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Get acquainted with the popular sights and local favorites that Kansas City has to offer during our fully narrated 90 minute tour aboard an authentic, air-conditioned trolley with brass rails, bells and all!

Here’s just some of the highlights of what you’ll see, learn about, be surprised by and laugh about along the way:

• Union Station
• Historic City Market
• Crown Center
• Country Club Plaza
• The River District
• Historic Westport
• Sea Life Aquarium
• Historic 18th & Vine
• Downtown Kansas City
• Nelson Atkins Museum
• College Basketball Exp
• Power & Light District
• T-Mobile Center
• Crossroads Art District
• Jazz Hall of Fame
• Federal Reserve
• Legoland Discovery Center
• Vietnam Vets Mem Park
• The Mighty Missouri River
• Negro League Baseball Museum
• The Arabia Steamboat Museum
• Hallmark Visitor's Center
• Kauffman Center Preform Arts

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Tours 5 days a week Thursday – Monday 10AM 12PM 2PM

All tours start and end at Union Station 30 W Pershing Road

• $25 Veteran
• $15 Kids (12 & under)

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Kansas City Fun Tours will provide wonderful wedding memories with “Pearl”, our glistening white trolley.

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Enjoy the famous holiday lights of Kansas City while listening to seasonal music aboard a heated authentic old time trolley with brass rails, bells , lights and all!

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Things To Do Along the KC Streetcar Line

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The Kansas City Streetcar connects the city’s downtown area from the River Market all the way back to Union Station. For tourists and natives alike, the streetcar can be your personal tour guide through KC. 

If you’re looking for some additional guidance, check out Union Station ’s very own list of must-see attractions and their corresponding stops. As the city’s most celebrated destination for over 100 years , we can give you the inside scoop about things to do along the KC streetcar line.

The River Market

Kansas city farmer’s market.

? Stop #1  

Rain or shine, visit the Kansas City Farmer’s Market in the historic city market area for local vendors, fresh produce, and specialty food and beverages.

The City Market has a rich history dating all the way back to 1857. Originally, the city market was a place where Kansas Citians could gather for commerce, trading, shows, and rallies. Today, it stands as a place for locals to come together and support one another and enjoy fresh, healthy food.

Breakout KC

Experience mystery, mayhem, and more at KC’s #1 voted escape room, Breakout KC . Come with your family or friends and join together to solve the szechuan secret, become the hero, or solve the puzzle in the nick of time.

If you’re not sure which room is the right fit for your group, no need to worry! Breakout KC offers an escape room matching quiz to help you choose. With 11 rooms across 2 locations, there are plenty of riddles to solve at this curious activity along the KC streetcar line.

Central Business District

Kc public library.

? Stop #6  

As one of the most unique buildings along the KC streetcar line, the south wall of the KC Public Library is made of 22 different book spines affectionately titled the community bookshelf. Each book stands 25 feet tall and 9 feet wide lining historic 10th Street.

The inside of the library features a vibrant children’s section and hosts community events year round. Whether you’re looking for an engaging activity or a place to curl up with a good book, you can visit the KC Public Library, or any of their 10 branches.

Power & Light District

The college basketball experience.

If you’re looking for active things to do along the KC streetcar line, get your family on the court and your head in the game at the College Basketball Experience (CBE)! 

Connected to the T-Mobile Center, the CBE is a world-class entertainment facility where guests can not only learn about the history and culture of the sport, but test their own skills. There are activity stations throughout where you can make the game-winning buzzer-beater, complete a free-throw challenge, and so much more. 

And if you have some real basketball fanatics on your hands, you can head just 45 minutes west to Lawrence, home of the famous Allen Fieldhouse and James Naismith’s original rules of basketball.

The KC Ballet

? Stop #12 

The Kansas City Ballet , directed by Devon Carney and comprising 30 dancers, holds the title of resident company at the world-class Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts . They perform multiple times throughout the year, including their rendition of the ever-popular Nutcracker during the winter season.

