Ripley's Believe It Or Not Building
You'll find out about the weird, peculiar, wacky, bizarre, strange and unusual at Branson's Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum.
Some of the most popular places in Branson for fun and entertainment are also the very places you can find an educational and mind-broadening experience. Historic sights and cultural influences are aplenty in this quaint entertainment area. Here are some great places to enjoy your time while taking in a bit of Ozark culture.
Branson Theaters With a Past...
Grand Palace Theatre is the largest live entertainment theater in the state and has a long history with the music and entertainment industry. With featured artists like Jeff Foxworthy and Kenny Rogers, this theater is at the top of the nightlife list.
Remington Theater, with its artwork and 2,700 seat occupancy also has another unexpected highlight. The stage an ice rink, and not just any ice rink. It is the largest ice arena that is on a stage in the nation. Performers balance on their bladed skates as they wow you with a wonderful show.
Branson Museums and Galleries...
Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum. Enjoy the legends again in a museum dedicated to their incredible career with radio, television, and movies. Here the famous duet "Happy Trails," as you walk along the many photos, costumes, and personal items such as saddles that fans everywhere cherished.
Ripley's Believe It or Not. Strange and rarely seen objects, pictures, and people lurk around every corner. Be prepared to be shocked and amazed at what humans and nature can do. You'll learn more about the weird and unusual at this museum than ever before.
Ralph Foster Museum. Ozark history is displayed in the most entertaining fashion as collections of artifacts, pop culture, fine art, and more fill the walls in this museum. See the "Beverly Hillbillies" car, and 40,000 square feet of exhibits spanning geological, natural history and more.
The Art of Glynda Turley Shop houses original art by the Branson famed artist. Her shops feature works ideal for display in the home or for the perfect gift.
Historic Landmarks...
Bonniebrook Park. This landmark was the famed home of Rose O?Neill the Kewpie Doll creator. Her artwork and writings were extensive, including sketches, molds, and dolls of the original Kewpies on display in the museum area. Enjoy the landscaped grounds, gardens, and fine dining restaurant as well.
Branson's Historic Railroad Depot. Home of the Branson Scenic Railway, this site offers a close-up perspective on the development of Ozark railways. Guests can walk around the depot, spotting vintage cars and perusing the various shops. If you take the 40-mile ride on the rail, the narration dictates an in-depth history of railroads as you ride under passes, over trestles, and through the beautiful Ozark mountains.
Lodging With History and Culture...
The Gazebo Inn
Best Western Branson Inn and Conference Center
Holiday Hills Nightly Condo Rental
Branson Hotel B&B Inn
