Location: Grandview
Top Things to do in Grandview
Top 10 Things to do in Grandview, United States
Grandview in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Historic Sites. Discover best things to do in Grandview with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Grandview
1. Harry S. Truman Farm Home
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Harry S. Truman worked his grandmother's farm from 1906-1917.
Reviewed By geotech522
Interesting farm house and few outbuildings have been preserved and are in good condition. Unfortunately, tours of the farmhouse are only available in the warmer parts of the year, not in the winter. There is an audio tour available for a cell phone, but it did not work very well as it did not respond to the numbers of the sites you had to push.
2. Belton Grandview and Kansas City Railroad
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Breanne07 - Kansas City, Missouri
Our little boy is just in love with any type of trains, so we did the ice cream train out in Belton, Missouri. It was a lot of fun. 2 and under are free. They come around with ice creams in bowls and a few types like mini mms, surpys, sprinkles to put on your ice cream. He loved just watching out the window. Before the train ride gets started you are welcome to walk around and look at the other trains they have. There is no ac so it can get hot but with the windows open and the fans going it wasn't horrible and the heat that day was over 100. Totally recommend if you have boys that are just train crazy.
3. Deanna Rose Children's Farmstead
Overall Ratings
5 based on 715 reviews
Reviewed By frank_in_KC - Overland Park, Kansas
A taste of country dropped into the city. Something for everyone: Cow milking demo, goat feeding, pony rides, bobcats, blacksmith demo, ice cream store, playgrounds, one room schoolhouse, and more. Many educational aspects. Stroller friendly. Children will love it; teens--not so much.
4. Park Place
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Park Place features specialty shops & boutiques in an environment of tree-lined streets & public squares. Unique local & national restaurants serve a variety of cuisine & offer outdoor dining. Considered Leawood's downtown at 117th & Nall Ave.
Reviewed By roberthP4233IM - Olathe
Wonderful place to visit for special shopping you will not find elsewhere. Plenty of really good restaurants to chose from.
Gordon B., Grille at Park Place, among others. You can ice skate, or just stroll around and enjoy the view. A small version of the Plaza.
5. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Drop in for an hour, come for lunch, or spend the entire day wandering through world-class galleries. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is the cultural jewel of Kansas City and just three blocks from the Country Club Plaza, and admission is free. The Nelson-Atkins, recognized as one of America’s finest art museums, strives to be the place where the power of art engages the spirit of community. With 40,000 works of art, the Nelson-Atkins is best known for its new Bloch Galleries, featuring Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art, plus its Asian art, photography, American paintings, American Indian and Egyptian galleries. The Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park, a beautiful setting for a walk or picnic, is an oasis in the city and home to notable sculptures.
Reviewed By DMartin216 - Chicago, Illinois
We chose to visit the Nelson-Atkins Museum because they were hosting an exhibit entitled “Through the Eyes of Picasso.” The exhibit examined Picasso’s influence by and use of African and other aboriginal images, especially tribal masks. In some cases, a specific mask was shown alongside a Picasso painting, making it undeniable that this was the source. We began to think about some of Picasso’s works that were already familiar to us and suddenly began to see the aboriginal influence. It was a terrific exhibit that will forever inform our appreciation of the works of one of our favorite artists.
The museum also had a Chinese exhibit called “Dreams of the Kings,” a collection of art and other items from the Han Dynasty, including an entire full-body suit of jade. It took about 90 minutes to see both exhibits and take the requisite photos outside by the giant shuttlecocks.
6. Overland Park Arboretum and Botanical Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 430 reviews
Reviewed By frank_in_KC - Overland Park, Kansas
The Arboretum has several different areas to relax and enjoy nature. We really enjoy the hiking trails in back. Trails of varying lengths wind through woods, along streams, beside cliffs. We've run into deer on the longer back trails. Highly recommended.
7. I 49 Fun Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
I-49 Fun Center is an indoor playground in Belton/Raymore area. We have indoor inflatables providing fun for all ages. Socks are required. We also have video games and offer light snacks and drinks as well as party packages for all budgets. While we don't allow outside food or drinks we do allow you to leave and return within the same day with a regular admission!!
Reviewed By Pete W - Kansas City, Missouri
The kids always enjoy the visit, the do have a full service bar for the adults, games for kids, put-put course and private bowling too. The pizza is not bad the kids munch it down and it's bowling ... come on everyone has fun bowling now and again with family or friends!
8. Breakout KC
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
The goal of Breakout is simple: You have 60 minutes to breakout of a live-action escape room! Breakout KC is the only escape game in the U.S. to be ranked in the Top 5 by TripAdvisor and USA Today, and we’re located right here in beautiful Park Place of Leawood, KS! Crack the codes. Use your gut. Solve the riddles. Can You Breakout?!
Reviewed By Chad_Surina - Raymore, Missouri
My friends and I had a blast, even did the easier room out of the 3-4 they have! The staff was extremely helpful before, during and after our whole experience. We felt like it was just a night out with a bunch of friends instead of going and feeling like it was a true business, if that makes sense? I called before going to get more information and the employee I spoke with was very helpful and upbeat which made us want to go even more! Thank you for a great friends night out!
9. AMC Town Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Andy B - Kansas City, Missouri
On a Sunday at 3pm, there were three of us in line waiting to purchase tickets for a 350pm show. The one person that was working behind the glass was terribly slow and offered no explanation of the process. I accidentally selected the wrong seats. I meant to select seats in the back but read the monitor wrong and got sat all the way up front. They wouldn't fix it for us. The concessions are a little confusing too. Too big of a layout. The actual theatre was nice. Comfy seats, quality audio and video.
10. Overland Park Convention Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 133 reviews
Overland Park Convention Center opened in November of 2002 on a 26-acre site in the heart of Overland Park, the largest suburban city in the Kansas City metropolitan area and the second largest city in Kansas. Adorned with over sixty original works of art and equipped with state-of-the-art communications systems, the 254,000 square foot complex features a 60,000 sq. Ft. Exhibit hall that connects to the 25,000 sq. Ft. Edwin C. Eilert Ballroom and 15,000 sq. Ft. Of meeting room space. Natural light radiates throughout the unusually spacious (44,000 sq. Ft.) Pre-function and registration areas.
Reviewed By Richard B - Cape Girardeau, Missouri
We attended a national convention here and found it to be more than adequate. The smaller rooms were perfect for our committee meeting and merchandise stores. The large areas accommodated our business meetings and grand banquet. Very effiencient layout. Convenient location to restaurants and shopping. Free parking.
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