Consider the KC Ballet when you’re looking for things to do along the KC streetcar line for a performance, or even a class. The company rehearses at the Todd Bolender Center for Dance & Creativity , which is also home to the KC Ballet school for trainees and students of all ages. 

Crossroads Arts District

First fridays.

? Stop #13 

On the First Friday of every month, people gather in the Crossroads District to enjoy local artwork, street vendors, galleries, food trucks, and more! Explore all the local fun and flair of the city with your family or friends on foot, or take the KC streetcar.

In addition to funky art galleries and delicious local cuisine, the crossroads is also full of event venues . There are dozens of unique and flexible spaces for all occasions. First Fridays are the perfect family friendly activity to explore this exciting and dynamic area of Kansas City.

Union Station & Crown Center

Kaleidoscope.

? Stop #15 

Exercise your imagination and explore your artistic creativity at Crown Center’s Kaleidoscope . The attraction is a vivid, workshop-style space where children of all ages can paint, sculpt, draw, write, and dream up all kinds of projects.

Some materials come straight from their manufacturing centers, some are colored and cut into shapes to add to your masterpiece. Kaleidoscope is made possible through the donation of materials from Hallmark in Kansas City. 

Union Station

Union Station is Kansas City’s most celebrated destination and boasts over 100 years of iconic history and year-round attractions for all ages . From live theater to science experiments to shopping and dining , there are events and attractions for every occasion and interest.

At the tail end of things to do along the KC streetcar line, Union Station is the perfect place to start or end your streetcar adventure. Visit Science City, the Planetarium , Extreme Screen , or ongoing exhibits to kick off your day, or end your evening with a meal and a drink in our great hall.

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Union Station is located at the tail end of the streetcar line just off of the historic Main Street, making it the perfect spot to park before hopping on the tram!

Before you find your way to stop #16, be sure to check out our events calendar and visit us at the station , planetarium , movie theater , live theatre , or science city .

Give the Gift of KC's beautiful fountains

Experience KC's downtown Fountains

KC Streetcar Fountain Tour

Tour the fountains riding the Kansas City Streetcar

Experience downtown Kansas City the way the locals do! This 2-mile trip begins at Kansas City’s famous River Market and ends at Crown Center Village, with stops along the way to take in the city’s beautiful fountains. An extra exploration stop at Union Station not only provides 2 breathtaking fountains, but also allows for some extra exploration inside Kansas City’s iconic Union Station. Hop on and off the KC Streetcar to get up close and personal with these impressive water features and learn about some of the local stories of downtown Kansas City  – a must-do for any visitor or local alike.

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Experience Downtown KC

Begin your tour at the region's largest City Markets, learn about the unique backstories of sites along Main Street, such as Petticoat Lane, one of KC’s historic downtown theaters, five fountains and a peek inside Union Station. This tour is packed!

Gorgeous Fountains

The fountains on this tour are truly remarkable landmarks in Kansas City. Experience exquistive architecture, listen to over 500 sprays of water and fill your heart with the stories that made these fountains iconic beauties of Kansas City.

KC Streetcar Experience

KC's Streetcar is a GREAT way to explore downtown! Running from the River Market on the north to Union Station on the south, KC Streetcar connects all the downtown neighborhoods with 16 platform stops and 2 miles of track. Your tour experience will include 2 stops and hops (off & on)!

Children under 12 – $22

Adults 13 & older – $45

This tour is approximately 2.5 hours long. This tour combines moderate walking (approx. 1.7 miles in city blocks broken up by Streetcar hop ons & offs) and riding the streetcar.  Guests should be able to embark and disembark the streetcar. 

Meeting Point and Parking

We will meet at the entrance to the Town of Kansas Bridge located in the City Market at the corner of Main Street and East 2nd Street.

