Arrow Rock SHS covers the whole village plus campgrounds south of there. If you're wanting to…read moreexplore, start with the Visitors Center, just off MO 41. Located at the Visitors Center is a museum, gift shop and theater where you can watch a 20-minute film about the history of one of Missouri's oldest settlements. The parking lot is huge so that parking should be a no-worry. Be sure to get a map of the village as there lots of historic sites noted. Many of the buildings are still standing after a century and a half, including the legendary J. Huston Tavern. Speaking of which: at this time, the tavern is temporarily closed until the State (which partly owns it) finds new ownership. I was very bummed that I did not get to eat there recently, but here's to hoping. But be sure to check out some of the old buildings like the printing press museum and the old jail. Plan on spending at least a day here.

Beautiful Place to visit and enjoy a peaceful weekend at the Upside Down Cabin and explore this…read morehistoric town. I could not of had a nicer time! And it felt like Paradise!

For being in Jefferson City, this is a nice library that will have a large selection. It's a nice…read morebuilding with large drop boxes around it, a larger area downstairs for computer usage and the people inside are very nice.

This library is amazing! I was in town for a visit and needed wifi so I headed over here. You need…read morea library card to access it which I didn't have but the staff was so nice and gave me a temp so I could access it. They were all so friendly it was a wonderful experience! I would recommend it a million times over!

Wow has it been years since I've stepped into a physical library!!!…read more After igniting my love for reading again, I found I needed a more sustainable place to cycle through books instead of hitting up B&N every week or so. Columbia public library made it easy to register for a free library card all online! I could even start checking out books before my card was shipped to me. We decided to check out the place in person and what a beautiful safe haven! There's lots of quiet spots to sit and read or study. Checking a book out was also so simple using their little kiosks located all around the library. Can't wait to come back!

Very friendly people. The small cafe was very nice. It was very accessible as well, as a person…read morewith disabilities this was a big deal to me

Located not far off 50 Hwy, Montserrat Vineyards is a hidden gem. This is the second time I've…read morestopped in, but this time I actually got to look around. From the front, it looks small, but if you walk around the back there are places for bands to play and plenty of seats for people to come and enjoy music or even just take in the scenery of the grapes or the hills (they say it's the tallest spot in the county). The guy working the counter is fabulous and made us laugh the entire time. The wines...the only bad I can say is I wish they made more. There were 5 different types of wine, all wonderful. I had a really hard time trying to decide which ones (yes plural) to get. Even with just a few wines, they have a wide variety for everyone. I will most definitely be coming back...and a great stop on the way to the lake!

Outdoor seating with a variety of options. You can sit towards the front or in a private area in…read morethe back. Plus in front of the live music or behind it in another private area. We had a bottle of semi dry red for $16 and it was pretty good. It's a nice place. The tasting room was closed Saturday afternoon. A true country area with beautiful views and bugs too. This would be a nice place to come and hang out.

Excellent facility to attend an event. For a city the size of Quincy they are blessed to have such…read morea great facility!

From the owner: Oakley Lindsay Center is the premier meeting and event location in Quincy, IL. Conference rooms,…read moreexhibition hall and theater to accommodate trade shows, corporate functions, seminars/workshops, wedding receptions and more. Edit