Topeka
Located one hour west of Kansas City, Topeka is the capital of Kansas and known for its rich history, diverse culture, and beautiful outdoor experiences. Discover museums, festivals, trails, and the historic downtown area.
Crossroads of Freedom and Equality
Visit the Brown v Board National Historic Museum to learn about the landmark case and the struggle for civil rights. Then, visit the Equality House to explore the ongoing fight for LGBTQ equality. Both embody Topeka's rich heritage of activism and progress.
Kansas Statehouse
Visit the Kansas Statehouse, an architectural icon with a rich political history. Don't miss the opportunity to climb 296 steps to walk outside at the top of the dome. At 306 feet from the ground, it is taller than the US Capitol in Washington D.C.
Downtown Topeka
Discover the heart of Topeka by visiting its historic downtown, you can enjoy new restaurants, shopping and entertainment venues. Don't miss Evergy Plaza, a vibrant public space that hosts free weekly concerts, festivals, nightly fountain shows, and ice skating each winter.
NOTO Arts District
Explore the NOTO arts district in Topeka and experience a vibrant district featuring restaurants, galleries, studios, and shops that showcase the city’s local art and culture.
Gage Park
Get wild at the Topeka Zoo, a nationally recognized zoo and conservation park featuring over 250 animals, then unwind in Gage Park, a 160 acre central park which is home to the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center, public gardens, a mini-train ride, and historic carousel.