Market is the largest farmers’ market in the region bringing “Farm to Table” right to the heart of the city with fresh produce and goods on Saturday and Sunday.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is an art museum in Kansas City, Missouri, known for its encyclopedic collection of art from nearly every continent and culture, and especially for its extensive collection of Asian art . If you like Art and culture. This is a site to see.
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The Nelson-Atkins Sanat Müzesi
4525 Oak St
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is an art museum in Kansas City, Missouri, known for its encyclopedic collection of art from nearly every continent and culture, and especially for its extensive collection of Asian art . If you like Art and culture. This is a site to see.
Streetcar Transportation in Downtown area
The KC Streetcar is free to ride and currently runs from Union Station down to the River Market, making a loop along Grand and Delaware, and on 3rd and 5th streets. Park anywhere along the streetcar line, including two FREE parking lots available on weekends near the North Loop stops at 601 Main and 711 Main. For more information about the KC Streetcar, visit kcstreetcar.org.
Streetcar Grille & Tavern
1580 Main StThe KC Streetcar is free to ride and currently runs from Union Station down to the River Market, making a loop along Grand and Delaware, and on 3rd and 5th streets. Park anywhere along the streetcar line, including two FREE parking lots available on weekends near the North Loop stops at 601 Main and 711 Main. For more information about the KC Streetcar, visit kcstreetcar.org.
Food scene
You haven't had BBQ until you taste KC's Best, Gates BBQ. The Gates saga began in 1946 when George W. Gates decided that a family-owned and operated restaurant would be more enticing than life with the railroad. He pooled his resources and opened “Gates Ol’ Kentucky” at 19th and Vine which was the first of the now thriving restaurant chain known today as “Gates Bar-B-Q.”
During 1949, as the population began to shift, a move was made to 23rd and Charlotte – however a dream to open a bar in conjunction with the restaurant drew him back to 19th & vine in 1951. This dream was shortlived – a major fire occurred in 1951, forcing him to move the business to 24th & Brooklyn and remain there until 1957.
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Gates Bar-B-Q
3205 Main StYou haven't had BBQ until you taste KC's Best, Gates BBQ. The Gates saga began in 1946 when George W. Gates decided that a family-owned and operated restaurant would be more enticing than life with the railroad. He pooled his resources and opened “Gates Ol’ Kentucky” at 19th and Vine which was the first of the now thriving restaurant chain known today as “Gates Bar-B-Q.”
During 1949, as the population began to shift, a move was made to 23rd and Charlotte – however a dream to open a bar in conjunction with the restaurant drew him back to 19th & vine in 1951. This dream was shortlived – a major fire occurred in 1951, forcing him to move the business to 24th & Brooklyn and remain there until 1957.