The Tiny Kansas Town That Will Capture Your Heart
Every state has its fair share of tiny towns… but tiny towns that are flat-out unforgettable and boast a rich history? You can find the majority of those in the Sunflower State! The tiny town we are talking about today, however, may just be one of the most memorable of them all that is sure to capture your heart! Take a trip with us to Troy, Kansas.
Check out the Doniphan County Tourist Attractions webpage for more things to do in Troy, Kansas, and the surrounding area.
For even more tiny communities to visit in Kansas, check out these ten small towns in Kansas that are downright delightful!
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Small Towns In Kansas
What are the most beautiful small towns in Kansas?
Some of the most beautiful small towns in Kansas are:
- Lindsborg: Nicknamed “Little Sweden” for its Swedish heritage and European architecture, and home to the Coronado Heights Castle.
- Lecompton: A small town called “the birthplace of the Civil War, where slavery began to die,” and known for its museums and historic sites.
- Cottonwood Falls: Recognized for its beautiful scenery and charming setting. Cottonwood Falls makes for a good day trip or overnight destination, with a historic brick downtown shopping district, multiple inns and guesthouses, art galleries, and a three-tiered waterfall that’s very accessible.
- Paola: Home to a beautiful courthouse and named for a town in Italy, Paola has a lovely town square and three wineries to visit.
What are the best small towns in Kansas for a day trip?
The best small towns in Kansas for a day trip are:
- Atchison: This small Kansas town was the birthplace of famous aviator Amelia Earhart. Aviation enthusiasts will find plenty to do here, including visiting the aviation museum and the home that Amelia Earhart was born in. Atchison is lso home to plenty of beautiful historic architecture – and ghost stories, for those interested in adding a touch of the paranormal to their day trip.
- Wamego: Although Wamego may be tiny, it has tons of personality. It’s home to a tulip festival every spring, a Wizard of Oz museum, and even a Yellow Brick Road for travelers to walk along. Throughout the town keep an eye out and see if you can spot all 18 sculptures of Toto, Dorothy’s famous little terrier from the Wizard of Oz.
- Abilene: The adopted home of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Abilene has been voted one of the best small towns to visit and one of the country’s best historic small towns. It’s also been called one of the most beautiful small towns in Kansas.