Why this lesser-known part of Route 66 is now even easier to reach
A lesser-known stretch of Route 66 in Missouri is now easier to reach with a new British Airways flight to St Louis. The route, which marks its 100th anniversary this year, offers a nostalgic journey through the state's 300-mile section of the 'Mother Road'.
Route 66, a 2,500-mile route from Chicago to Santa Monica, has a lesser-known stretch in Missouri. This section is now more accessible with a new British Airways flight to St Louis. The Gateway Arch in St Louis is a notable landmark on the route. The Old Chain of Rocks Bridge, a pedestrianized crossing over the Mississippi River, is another key stop. The route offers a mix of history, quirky roadside attractions, and nostalgic charm. Visitors can explore the National Museum of Transportation, Laumeier Sculpture Park, and Meramec Caverns along the way.
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