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A DAY IN INDEPENDENCE

Whether you’re planning a staycation, girls’ weekend, or post-game fun, Independence has a lot to offer. Let’s walk through the endless possibilities of a day in Independence.

A good day begins with a great cup of coffee or tea; we don’t pick favorites here. We have several coffee shops to accommodate your taste preferences with a fun vibe. From The Delaware to Blendwell Café and from award-winning water and a wide variety of breakfast options too. shops around the Historic Independence Square and Englewood Arts District. Find all those unique gifts you might need to check off your list for birthdays, anniversaries, or holidays.

History abounds in Independence and an afternoon here gives you so many options to explore it!

You can:

• Visit the National Frontier Trails Museum and learn more about the California, Oregon, Santa Fe, Lewis and Clark, and Mormon Trails.

• Block out an afternoon to explore the newly renovated Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum. With new interactive experiences and exhibits, this is a must-see visit whenever you are in town.

• Explore your family’s history in one of the largest genealogy libraries in the country at the Midwest Genealogy Center.

The afternoon activities are endless - from wagon rides to historic homes and walking trails, you’re sure Independence.

Now we are sure you’ve built up an appetite after all the exploring and shopping. We have more than 200 dining, there is something for everyone. It’s been a busy day, but don’t miss out on a chance to see a great hockey or indoor soccer game. The Cable Dahmer Arena is proud to be home to the Kansas City Mavericks hockey team and the Kansas City Comets soccer team. If sports aren’t your thing, the beautiful arena showcases a variety of events, concerts, and family-friendly shows throughout the year too.

After a great day of shopping, exploring, and catching some entertainment, we know you could use a restful night’s sleep. With over 40 accommodations from bed and breakfasts to hotels and vacation head down at night.

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