Established in 1857, the 145-stall City Market is one of the largest farmers markets in the region. Merchants and vendors offer a variety of fresh produce, meats, seafood, flowers, specialty foods and other items from local farms as well as around the world. There is an extensive events calendar from April through October including concerts, food festivals and children's activities. The City Market is home to a unique collection of gift shops and restaurants; also the Arabia Steamboat Museum, which hosts one of the largest collections of pre-Civil War artifacts in the world.

This hotel was built in 2007 and is located off Route 13. Among the amenties for guests are free hot breakfast and free Wi-Fi.

Exterior coridor hotel. Continental breakfast.

Full service group tour, package and receptive services. We specialize in tours which include historic lodging and dining establishments. Tours are custom designed to match your market criteria: leisure, student education, historical, corporate and group arrangements. Site selection and screening, financial arrangements and payment to tour providers, hotels, and ground transportation companies. Marketing support and on-site hosting available. Special arrangements for travelers from the United Kingdom, Canada and Europe.

Outdoor swimming pool with a fountain, situated in a brick courtyard. Offering golf and honeymoon packages.  Suites available.  Meeting room available.

The greater Chillicothe area offers visitors a delightful collection of charming communities. Visit Chillicothe, home of sliced bread, breathtaking murals and so much more. Jamesport, Missouri's largest Amish community; and Marceline, the boyhood home of Walt Disney are both a 30-minute drive from Chillicothe.

Hay's Ten Mile Store is one of the most authentic country general stores in the nation. The store was built in 1904. Since then, the structure has changed very little. All of the original shelving, counters, showcases, and advertising pieces are intact. Tour the store and learn its history; browse through the wide array of antiques and Amish baked goods. Six miles east of Macon; four miles north on Route K. Open June through September.

Built in 1949, in memory of her husband, by the widow of Governor Hyde, who served as Missouri's Governor in the 1930s. Six guestrooms; private baths; living with a fireplace and a baby grand piano; well-stocked library; screened porch; recreation room with pool table; entertainment center; and wet bar. Twelve miles from Jamesport.

We offer a country setting on five acres and feature three guestrooms with private baths. A full breakfast is served. Electric hook-up for boats. We are two miles from Mark Twain State Park and its boat ramps, beach and hiking trails; three miles from Florida, birthplace of Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain).

A classic American drive-in restaurant. Experience the food, attentive service and family atmosphere. Serving the community and beyond since 1962.

We cover the Missouri outdoors in a unique style in our monthly news magazine. Our specialty is first-hand reports on outdoor adventures to specific places in Missouri, written by knowledgeable outdoor writers. We focus on things to do and places to go in Show-Me State: fishing; floating; camping; hiking; hunting; birding; wildlife-watching; history; and interesting people. Watch our website for frequent updates on Missouri outdoor news. Become a fan at http://www.facebook.com/RiverHillsTraveler to get regular updates in your News Feed. Order a free print issue by phone, or sign up for a free three-month trial subscription (no strings attached) on our Web site.

This is a step-on tour guide service. Jim Smith is your guide through the largest Old Order Amish settlement west of the Mississippi River. These are some of most primitive, strictest Amish in the world. You will experience daily life still being lived as it was 100 years ago, with no electricity and only horses for transportation and work. The two-and-a-half hour tour takes you through an Amish farmhouse, stables and farm. Learn how and why the Amish live as they do. The tour stops at Amish country stores, where you may purchase Amish crafted furniture, baskets, quilts, spices, and bakery items. Tour: $6 per person ($30 minimum).