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Creativity, History Inspire Missoula's Cultural Scene
Stroll through downtown, and it’s easy to forget the present. Historic buildings -– including former hotels, an old mercantile and even a former brothel – dating back to the 1800s offer glimpses of the city’s storied past.
The Missoula Downtown Association offers a descriptive map for self-guided tours of historic downtown, of visitors can take one of several guided tours, such as that offered by preservationist, author and professional guide Allan Matthews.
Pack in present day, history... Read More »
Missoula's a Natural for Outdoor Activities
Located three hours south of Glacier National Park and less than four hours west of Yellowstone National Park, Missoula is a natural playground beckoning children of all ages. In addition to Mother Nature’s bounty, area leaders have ensured Missoula offers plenty of recreational opportunities for residents and visitors. Splash Montana, with its new, 50-meter pool for example, offers three-story water slides, a lazy river and floating play structures. In cooler months, swimmers seek fun... Read More »
Homegrown Eateries Treat to the Taste Buds
Sure, Missoula has the usual chain restaurants that most big cities have. But what Missoula adds is a deliciously diverse selection of local eateries that add to the cultural landscape as well as the city’s history.
Take the Oxford Saloon, for instance, which has been serving hearty entrees with colorful names for more than 100 years. In the morning, try the ‘He Needs ‘Em,’ Oxford-ese for brains and eggs. And anytime is a good time for a ‘Married Man.’ That’s one of the Oxford’s famous beef... Read More »
