Take This Amazing 2-Day Getaway In Missouri If You Need A Break From It All
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Stephanie Butler
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Everybody’s got spring fever right now and we’re itching to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. However, time and money may be in short supply. Lucky for us, Missouri is full of wonderful little places to get away for a short two-day trip that are full of fun but won’t break the bank. The beautiful, historic German town of Hermann is just what the doctor ordered.
Hermann is a beautiful little river town near the center of the Missouri Rhineland and south of the Missouri River. It has been voted "Missouri’s Most Beautiful Town" by Rural Missouri Magazine and named "Best Small-Town Destination" and "Best Day Trip from St. Louis" in AAA’s Best of the Midwest poll. A nice relaxing getaway is in store for you the next two days!
Wings A Blazin’ is a relaxed aviation-themed restaurant with hot wings and other finger foods, craft beers and outdoor seating. They are known for their 25 cent "chicken lip" night. Chicken Lips are boneless chicken wings, and theirs are not breaded, but go straight into fryers and are tossed in a selection of sauces like honey BBQ, honey mustard, Jamaican jerk, garlic parmesan and teriyaki.
Location: 120 E 4th Street
Website: WingsABlazin.com
Location: 120 E 4th Street
Website: WingsABlazin.com
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Hermann's Attic Antique Mall
Located at 220 East First Street, Hermann’s Attic Antique Mall features over 25 different vendors with "fantastic finds from the heart of the Midwest." Get a sneak peak at their treasures on their website by clicking hermannsattic.com.
Located at 220 East First Street, Hermann’s Attic Antique Mall features over 25 different vendors with "fantastic finds from the heart of the Midwest." Get a sneak peak at their treasures on their website by clicking hermannsattic.com.
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At Miss Jessica’s Jewels, they have over 1,000 pieces of beautiful accessories and jewelry for as little as $5.00! They are affiliated with Miss Marilyn’s Second Chance store in Wentzville and PaparazziAccessories.com.
Location: 406 Market Street
Location: 406 Market Street
For your sweet tooth, check out Sugar Momma’s at 407 Market Street. They Feature a large assortment of candies, homemade pies, gift items and Hermann souvenirs. For more information, visit their website at SugarMommasHermannMo.com.
Located in the tallest building downtown in the recently restored Hermann Mill Plaza on east First Street, Tin Mill Restaurant serves German cuisine and comfort food. They also feature craft beers from their own Tin Mill Brewing Company and delectable wines from Hermannhof Winery. If the weather permits, there’s even a patio for outdoor dining. For their menu and more information about their beer, visit TinMillBrewery.com.
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Located at 207 Schiller Street, Hermann House was built in 1868 by Eugene Nasse as a general store and residence. Today, it serves as beautiful inn with nine luxury suites and a thrift store. Your room has a comfy Queen sized bed, a kitchen, living area, and a private bath.
Your stay provides continental breakfast so you don't have to leave the inn during the morning to find something to eat. However, if you decide you want to sleep in a bit, we have other delicious options in town. To check out the suites, rates, and see more information about the inn, visit their website at Hermann-House.com
. Goodnight! Sleep tight!
Your stay provides continental breakfast so you don't have to leave the inn during the morning to find something to eat. However, if you decide you want to sleep in a bit, we have other delicious options in town. To check out the suites, rates, and see more information about the inn, visit their website at Hermann-House.com
. Goodnight! Sleep tight!
The Hermann Wurst Hause offers hundreds of in-house flavors of bratwurst, summer sausage, bacon and more. They offer free samples, but what better way to sample than by enjoying their breakfast buffet, which they serve every Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Stay and browse their wares, and take some home with you.
Location: 234 East First Street
Website: HermannWursthaus.com
Location: 234 East First Street
Website: HermannWursthaus.com
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Located at 312 Schiller Street, the Historic Hermann Museum is housed in the historic German School building. The building, constructed in 1871, served as Hermann’s elementary school until 1955. It also features the clock tower, which has been operating continuously since 1890.
Visit the museum's many rooms, with all kinds of items including pre-Prohibition wine and beer items, river port memorabilia, an early school classroom, old musical instruments, and much, much more.
Visit the museum's many rooms, with all kinds of items including pre-Prohibition wine and beer items, river port memorabilia, an early school classroom, old musical instruments, and much, much more.
Finish out your visit at the Clock Tower Gift Shop, featuring unique souvenirs, gifts and books about German history and culture. For more information about the museum, visit their website at HistoricHermann.com.
Located at 30 East First Street, Hermannhof Winery offers deli favorites paired with delicious Hermannhof wine. If it’s a beautiful day, enjoy your glass(es) of exquisite wine on the patio.
Deutschheim State Historic Site consists of buildings and demonstration gardens whose purpose is to preserve the culture and heritage of the Germans who migrated to Missouri in the 19th century. The 1840 Pommer-Genter house is one of the oldest buildings in Hermann, built by some of the founders of the town. There is a demonstration garden and barn with 19th century tools.
The Carl Strehly house was originally built in 1842 as a three-room house but was enlarged over the next 27 years many times. Expansions included more room for a growing family, a printing business, and a winery and wine cellar.
The Carl Strehly house was originally built in 1842 as a three-room house but was enlarged over the next 27 years many times. Expansions included more room for a growing family, a printing business, and a winery and wine cellar.
Located at 216 East First Street, Downtown Deli is a great stop for some delicious deli sandwiches and yummy ice-cream.
If you get the chance, visit during their upcoming annual Mayfest from May 21-22. A Hermann tradition, it’s an entire weekend full of fun and festivities ending with a Sunday afternoon parade. Are your bags packed yet?
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