3 Best Places To See in Kansas City, MO

“Kansas City Zoo spans over 200 acres and has more than 1,700 species. The zoo has world-class exhibitions and outstanding services draw tourists worldwide and families from nearby. The Zoo allows tourists to stand back and gaze in awe at the wonders of their natural world. The Zoo provides an exciting summer experience for a few children in Kansas City. You can also see the Helzberg Penguin Plaza, the Tigers on a bear track, or the Australian Kangaroo Mob at Kansas City Zoo. The zookeepers provide animal interaction and informative chat to the visitors. You can Spend your weekends traveling around Africa in their Sky Safari or cruise at the KC Zoo, visiting giraffes, chimpanzees, and hippos. Kansas City Zoo offers free admission for children ages two and under.”

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“Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is committed to the enjoyment and appreciation of the visual arts and the varied cultures. The Museum is known for its encyclopedic collection of art from nearly every continent and culture, especially for its extensive collection of Asian art. The collections are displayed in neoclassical, modern galleries and sculpture gardens. Nelson-Atkins strives to accomplish this aim by adhering to the highest quality standards in collecting, preserving, displaying, and presenting artworks. You can discover real originals, the most fabulous creations of civilization, from ancient to contemporary art. Atkins holds collections of over 35,000 artworks and attracts 500,000 visitors annually. Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art also offers children's pre-k, after-school, and summer art workshops. Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art affords free admission for visitors.”

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“Sea Life is operated and owned by Merlin Entertainment. The aquarium features more than 5,000 sea creatures, a play area, and group packages. Sea Life aquarium contains thousands of aquatic creatures, plus interactive touch pools and a 360° ocean tunnel. The aquarium is also involved in several conservation activities. Sea Life is working along with seal sanctuaries to care for orphaned and injured seal pups. Each year more than 100 seals are rescued and returned to the wild. Sea Life is home to injured or disabled aquatic creatures. The Aquarium provides an education program for all ages and is a unique interactive aquarium experience for kids and offers discounts for members and annual pass holders.”

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