Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Lee's Summit

"This building was originally put up in 1914 and the terminal for 12 main lines and 30 subsidiary lines. Since then, it has been converted into a #188 million entertainment center. Now it’s home to an exhibit on Kansas City’s railroad history, shops, restaurants, Science City – a hands-on children’s science center, movie theater, and Amtrak!"

"Union Station was built in 1914 and accommodated thousands of passengers. It included a waiting room designed to hold up to 10,000 people. The station closed in the 1980s, underwent major renovations, and reopened in 1999 with shops, restaurants, and other services."

"Popular as a year-round destination, the arboretum offers a wide variety of educational, recreational and cultural experiences, as well as seasonal programs. About 85 percent of the 300-acre property is dedicated to the preservation of natural ecosystems. The rest includes an educational center and 45 acres of botanical gardens."

"Strolling around a shaded path or exploring gorgeous gardens, this Overland Park gem was a hit with my family. My son enjoyed the Railroad Garden while my daughter had fun posing with every statue she encountered. There’s a picturesque spot inspired by Monet’s paintings of waterlilies on ponds."

"Made to look like the original setting of Monet’s famous Lily Pad painting, the striking green bridge, breathtaking flowers and pond will never go out of style."

"Although there is admission charged on the weekends, the Deanna Rose Farmstead is free on Mondays - Thursdays!. Visit TONS animals friends, explore a prairie town, enjoy hands-on activities and have fun at the playgrounds, trails and gardens."

"What started in 1978 as a petting zoo has become an agricultural theme park that continues to grow. The park brings frontier farm life to the “city folk” of KC."

"Known for putting the “i” back in beer, KC Bier Co. makes German-style beers in Kansas City. The Waldo brewery's outdoor beer garden gives Kansas City the opportunity to experience Bavarian culture right on the Trolley Track Trail. On Saturdays, take the public brewery tour at 1pm, then find a seat outside and enjoy a beer flight or a growler of KC Bier Co.'s popular Weizenbock, Dunkel or Hefeweizen."

"Their motto: “We put the I back in Bier.” The KC Bier Co. is all about brewing authentic German-style beer, right in the heart of Kansas City. Whether you’re interested in observing the process or enjoying traditional German foods like sausages and cheeses, it’s always a good idea to visit the Bierhalle."

"German-style beer brewed in KC and served along with sausages, cheeses and breads in a traditional style bierhalle and biergarten. Country Club Plaza/Brookside/Waldo. 310 W 79th St, Kansas City, MO 64114"

"The bare-bones taproom at Torn Label provides an intimate drinking experience that keeps the focus on the flavors of its beers and the conversation happening amongst you and your fellow visitors. One of its year-round offerings, House Brew, samples the flavors of another local favorite, Sumatra Toddy by highly-regarded coffee roasters Thou Mayest. In addition to full- and limited-time runs of their beers, Torn Label’s artist series pairs with local artists to create one-of-a-kind drafts."

"With names like Monk & Honey and Darkest Timeline, you know you're in for a creative journey at Torn Label. The brewery sets out to create brews that entice craft beer novices and aficionados alike with fresh and exciting flavors and by focusing on the traditions of German and Belgium breweries paired together with American innovations. The facilities produce a massive amount of liquid hops that are only distributed within the KC area."

"Newest location adding the best of the Martin City Pub and Tap Room experience, serving a variety of beer, tasty pub fare and pizza in Mission Farms. Leawood/Overland Park/Prairie Village. 4000 Indian Creek Parkway, Overland Park, KS 66206"

"Next up is Martin City's Martin City Pizza & Tap Room, situated at 410 E. 135th St. With 4.5 stars out of 122 reviews on Yelp, the brewery has proven to be a local favorite."

"The Vaile Mansion is a stunning structure, dating back to the 19th century. It was built in 1881 for Colonel Harvey Vaile and his wife, Sophia. The original construction spread over on a space of 630 acres and had a vineyard, an apple orchard, a wine processing plant and a huge wine cellar."

"The house overlooks the Kansas River, with scenic views throughout!. There are different exhibits that you can explore, as well as programs & special events, like Saturdays by the Stove."

"This wonderful historic stop is mostly outdoors, though there is a small museum display indoors, as well as the option of touring the actual Mahaffie house where they fed travelers passing through the area along the Santa Fe Trail. My kids enjoyed the 1860s farm immensely, playing old school games, petting animals, and taking a stagecoach ride. My son even helped stoke the fire for the blacksmith demonstration."

"The chef and owner Mano Rafael and wife, Barbara, bring a charming expression of French cuisine to the heart of downtown Kansas City. Enjoy fresh and elegant food an atmosphere that is relaxing and fun. Open for dinnerDress code: Shirt/Slacks Req.Phone: +1 816-474-6060"

"This local legend satisfies the palates of Francophiles and gourmands. Exemplary food and service makes for a meal you’ll remember and a dining experience you’ll be ready to repeat. Downtown/River Market/West Bottoms"

"Whether you are in Lees Summit or Kansas City proper, Krab Kingz will satisfy your seafood craving with their boils. Seafood boils can include shrimp, crab or lobster, and they come loaded with corn, sausage, eggs and potatoes. Looking for something a little less messy?"

"Krab Kingz is the spot to go to for a nice low country boil. Their krab and shrimp platter is truly something else. It comes with huge portions of crab, shrimp, sausage, corn, egg and potatoes alllll dripping in butter."