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Native American artifacts at the Mid-America All-Indian Center and American paintings in the Wichita Art Museum highlight the rich culture of Wichita, Kansas. From the Old Cowtown Museum to the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum, plenty of exhibits can educate you about the history of this city and Kansas. To find out why Wichita is known as The Air Capital of the World, visit the Kansas Aviation Museum that's housed in a historic passenger terminal with an art deco facade.

Key facts

Make a smooth transition from Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport (ICT) to Wichita by driving along U.S. Route 400. Situated on the east bank of the Arkansas River, the downtown Wichita district boasts waterfront hotels. Additionally, your downtown hotel will be within walking distance from Wichita's premier entertainment venues such as Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center and Intrust Bank Arena. If you're looking to lodge and do major shopping in the same neighborhood, stay near The Town East Square that's part of the commercial corridor along Kellogg Avenue.

Hints and tips

Like most cities in the Great Plains, Wichita experiences thunderstorms in the summertime, and winters can be cold, with January high temperatures that average about 40 degrees. On a mild day, you can enjoy the city's top outdoor attractions, such as the Sedgwick County Extension Arboretum and Sedgwick County Zoo.