Parking is available in the City Market on the street and at paid parking lots.  City Market 5th & Walnut Kansas City, MO 64106

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‘Frozen’ movie night: Tonight, fans of the original “Frozen” movie can watch the movie at this outdoor event that will also feature appearances by themed characters. Attendees are invited to bring their own low chairs and blankets and can also participate in games and other family-friendly activities. Popcorn and food from North City restaurants will be available. 5 p.m. character meetings, 6:30 p.m. movie screening Friday. 251 North City Drive, San Marcos. Free. northcity.com/events

‘Escape to Margaritaville’: Moonlight Stage Productions presents this La Jolla Playhouse-born Broadway jukebox musical featuring the songs of the late Jimmy Buffett. It’s about two girlfriends who arrive for a vacation on a Caribbean island where they meet new friends and unexpectedly find true love. 8 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays. Through June 22. Moonlight Amphitheatre, Brengle Terrace Park, 1200 Vale Terrace Way, Vista. $15-$60. (760) 724-2110, moonlightstage.com

‘Mrs. Doubtfire’: Broadway San Diego presents the national tour of this Broadway musical about a divorced man who disguises himself as an elderly nanny in order to see his kids. 8 p.m. tonight; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 1 and 6:30 p.m. Sunday. San Diego Civic Theatre, 1100 Third Ave., downtown. $40 and up. (619) 564-3000, broadwaysd.com

‘Life by Numbers’: Lamplighters Community Theatre presents the world premiere of San Diego playwright Lisa Balderston’s play about an adult woman who moves in with her widowed mother and is surprised by her mom’s plan to start dating again. Opens Friday and runs through June 16. 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays. 5915 Severin Drive, La Mesa. $21-$26. (619) 303-5092, lamplighterslamesa.com .

‘Camelot’: North Coast Repertory Theatre presents Lerner and Loewe’s classic musical about King Arthur, Guenevere, Lancelot and the Knights of the Round Table. 7 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays; 8 p.m. Fridays; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturdays; 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays. Through June 23. 987 Lomas Santa Fe Drive, Solana Beach. $54-$79. northcoastrep.org

‘Devil in a Box’: OnStage Playhouse presents the world premiere of Tori Rice’s drama exploring issues of addiction, love and resilience with humor and depth. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturdays 5 p.m. Sunday. 291 Third Ave., Chula Vista. $20-$25. onstageplayhouse.org

‘TL;DR: Thelma Louise; Dyke Remix’: Diversionary Theatre presents this world premiere rock musical that imagines a queer happily ever after for the doomed main characters in the film “Thelma & Louise.” 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday. Diversionary Theatre, 4545 Park Blvd., University Heights. $26.50-$41.50. (619) 220-0097, diversionary.org

‘Vanity Fair’: Scripps Ranch Theatre presents Kate Hamill’s contemporary adaptation of William Makepeace Thackeray’s 1840s novel about two young women, one born into wealth, the other a poor orphan, and their efforts to navigate an unforgiving society. 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays. Through June 16. Legler-Benbough Theatre, Alliant International University, , 9783 Avenue of Nations, San Diego. $29-$49. (858) 395-0573, scrippsranchtheatre.org

‘Pásale Pásale’: TuYo Theatre presents this audience-interactive musical by Mario Vega and Eliza Vedar, set at a San Diego swap meet, where hard-working immigrant vendors fight for their humble way of life against a greedy landlord. 6:30 and 8 p.m. today and Saturday, plus June 13-15, 20-22; 3 p.m. Sundays. Through June 30. Performances through June 23 are at Bayfront Charter School, 830 Bay Blvd. Chula Vista. Performances June 27-30 are at National City Chamber of Commerce, 901 National City Blvd., National City. $25-$30. tuyotheatre.org

‘Tethered’ dance showcase: The Arts District at Liberty Station’s Emerging Artists dancer-choreographers Lexii Regina and Micah Parra will present this free 45-minute multimedia dance performance exploring the possibilities of dance with a bungee cord, as well as a dance film screening, live music and improvisation. Two performances at 7 and 8 p.m. Friday. Dorothea Laub Dance Place, 2650 Truxtun Road, Liberty Station, San Diego. Free. libertystation.com/events

