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Kansas City Map, Missouri

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Kansas City Travel Guide

Another celebration that showcases the works of art of top visual artists is the Plaza Art Fair that is done every September. The City of Kansas features the German culture through their celebration of the Kansas City Oktoberfest which is made more fun by music, food and exhibits. read more

Kansas City Nightlife

Kansas City is a major, mid western large city lying on the borders of Kansas and Missouri. It is among those cities which are incredibly spectacular and heartwarming and yet is known to fewer tourists than it should. But people, who have been here once, make their best of the efforts to come here repeatedly as and when they get time. It is so because Kansas City is a place that too has amazing recreational activities,... read more

Kansas City Sightseeing

American Jazz Museum- Ideally located in the 18th& Vine District, the excellent sounds and sights of jazz can be experienced live at this very first museum in the whole country that is exclusively devoted to its American art style. The interactive exhibits of the museum tell the tale of ‘America’s classic music’ in a brilliantly educational and entertaining format. read more

Kansas City History

The city of Kansas was officially incorporated on 28 March 1853. Étienne de Veniard was the first documented European, who visited the Kansas City while Sieur de Bourgmont was the first to explore the Missouri river. In 1763, the Spanish took over the area after the Treaty of Paris although they were unable to play a major role in the area. The activities of the Spanish were limited to taxing and licensing the traffic... read more