Edged by a glistening stretch of the Missouri River, Sioux City historically played a pivotal role in Westward expansion with associated sights that today, along with river cruises and local hiking trails, draw in a steady stream of travelers.
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Agriculture meets culture in Iowa's largest city and capital, Des Moines, a riverside hub that boasts an events calendar of fairs and fine arts festivals and offers easy access to natural attractions and gambling venues.
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Learn how Iowans transformed fertile prairies into the world's most productive farmland. Travel through five time periods spanning 300 years: the 1700 Ioway Indian village, the 1850 pioneer farm, the 1875 frontier town of Walnut Hill, the 1900 horse-powered farm and the modern crop center.
