13 Things To Do In Missouri When You Thought You’ve Done Everything

I am sure you've heard someone say it, "There are no unique places in Missouri." Well, folks here is an awesome list of places to go and things to do when you think you've tried it all! There are so many great small attractions and hidden gems in Missouri. So when you're feeling bored or think there is nothing to do in the Show Me State, pull out this list of unique things to do in Missouri and start checking a few off:

1. Take a carriage ride through wine country.

If you're looking for a fun and unique way to safely visit Missouri wine country, you'll want to check out the Wine Country Wagon Ride. This 3.5-hour wagon ride through rural Gasconade County actually encourages drinking and riding! You'll love this trip and the complementary tasting at While Mule Winery.

2. Visit the tigers.

Get up-close and personal with exotic animals like lions, tigers, and lemurs at The National Tiger Sanctuary. The sanctuary is a non-profit, animal rescue organization that works to promote public education and awareness about exotic animals. There are multiple guided tours offered that can provide many different experiences for visitors.

3. Spend the night in a yurt.

4. Take a gondola ride.

A Gondola ride through Kansas City is perfect for a romantic night out. However, this special boat ride is only available during warmer weather. Book soon if you'd like to glide through the water before winter.

5. Visit a Cider Mill

Editors note: Dunn's Cider is permanently closed. Dunn's Cider has been a tradition for many Kansas City area families for decades. They are now open for 41st season so you can get your fix on their freshly pressed cider.

6. Learn to ride a Segway.

Editors note: The Branson segway track is permanently closed Segways are super unique and there aren't many opportunities to ride one in Missouri. This Segway track in Branson is closed off to traffic so you can learn in a totally safe environment. Your whole family will love this unique experience.

7. Climb to the top of a century old water tower.

Do you want to see St. Louis from a whole new vantage point? Take a trip to the top of the water tower for amazing panoramic views of the city. In addition to hitting your steps you'll get a great history lesson.

8. Tour a haunted theater.

9. Visit the cave of orchids.

Editors note: birds botanicals is permanently closed Underground in a nondescript warehouse is a huge shop full of stunning orchids. Find Birds Botanicals in Kansas City and take home on of these exotic blooms. This cave is every flower lover's paradise!

10. Take a ride on a hidden roller coaster.

Take a scenic ride through the trees on this hidden roller coaster. At Branson Mountain Adventure Park you can take this personal coaster ride and control your own speed as you zoom over the hilly terrain. You'll love this natural thrill park!

11. Tour a chocolate factory.

If you love chocolate then you're sure to love this tour of the Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate Factory in St. Louis. Watch workers prepare gourmet chocolate treats on the line. Be sure to try the samples and take some treats home for a post-tour snack.

12. Take the wine trolley tour.

Hermann is one of the best small towns for a weekend full of fun. Visit one of Hermann's many wineries but arrive safely and in style on the Hermann Trolley. Hitch a ride to all your favorite wineries and have them drop you off at your hotel at the end of the night.

13. Visit this replica town off Route 66.

Did you know about all of these 13 Missouri attractions and activities? Which one of these unique places in Missouri are you most interested to try? Let us know in the comments below!

If you are from out of state and looking to do multiple things on this list, we recommend booking a Vrbo home to stay in. You'll have the whole place to yourself and it's the perfect opportunity to spread out and relax.

Looking for more of the best places to visit in Missouri? Check out these haunted attractions in the Show Me State perfect for the month of October.