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Wichita
Discover the best places to eat, explore, and experience in your new home city.
A Slice of History: Wichita and the First Pizza Hut
Wichita has quietly given the world a few things, and one of them is on almost every high street on the planet.
Georges French Bistro: A Corner of France in College Hill
Some of the best restaurants hide in unlikely places. Georges French Bistro sits in a strip mall in the College Hill neighbourhood.
Making the Most of a One-Bedroom Apartment
A one-bedroom apartment can feel generous or cramped, and the difference is rarely the square footage. It is how the space is used.
Working from Home in Wichita
Remote work suits Wichita. Living costs are reasonable, the commute is whatever you make it, and you can be out of the city and into open country in under half an hour.
Old Town Wichita: Where History Meets the Nightlife
Cobblestone streets, craft cocktail bars, and live music venues make Old Town one of the most vibrant entertainment districts in the Midwest.
Exploration Place: Science on the Arkansas River
Wichita's premier science museum sits dramatically on the banks of the Arkansas River, offering hands-on exhibits for all ages.
The Keeper of the Plains: Wichita's Iconic Landmark
Standing 44 feet tall at the confluence of two rivers, this steel sculpture is the symbol of Wichita and a must-see at sunset.
Bradley Fair: Upscale Shopping in a Park-Like Setting
This outdoor shopping plaza blends premium retail, acclaimed restaurants, and beautiful greenspace into one of Wichita's finest destinations.
Botanica: The Wichita Gardens
Over 30 theme gardens spread across 18 acres make Botanica one of the most beautiful green spaces in all of Kansas.
Wichita Art Museum: World-Class Art in the Heartland
Home to one of the finest American art collections in the central United States, the WAM is a cultural cornerstone of Wichita.
Naftzger Park: Downtown's Living Room
This intimate urban park in the heart of downtown hosts free concerts, food truck rallies, and community gatherings year-round.
Pizza John's: A Wichita Institution Since 1974
Generations of Wichitans have grown up on the deep-dish, hand-tossed pies from this beloved local pizza institution.
Lake Afton Public Observatory: Stargazing on the Prairie
On clear nights, the skies above the Kansas prairie reveal a breathtaking universe, and Lake Afton Observatory is your guide.
The Donut Whole: Late-Night Doughnuts & Community
Open 24 hours on weekends, this quirky, beloved doughnut shop is a Wichita institution that fuels early mornings and late nights alike.
Wichita State University: Campus Life & The Shocker Spirit
WSU's beautiful campus is open to all, with world-class art, architecture, and the energy of 15,000 students calling it home.
Chicken N Pickle: Where Food, Sports & Fun Collide
This wildly popular entertainment venue combines indoor pickleball courts, a rooftop bar, and outstanding food into one can't-miss destination.
Sedgwick County Zoo: One of America's Great Zoos
With over 3,000 animals across 225 acres, the Sedgwick County Zoo consistently ranks among the best zoos in the United States.
The Douglas Design District: Art, Makers & Independent Spirit
A stretch of Douglas Avenue has become Wichita's most creative neighborhood, packed with galleries, studios, and independent shops.
Cowboys Wichita: The Biggest Country Bar in Kansas
For an authentic Kansas two-stepping experience, there's nowhere quite like Cowboys — a massive country music venue with lessons for all levels.
Chester I. Lewis Reflection Square Park: Downtown Green Space
This beautifully designed downtown park honors a civil rights leader while providing a tranquil green refuge in the city's core.
Kansas Aviation Museum: Flying Through History
Housed in the original Wichita Municipal Airport terminal, this museum celebrates the city's profound legacy as the Air Capital of the World.
Riverside Park: Wichita's Oldest and Most Beloved Park
Established in 1880, Riverside Park sits along the Arkansas River offering trails, playgrounds, and one of the city's last free zoos.
Wichita Brewing Company: Local Craft Beer Culture
From its flagship taproom to its popular patio, Wichita Brewing Company has been central to the city's thriving craft beer scene.
Larkspur Bistro: Farm-to-Table Fine Dining in Wichita
One of Wichita's most acclaimed restaurants, Larkspur sources seasonal ingredients from local farms to craft a menu that changes with the prairie.
Doo-Dah Diner: Breakfast All Day, Wichita Style
This beloved breakfast and brunch spot has been feeding Wichita mornings with inventive skillets, fluffy pancakes, and bottomless coffee since 2004.
Newport Grill: Seafood Excellence on the Prairie
Against all odds, one of Wichita's best restaurants specializes in fresh seafood — and the quality rivals coastal destinations.
Tacos Mexicanos: Authentic Street Tacos in South Wichita
In the heart of Wichita's vibrant Latino community, this family-run taqueria serves some of the most authentic and delicious Mexican food in Kansas.
YaYa's Euro Bistro: Mediterranean Warmth in the Heartland
This charming east-side bistro brings the flavors and hospitality of the Mediterranean to Wichita with outstanding results.
Sedgwick County Zoo: A World-Class Day Out in Wichita
With over 3,000 animals across 225 beautifully landscaped acres, the Sedgwick County Zoo is one of America's finest — and it's right in your backyard.
Tanganyika Wildlife Park: An Immersive Animal Encounter
Unlike any traditional zoo, Tanganyika lets you hand-feed giraffes, swim with penguins, and get up-close with animals from around the world.