Explore the Midwest
Explore the Midwest on an Amtrak Train
Attractions and Train Stations in the Midwest
From breweries to lakeside beaches, big cities to college towns, and everything in between, the midwest offers something for everyone. Explore unique attractions and dive into history when you explore the midwest by train.
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Experience art fairs, folk festivals and frenzied football fans. Play a round — or two — at the award-winning Leslie Park Golf Course. Rent a raft, tube, canoe or kayak and hit the Huron River Water Trail. Discover art galleries, jazz clubs, fresh fare and even hidden fairy doors. View details
Champaign, Illinois
From music and food festivals occurring throughout the year to catching the big game on campus during the season, Champaign has something exciting for everyone. Stumble across public art downtown or hike across thousands of acres of trails and five forest preserves surrounding this bustling college town. Spend the day exploring local museums, cultural venues, and nature centers, or go right to the source and visit one of the area’s numerous farmer’s markets. View details
Chicago, Illinois
From the grandeur of Grant Park’s Buckingham Fountain to iconic museums and skyscrapers, see for yourself why Chicago was once dubbed “Paris on the Prairie.” View details
Detroit, Michigan
Celebrate the city of innovators at the Henry Ford Museum and the Motown Museum. Savor the city’s rich ethnic history with the great flavors of Greece, Lebanon and Poland. Get cultured at the Detroit Opera House and the Detroit Institute of the Arts or thrill to the speed and spray of hydroplane races on the Detroit River. View details
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Quench your thirst on Beer City USA’s trail of more than 40 local craft breweries. Climb Lake Michigan’s towering sand dunes or pedal your way around miles of urban and scenic bike trails. Enjoy live music and innovative art at the Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park. View details
Holland, Michigan
Welkom to a city of tulips, windmills, beaches and bistros. Watch a 250-year-old Dutch windmill actively grind wheat berries. Get lost in a sea of colors amid the millions of tulips, daffodils, hyacinths and crocus at the Veldheer Tulip Gardens. Hit the beach or charter a boat to soak up cool lake breezes before heading back to shore to enjoy award-winning local brews, wines and farm-to-table fare. View details
Kansas City, Missouri
Discover 19th century Americana at the Arabia Steamboat Museum and 20th century sacrifice at the National World War I Museum. Visit the historic 18th and Vine Jazz District where the American Jazz and Negro Leagues Baseball Museums invite you to see American culture and sport in a whole new light. Hit the Power and Light District for an energetic mix of shops, bars, restaurants and live entertainment. View details
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Discover one of America’s great “comeback cities” where foundries and warehouses have been transformed into breweries, year-round public markets and funky art galleries. Hop on a peddle pub as you power your own bar along the Milwaukee River. Tour a brewery, catch a concert on the lakefront or check out the “hogs” at the Harley Davidson Museum. View details
Springfield, Illinois
Lincoln looms large in Springfield, where the native son’s historic home, law offices, tomb and presidential library bring to life the humble beginnings of the man who would become one of America’s greatest presidents. Move from 19th-century history to 20th-century nostalgia when you get your kicks on Route 66 with a hot dog on a stick and a drive-in double feature. View details
St. Louis, Missouri
Ride to the top of the Gateway Arch and marvel at the engineering behind America’s tallest monument. Catch nine innings with the Cardinals or get giddy amid the slides and rooftop thrills of City Museum. Tour the historic Anheuser-Busch Brewery and say hello to the Clydesdales. Explore the museums, zoo and planetarium at Forest Park and dig into a true St. Louis treat, gooey butter cake. View details
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