The 9 Towns You Need To Visit In Missouri In 2017

St. Joseph has an incredibly unique history and visitors can tour the Pony Express Museum or see the house where the notorious Jesse James was killed.

Once upon a time, one of America's greatest authors, Mark Twain, grew up in this small Missouri town. Today, visitors can go on tours of his childhood home and other places that inspired his novel, "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."

Visit Potosi...if you dare. This small town has a haunting history and there has been reported paranormal activity at a few key spots in town.

Stroll up and down Weston's main street for antique and boutique shops or sample delicious wines at Pirtle Winery. If you're feeling outdoorsy, head to Weston Bend State Park for an easy hike with beautiful views of the Missouri River.

History buffs will marvel at Ste. Genevieve since it is considered to be the oldest town in Missouri. You'll notice some French Creole colonial architecture still preserved throughout town, hinting at the French-Canadian settlers who established this area.

Arrow Rock is a tiny town loaded with history and attractions. During the 1800s, immigrants heading west passed through this town and often took a break at J. Huston's Tavern. That tavern is now considered Missouri's oldest functioning restaurant. If you're looking for entertainment, catch a play or concert at Lyceum Theater.

It really doesn't get anymore Midwest than Sedalia. This charming town is a reminder of why we love living in the Midwest so much. From state fairs to an adorable main street, come visit Sedalia for a lovely time.