Cape Girardeau
FreeThe visitors bureau for this Mississippi River port city, covering attractions, tours, and events.
Cape Girardeau, MO
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Mississippi River port city in southeast Missouri




Mississippi River port city in southeast Missouri. This guide covers places to visit across Missouri, by category and on a map.
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The visitors bureau for this Mississippi River port city, covering attractions, tours, and events.
Cape Girardeau, MO
An annual downtown Sedalia festival of ragtime concerts, dance and symposia honoring composer Scott Joplin.
Sedalia, MO
State historic site preserving a 19th century Missouri River village with a visitor center.
Arrow Rock, MO
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The visitors bureau for this Mississippi River port city, covering attractions, tours, and events.
An annual downtown Sedalia festival of ragtime concerts, dance and symposia honoring composer Scott Joplin.
State historic site preserving a 19th century Missouri River village with a visitor center.
Guided cave tour near Lake of the Ozarks with underground formations, a gift shop and an in-cave escape room.
Ride a Jeep-drawn tram through a show cave along the path of an ancient underground river, a fully ride-through tour.
Walk a woodland and prairie trail past George Washington Carver's birth site, a statue of him as a boy, and the 1881 Moses Carver house.
Hike boardwalks to the stone ruins of a hilltop castle above Lake of the Ozarks, plus a natural bridge, sinkholes, caves and a big spring.
Swim and scramble among smooth volcanic rock chutes and pools where the East Fork Black River squeezes through the shut-ins.
Swim, boat, fish, hike and tour a cave along 85 miles of shoreline in Missouri's largest state park.
Tour Samuel Clemens's boyhood home and the Hannibal buildings that inspired Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.
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Cape Girardeau is a Mississippi River port city in southeastern Missouri, roughly halfway between St. Louis and Memphis. It is represented here by its Convention and Visitors Bureau, which covers the city's Riverfront Park, historic downtown, and floodwall murals along the water. Scheduled riverboats dock in town, and the surrounding district holds more than a hundred restaurants and shops.