The Branson Scenic Railway offers a 40-mile round trip through the Ozark Mountains, showcasing breathtaking views of rugged landscapes, historic tunnels, and bridges. Departing from Branson’s restored 1905 depot, the journey lasts about two hours, with narration providing insights into the region’s history and the railway’s legacy. Passengers can choose seating in restored vintage cars from the 1940s and 1950s, including dome cars for panoramic views. The experience includes a concession car, and from April through November, a luxurious four-course dinner train enhances select Saturday evenings. Reservations are highly recommended for special events like the dinner train.

This Art Nouveau palace, constructed in the late 19th century, showcases the transformation of Prague into a modern capitalist city. Before its inauguration in 1911, the Czech artistic elite of the time contributed to creating what is today one of Europe's finest Art Nouveau monuments. The building underwent renovation from 1994 to 1997 and now houses the Smetana Hall — a celebrated concert venue — as well as a gallery, beer cellar and bar.

Street performers, tattoo artists, novelty vendors, Gen-X nomads, hippies, people-watchers, and colourful characters of all kinds come together to create this unique bazaar you need to explore at least once. And don't forget the three-mile beach or the streets that are lined with edgy boutiques. No wonder this is one of the most popular visitor attractions in Southern California.

Nestled amidst the Ozark Mountains is Table Rock Lake, a Mecca for aquatic enthusiasts and fishermen. Swimming, wakeboarding, skiing, tubing, racing, and diving can all be done in the lake, while hikers will find the endless trails and wildlife alluring. Underneath Table Rock is the massive Missouri cave system—which is also open for exploration. Fishermen will be interested to know the record largemouth bass, catfish, crappie, and other fish that reside at the lake. And all of Branson’s attractions lie just beyond the hills.