This charming home, built in 1853, is filled with antiques. It is on the National Historic Register. Two guestrooms, one with a fireplace. Porch swings. Full breakfast.

Tour this 19th century village in a seven-passenger tram. Stops include the restored 1837 home of artist George Caleb Bingham and the Victorian home and gun shop of J.P. Sites.

April-May, September-October, Saturdays and Sundays only. June-August, daily. Tours at 10 a.m.; 11:30 a.m.; 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Closed November-March. Price: $5; Younger than 12, $1.50.

Full service family restaurant, specializing in prime rib and steaks; featuring chops, chicken, seafood and pasta entrees. We offer a selection of wines.

Birk's Gasthaus occupies the Herzog Mansion. There are nine guestrooms, seven with private bath. There is a game room with a 50" Plasma TV, a poker table and a full size pool table. We serve homemade food and pastries. We offer Murder Mystery weekends; see our Web site for schedules. The park-like setting and wraparound covered porches all set the theme to enjoy our local wines and your stay in Hermann.

This home, built in 1864, has been beautifully restored with the charm of high ceilings, antique furnishings and a sitting porch. All rooms have sitting areas, air conditioning, fluffy bathrobes, and ceiling fans. The inn has several common areas decorated with antiques. No children. No pets. Smoking outside only. We are in the Frenchtown district of St. Charles, 25 minutes west of downtown St. Louis, 15 minutes from Lambert Airport.

Nestled between the bluffs near the confluence of the Osage and Missouri rivers. During its prime, Bonnots Mill was a hub for commerce, with riverboats and steam-powered trains supplying the region with goods. This early French settlement now offers a restaurant, a bed and breakfast, a wedding chapel and a general store. This district is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

This 1820 Colonial is in the historic district. Three guestrooms: private bath; jetted tub; fireplace; HDTV. Enjoy a hot breakfast as you watch the early morning fog over the Missouri River. Meeting space available.

Circa 1840s Federal Style inn on the Missouri River. Six guestrooms, plus a three-room cottage, all furnished with antiques and reproductions. The brick patio and gallery porch are inviting spaces for guests to enjoy the river view. Smoking on the patio only.

The four guestrooms share three bathrooms. Rooms are decorated with oak and walnut antique furniture. The sitting room contains books and games for your enjoyment; the one TV tunes in the local channels. Cinnamon rolls are a specialty; they are served with eggs, bacon and fried apples.

The Common Pleas Courthouse was completed in 1854. It sits high atop the hill overlooking the downtown area. It played a big part in our history, from Indian council meetings to the Civil War. The “dungeon” was used to jail southern sympathizers and perhaps confederate soldiers. On the west side of the courthouse stand three memorials. A cast of a Union soldier, who sits atop a fountain way, was presented by the Women's Relief Corps in 1911. Another, made from Georgia silver gray marble, was presented to the city in 1931 by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The third is a Vietnam Memorial.

Stop by for maps, brochures and information about Cape Girardeau businesses, events and attractions. Call for a Visitor and Dining Guide. The CVB gift shop has souvenirs and coffee table books by local authors.

This tour of downtown Cape Girardeau includes 19 points of interest dating to the early 1800s. The route is approximately two miles. Points of interest include: The Glenn House; Old St. Vincent's Church; Red House Interpretive Center; Common Pleas Court House; Port Cape Girardeau; Riverfront Park and Mural Tour; Cape River Heritage Museum; the River Campus of Southeast Missouri State University; and several old homes. Free maps are available at the Cape Girardeau Convention and Visitor Bureau; or they may be requested by phone or online; a CD is available for $5. Free parking in our downtown lot.

Stop by our Visitor’s Bureau for assistance with your visit to Cape Girardeau. We will assist you with group travel, and offer some great suggestions regarding lodging, dining, shopping and entertainment. We have a variety of brochures offering suggestions on family entertainment, local and regional. You’ll find Cape Girardeau souvenirs and many books by our local authors.

We have 255 guestrooms, including 15 junior suites and 39 king suites, each with refrigerators and microwaves, as well as a luxurious presidential suite. The hotel includes a nine-story atrium with a five-story waterfall. Park Place Restaurant and Fountain Court Lounge are in the atrium area. We have more than 20,000 square feet of flexible function space.

Relax in this 1891 brick Victorian filled with antiques and comfortable furnishings. This is a whole house rental, with a fully equipped kitchen, three bedrooms with queen beds, a stereo, cable TV, Internet and a hot tub. Located in downtown Hermann.

Enjoy the privacy of a hotel, with the warm hospitality of a bed and breakfast at this restored 1879 vintage hotel. A complimentary continental breakfast is served. The hotel features five guestrooms, each with a private bath, antique furnishings and modern amenities; three porches; a large lobby; the dining area; and a library with a baby grand piano. Antiques shops and several wineries are within 15 miles.

We have a large tasting room and massive deck overlooking the vineyards, lake and rolling hills. Chandler Hill is reminiscent of Napa Valley and Northern Italy. Offering full-service dining; free music every weekend. We can accommodate 350 for weddings and private events. No outside food or beverages allowed.

This site was noted in William Clark’s journal in 1804. A half-mile trail takes visitors up a hill, past American Indian burial mounds and interpretive panels, to an overlook of the Missouri and Osage rivers. The historic site is managed out of Rock Bridge Memorial State Park. Located off Route 50, north on Route J.

Two suites with king beds and Jacuzzi brand tubs; and two rooms with queen beds and shared bathroom. Full breakfast. Dinner available for overnight guests with 48-hour notice. Transportation available to and from AMTRAK, Katy Trail, Jefferson City Memorial Airport and Columbia regional Airport. Located four blocks west of the Capitol; one half mile south of Katy Trail.

Ice Cream is made fresh daily with literally millions of flavor possibilities. This super premium ice cream is made with fruits, brand name candies, cookie dough and brownies. Your ice cream is always guaranteed great at Cold Stone Creamery in the Wildwood Town Center.

Some rooms include a recliner. Free casino shuttle. Our deluxe continental breakfast includes biscuits and gravy. At I-70, exit 101; one mile from the Katy Trail (between trail mileposts 194 and 195). FEMA Compliant.

Our deluxe continental breakfast features Belgian waffles. Free local calls. Conference room accommodates 12.

Family atmosphere and home-style cooking. Famous for our house-made pies.

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.

An authentic, 19th century hotel located near the confluence of the Osage and Missouri rivers. The Dauphine has been carefully restored, combining original architecture and furnishings with modern amenities to ensure your comfort. Choose from seven guestrooms furnished with antique dressers and iron beds original to the hotel. All guestrooms have private bathrooms, and one features a two-person jetted tub. A breakfast is cooked to order and served at your leisure in the large kitchen. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.