Sightseeing with History

Good morning and good morning! At Victory Café we ordered a delicious steak, eggs with bacon and tortilla. It is also worth coming here to taste delicious blueberry pancakes, cinnamon buns and French toast. We ordered coffee, strawberry lemonade and juice for our breakfast.

The museum is the flagship point of Buffalo Bill's Western Center. He first opened his doors to the public in 1927 in a log cabin in the center of Cody, modelled on the house of Bill Cody to the southwest of the city, and remained there until 1969.
In addition to documenting the life and interests of William F. Cody, as well as the history and activities of the Wild West, Buffalo Bill's collection interprets the history of American cowboys, cattle breeding, cross-border business and other aspects of Western culture. In general, full immersion in the atmosphere is ensured.

At Biaggi's Ristorante Italiano, they make wonderful Caesar salad, tomato soup and Parmesan, and see for yourself. Here you can try a great gelato, tiramisu and cannoli for dessert. And you can add a cup of strong aromatic tea to the dessert.

Here is another interesting place from the historical point of view, we liked it very much. Here's a little reference.
In 1839, the first members of The Church of Jesus Christ - Latter-day Saints, called Mormons, founded this place of peace and beauty on the great bend of the Mississippi River. Today, Nauvoo is one of America's leading historical communities. Visitors can explore more than 30 historical exhibitions dedicated to the period from 1839 to 1846.
Open hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM Sunday 12:00 – 5:00 PM

This is an interesting attraction thanks to Mark Twain. The lighthouse, built in 1935 as a monument to the writer on the day of his 100th birthday, is the second in this place. Next to the lighthouse there is an information board that describes the history of the lighthouse, showing photographs for all the years of existence, including photographs after the hurricane of 1960.
In 1963, a complete reconstruction was carried out. The lighthouse and its stairs have changed over the years, thanks to the relocation of the Mark Twain Memorial Bridge. Interesting location with a view of the Mississippi River.

Dinner time, and without changing the tradition, we went to an Italian restaurant. This pizzeria is well-known for its deliciously cooked mushroom pizza, pizza salad and sandwiches. Cassano's is a good place to order a good lemonade, with a pizza - just what you need.

Our day has come to an end, it's time to rest and learn about the plans for the next day. We'll go to find out about Missouri, where the genius writer Mark Twain, whose stories everyone knows, has his roots. A very impressive location that immerses you in the atmosphere of Tom Sawyer's Adventures.