‘More Disruption: Representational Art in Flux’: Oceanside Museum of Art opens a juried exhibition that explores dynamic shifts in representational art that has been distrupted by abstraction. Opens Saturday and runs through Sept. 15. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays; and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fridays. Through Oct. 6. 704 Pier View Way, Oceanside. (760) 435-3720, oma-online.org

Greek Festival: This annual celebration of Greek food, culture and arts takes place with folk dancers, Greek beer and wine, a fun zone for kids and other activities. Free parking and a shuttle are available at a parking lot at 4301 Campus Ave. in San Diego. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday ; 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. Saint Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church, 3655 Park Blvd., San Diego. $4 for general admission; children under 12 and first responders with ID can attend for free. sdgreekfestival.com

US Police & Fire Championships: Firefighters, police officers and other law enforcement officials from around the U.S. will face off in everything from a biathlon to surfing in the annual Police and Fire Championships. Spectators can watch as they compete in 50 sports at venues all across San Diego County. The games are organized by the California Police Athletic Federation (CPAF). See the full list of sports and the competition schedules online. Starts Saturday and runs through Saturday, June 15. cpaf.org/uspfc

Joshua Guerrero-Andrea Carroll opera recital: San Diego Opera presents American opera tenor Joshua Guerrero and American soprano Andrea Carroll performing opera arias and duets, accompanied by pianist Stephen Hopkins. Guerrero and Carroll, who performed together in San Diego Opera’s 2020 production of “La bohème,” co-star in San Diego Opera’s upcoming filmed production of Daniel Catán’s Spanish-language opera “La hija de Rappaccini/Rappacini’s Daughter.” 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Balboa Theatre, 868 Fourth Ave., downtown. $32.50-$150. sdopera.org/season

La Jolla Symphony & Chorus: ‘Time Present and Time Past’: LJS&C music director Sameer Patel conducts this concert of Ravel’s “Ma mère l’Oye” and Adams’ “Harmonielehre.” 7:30 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday. Mandeville Auditorium, UCSD, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla. $20-$43. ljsc.org

Fiber Fest this weekend: San Diego Craft Collective will present this free outdoor event with art demonstrations, free children’s crafts, meet-an-alpaca event, a fiber and textile swap, yarn sale, community mending project and more. 5 to 7 p.m. today; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. 2590 Truxtun Road, Studio 106, Liberty Station, San Diego. Free to $10. sandiegocraft.org

‘Modest Magic’ : The California Center for the Arts Museum presents “A Practical Guide to Modest Magic,” a multidisciplinary contemporary art exhibition where college and university students on both sides of the U.S./Mexico border where challenged to create artwork that finds magic in the everyday. Runs through Aug. 17. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays; 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays. 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido. Free to $12. artcenter/.org/museum

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The city of Irkutsk oblast .

Bratsk - Overview

Bratsk is a city in Russia located in the north-west of the Irkutsk region, in the center of Angarsky mountain-ridge. It stands on the shores of the Bratsk and Ust-Ilim reservoirs formed on the Angara River.

Today, this city, formed in 1956 due to the construction of Bratsk hydro power station, is an agglomeration of dispersed residential areas separated by forests and water areas. Residential areas, different in size, are former settlements constructed near industrial enterprises.

The population of Bratsk is about 222,500 (2022), the area - 428 sq. km.

The phone code - +7 3953, the postal codes - 665700-665783.

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History of bratsk.

In 1631, a group of 40 Cossacks headed by Panteley Demidov Penda founded a small fortress on the Angara River, in the mouth of the Oka River, and called it Bratsky ostrog. The name is derived by assimilating “Buryaty” (local native people) into “braty”, that is “bratya” (brothers).

When the fortress lost its military importance, the settlement received the name Bratsko-Ostrozhnoye, sometimes simply Bratskoye, later Bratsk.

The present city was formed due to the construction of Bratsk power station, to the north of the old settlement of Bratsk which was flooded by waters of the reservoir.

On July 15, 1955, the construction of Bratsk hydro power station and the city of Bratsk was announced as an All-Union construction. On July 26, 1961, the reservoir began to be filled with water. September 1, 1961, is considered the date of the Bratsk Sea coming into being.

