Square Donuts, The World's Largest Pitchfork, and Regional Wine

It doesn't matter if you already had breakfast. No, it really doesn't because what you need are donuts and not just any donuts. You need these donuts!
Don't leave Terre Haute without stopping by Square Donuts. Since 1967 they have been churning out their signature treats. So stop by, try a few and decide if it's the best donut you've ever had.
Phone 812-232-6463
Opening Hours Monday - Saturday: 6:00 - 15:00 Sunday: 6:00 – 11:00

Get to know more of Terre Haute and this area at the Vigo County Historical Museum. A friendly group of dedicated staff and enthusiastic volunteers are eager to greet you and show you what makes their home so special.
The history center will show you what life was like from 200 years ago up to present with interesting exhibits and displays.
Phone 812-235-9717
Opening Hours Tuesday - Saturday: 10:00 - 17:00 Sunday and Monday: Closed

If you happen to be passing through Terre Haute on a Thursday, Friday or Saturday, a visit to Candles Holocaust Museum and Education Center should be top on your list of stops.
Candles; Indiana's only holocaust museum, was envisioned by holocaust survivor Eva Mozes Kor.
In 1995, Kor opened the museum and education center aiming to "prevent prejudice and hatred through education about the Holocaust".
If your schedule allows for the guided tour, it's highly recommended and well worth the time.
Phone 812-234-7881
Opening Hours Thursday, Friday and Saturday: 10:00 - 16:00 Sunday - Wednesday: Closed

Enjoy a lunch of Indian delicacies at nearby Taj Mahal, voted one of the favorite dining establishment in Terre Haute.
With friendly waitstaff and a huge variety of Indian meat and vegetarian dishes to choose from, you will find something to tempt you here from samosas and biryani to tandoor oven-baked specialities.
Phone 812-232-5947
Opening Hours Wednesday - Monday: 11:00 - 15:00; 17:00 - 22:00 Tuesday: Closed

On your way to St. Louis, make a stop in the weird and wonderful town of Casey, Indiana. Casey is the home to the world's largest....just about everything!
From pitchforks to straws and everything in between you'll find it here in crazy Casey. I haven't included everything in the route but the town hosts an impressive assortment down main street and the surrounding streets.

A little detour outside of the "World's Largest" in Casey is this display of the World's Largest Token Coin.
Continue into the downtown area of Casey and park your car to walk around the main street area for photos of all the bizarre things in this little town.

You can learn everything about these supersized roadside attractions through the handy guide here as you enjoy your stroll through downtown Casey.

These weird, wonderful and wacky creations must be seen to be believed!

At the small, intimate, family-friendly Cameo Vineyards, they will welcome you warmly to take a seat and stay a bit as you sample their regional wines.
These wines have won numerous regional and international awards and now you can sample one by the glass, the flight or take one home from the well-stocked gift shop.
Phone 217-923-9963
Opening Hours Thursday - Saturday: 12:00 - 17:00 Sunday: 13:00 - 17:00
Cameo Vineyards

On your way out of town, don't miss driving through the longest (200 ft) covered bridge in Indiana.
There's a small parking lot as well if you'd like to hop out and snap some photos.

You can charge your car here.
Type: CCS 1 station, 1 plugs Power: 62 kW

I hope you're hungry because the BBQ sandwiches at Fire-N-Smoke Wood Fired Kitchen are about as big as your head!
Just a short walk away from your electric car charging station is this family-friendly restaurant featuring all things BBQ and delicious. From BBQ brisket to burgers, BBQ beans to mac n cheese, this place has you covered.
Don't leave without trying a strawberry cheesecake, you won't regret it!
Phone 618-505-0815
Opening Hours Sunday - Thursday: 11:00 - 20:00 Friday: 11:00 - 21:00 Saturday: 11:00 - 21:00 Monday: Closed
Fire-N-Smoke Wood Fired Kitchen

Collect your fully charged car here and continue on to St. Louis for the night.

Welcome to St. Louis! I hope you've enjoyed your two-day drive from Indianapolis. I recommend staying overnight at the Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis at the Arch so you can make the most of that spectacular view. Enjoy your evening of free time in the city before continuing your trip tomorrow. If the hotel is full, there are plenty of excellent hotel options in the St. Louis area nearby.