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Discover the most popular places to visit in Abilene
Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library & Museum
9.0/10 (85 reviews)
This 22-acre campus showcases America's 34th president through artifacts and memorabilia. Explore Eisenhower's boyhood home, pay respects at his burial site, and wander the contemplative grounds where history comes alive.
Seelye Mansion
9.4/10 (16 reviews)
This 1905 Georgian mansion features original furnishings from the St. Louis World's Fair and rare Edison light fixtures. Visitors can sit on period furniture and bowl on the authentic basement alley during guided tours.
Old Abilene Town
Step back in time at Old Abilene Town, where the Wild West comes alive through gunfight reenactments and can-can performances. Wander through authentic 19th-century buildings as cowboys recreate frontier history.
Eisenhower Presidential Center
Visit Eisenhower's modest boyhood home and museum highlighting his military and presidential achievements. The Place of Meditation serves as a contemplative space honoring the 34th president's final resting place.
Eisenhower Park
8.6/10 (54 reviews)
This historic WPA-era Rose Garden showcases over 150 types of roses in a National Register site. Wander among 500 flower varieties during peak bloom from April through August.
Dickinson County Heritage Center
Step into Kansas history at this museum featuring pioneer exhibits and the nation's oldest operating Parker carousel. Ride hand-carved horses while listening to the authentic 1904 Wurlitzer Band Organ.
Abilene and Smoky Valley Railroad
Travel back in time on a historic 1919 Baldwin steam locomotive through Kansas's scenic Smoky Hill River Valley, with a stop at the working Hoffman Grist Mill where traditional flour-making continues today.
Greyhound Hall of Fame
8.0/10 (32 reviews)
Meet resident greyhounds while exploring exhibits on racing history at this unique Kansas museum. The free admission offers an intimate look at the sport's evolution through memorabilia and interactive displays.
"We like that the property was close to Eisenhower‘s Museum and library the room was fabulous. The bathroom was great except the shower stall could’ve been cleaner. There was a mold growing down at the bottom of the shower."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.