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Few journeys capture the spirit of America quite like travelling along Route 66, the legendary “Main Street of America” stretching from Chicago to Los Angeles. This iconic road trip is a celebration of classic diners, neon-lit motels, quirky roadside attractions and vast, open landscapes that showcase the very heart of the USA. As you wind through small-town America and ever-changing scenery, from sweeping plains to desert horizons, you’ll discover a nostalgic slice of Americana blended with unforgettable experiences.
ROUTE 66 IS TURNING 100!
In 2026, the legendary Route 66 celebrates its Centenary, marking 100 years since the birth of America’s most iconic highway, with celebrations as unforgettable as the road itself. Festivities will take place across all eight states the historic route crosses, offering a once-in-a-lifetime chance to experience the Mother Road at its most vibrant. Browse our pre-planned Route 66 itineraries, or read on to see what each state has in store.
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Illinois - From the vibrant streets of Chicago, with its world-famous skyline and deep-dish pizza, to the classic charm of Springfield, home of Abraham Lincoln, every mile is packed with history, flavour and Americana. Cruise past vintage diners, murals, and neon-lit motels, explore quirky roadside attractions like Pontiac’s Route 66 Hall of Fame and Museum, and soak up the open-road freedom that defines the ultimate road trip.
Don’t miss:
Millennium Park, Navy Pier, and the Art Institute in Chicago; the Old Joliet Prison; the Route 66 Hall of Fame & Museum in Pontiac; Ambler’s Texaco Station in Dwight; the Lincoln Home National Historic Site; the Paul Bunyan Hotdog Statue and the Cozy Dog Drive-In; the Pink Elephant Antique Mall and Sky View Drive-In in Litchfield; and the World’s Largest Catsup Bottle in Collinsville.
Missouri - Travel back in time, one mile at a time, along Missouri’s iconic stretch of the Mother Road. Brimming with nostalgic delights, neon glow, quirky roadside gems, and endless photo opportunities around every curve, Route 66 in the Show-Me State is part retro, part classic road trip, and entirely, unmistakably Missouri.
Don’t miss:
The Gateway Arch and Ted Drewes frozen custard in St. Louis, the Route 66 Museum and Munger Moss Motel in Lebanon, Gary’s Gay Parita in Ash Grove, the Wagon Wheel Motel in Cuba, Meramec Caverns in Sullivan, the History Museum on the Square in Springfield, Red Oak II in Carthage, the newly opened Route 66 Neon Park in St. Robert, the Route 66 Mural Park with its 3D street art in Joplin and so much more.
Kansas - Kansas’ small but captivating stretch of the ‘Mother Road’ is full of charm, from iconic movie landmarks to quirky roadside attractions and the adventurers enjoying a once-in-a-lifetime cross-country journey. Winding through charming small towns, historic bridges, and classic diners, this section of Route 66 is a must-see for families, nostalgia seekers, and anyone looking to experience a true slice of Americana and the heart of the open road.
Don't miss:
Luigi’s Pit Stop, Cars on the Route, and the Kansas Route 66 Visitors’ Center in Galena; Gearhead Curios, Miners Park, Marsh Arch Bridge, and the Baxter Springs Heritage Center & Museum in Baxter Springs; and the iconic Old Riverton Store in Riverton.
Oklahoma - At the heart of Route 66, Oklahoma stretches for more than 400 miles of unbroken Mother Road, taking travellers on a scenic journey through rolling plains, charming towns, and two vibrant cities, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, where history, culture, and modern life come together. This iconic section of Route 66 captures the true spirit of the Mother Road, offering a sense of adventure, freedom, and nostalgia that makes it an unforgettable part of the journey.
Don’t miss:
The Historic Coleman Theatre in Miami, the Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan Centers in Tulsa, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, the Stafford Air & Space Museum in Weatherford, the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum and Lucille’s Roadhouse in Clinton, and the Elk City Museum Complex.
Texas - Spanning nearly 178 miles across the Texas Panhandle, Route 66 has long been a symbol of freedom, adventure, and new beginnings for those heading west. The spirit of the Mother Road comes alive in Texas through charming small-town main streets, neon-lit diners, vintage gas stations, and quirky roadside landmarks that capture the imagination. Each stop along the route offers a nostalgic glimpse into the golden age of the American road trip, inviting travellers to experience the unique culture, history, and character that make Texas’ stretch of Route 66 unforgettable.
Don't miss:
The art-deco Tower Station & U-Drop Inn in Shamrock, the Leaning Tower of Texas near Groom, the Devil’s Rope Museum in McLean, Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, the Big Texan Steak Ranch, the Midpoint Cafe in Adrian, Palo Duro Canyon State Park, Texas’ very own Grand Canyon, and Caprock Canyon State Park.
New Mexico - Route 66 in New Mexico blends high-desert landscapes with rich Native American and Hispanic heritage, offering travellers a journey full of classic Americana. From Tucumcari to Albuquerque, and on to Santa Fe and Gallup, the Mother Road winds past neon-lit motels, adobe towns, roadside diners, and art-filled pueblos. Along the way, visitors can take in vast skies, historic trading posts, local flavours, and the timeless charm.
Don’t miss:
The Blue Swallow Motel in Tucumcari, the Route 66 Automotive Museum in Santa Rosa, Albuquerque Old Town, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway in Albuquerque, the Historic Santa Fe Plaza, Canyon Road arts district, and Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, the El Rancho Motel in Gallup, and Red Rock Park in Gallup.
Arizona - Home to 385.2 miles of the longest preserved stretch of the original Mother Road in the United States, taking travellers through sweeping desert vistas, historic towns, and iconic Route 66 landmarks. Along the way, visitors can discover roadside curiosities, classic diners, small-town charm, and the unique character that has made this highway legendary.
Don’t miss:
The Wigwam Motel in Holbrook, Petrified Forest National Park, Standin’ on the Corner Park and Meteor Crater in Winslow, the Route 66 Walk This Talk Tour in Flagstaff, Bearizona in Williams, the historic town of Seligman, Grand Canyon Caverns in Peach Springs, and the Route 66 Museum in Kingman.
California - Route 66 reaches its finale in California, ending at the Santa Monica Pier, where travellers can pose for a photo with the iconic End of the Trail sign, explore desert towns, classic diners, and quirky roadside attractions, and experience the vibrant culture and scenery of the Golden State, which also offers countless other epic driving routes and unforgettable road-trip adventures.
Don’t miss:
The Route 66 Museum in Victorville, Roy’s Motel and Cafe in Amboy, the striking Mojave Desert scenery and Native American and railroad history at the Needles Regional Museum, Pioneertown near Joshua Tree, and the Santa Monica Pier, where you can see the iconic “End of the Trail” sign and enjoy rides such as the West Coaster.
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