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Bratsk Hydropower Station

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Lenin Square in Bratsk

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Bratsk - Features

The city was formed from several settlements. Today, it consists of several districts located pretty far away from each other. The residential districts were built around preserved taiga forests. The length of the city along the shore of the reservoir is about 65 km. The distance to Irkutsk is 983 km by railway, and 618 km by highway.

The climate is continental with long severe winter (up to minus 35-40 degrees Celsius) and short hot summers (up to plus 25-30 degrees C). The heating season lasts 246 days. The average temperature in January is 22.7 degrees C below zero, in July - plus 18-19 degrees C. Despite the harsh climate, Bratsk economic and geographical location is quite favorable.

Bratsk plays a role of an important support base in the development of the northern regions of Eastern Siberia and the Far East. The city is located at the intersection of important communications connecting the European and Asian continents with the north of Eastern Siberia and Yakutia. This is the basis for its economic, social and cultural development.

Bratsk is one of the largest industrial centers in the region and Eastern Siberia: metallurgy; pulp, timber mass and carton producing; timber processing and wood working; chemical and food industries. It has access to electricity generated by Bratsk power station, unlimited water resources, navigable and timber-rafting ways, etc. Also, private gold miners working on the Angara tributaries and pearl divers (the Oka River) play significant role in the local economy.

Bratsk airport offers flights to Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Novosibirsk, Moscow, Tyumen, Yakutsk. The city is connected by railway lines with central Russia, Siberia, Yakutia, Transbaikalia, the Far East.

One of the essential problems of present Bratsk is an adverse environment. The main sources of pollution are the enterprises of ferrous metallurgy, timber processing, energy, transport.

60 km east of Bratsk, there is a climatic resort “Bratsk seaside” located on the coast of the Bratsk reservoir. Patients with diseases of the circulatory and nervous systems are treated there.

Museums of Bratsk

• “Angara Village” - an architectural and ethnographical open-air museum (Komsomolskaya Street, 38),
• Bratsk museum of Angara assimilation history (Komsomolskaya Street, 38),
• The museum of Bratsk city and power station history (Gidrostroiteley Street, 54),
• The museum of history of political exile (Parkovaya Street, 3),
• Bratsk art exhibition hall (Komsomolskaya Street, 77).

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1. Park of Culture and Leisure of Bratsk Municipality

2. Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station

3. Architectural and Ethnographic Museum Angarskaya Derevnya im. O.Leonova

4. Bratsk Drama Theatre

5. Children Entertainment Center Bonifatsiy

6. Church of the Nativity

7. Bratsk Museum of The History of The Development of The Angara River

8. Orthodox Church of the Assumption of the Mother of God

9. Glory Memorial

10. Art Exhibit Hall - Bratsk Joint City History Museum Branch

11. Tirlyama Puppet Theater

12. grace church in christ, 13. church of all saints resplendent in the russian land.

14. Museum of History of Political Repressions

15. The Roman Catholic Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius

16. Museum of Labour Slava of Gidroelektromontazh

17. Metallurg

18. angara stadium.

19. Bratsk River Port

20. transfiguration church, 21. champion sport complex, 22. pingvin hockey court, 23. v. i. mokrovitskiy museum, 24. lokomotiv, 25. church in the name of saint innocent metropolitan of moscow.

26. Angara Karting Centre

27. Punkt Prokata Kartingov

28. Konny Mir

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The late-Victorian Romanesque Revival-style Union Station was completed in 1900. A passenger terminal for several rail lines until 1979, the site was a way station for Al Capone during his trip to a Georgia penitentiary. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the landmark building experienced years of neglect until it was converted into a luxury hotel. The majestic lobby features a barrel-vaulted, 65-foot-high ceiling enclosed by Tiffany-styled stained glass. Modern conveniences combine with the opulent public spaces that are filled with architectural details like wrought iron and Italian marble. The likeness of Mercury adorns the clock tower. 

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