Best places: Things to dos in Amarillo, United States

Traditional waterside park offering a children's playground, splash pad, ducks & picnic tables.

Native flora are showcased over 4 acres of seasonal gardens, with an indoor tropical conservatory.

👍👍 My condolences to all the WARRIORS of the past. Congratulations to Texas and the Panhandle for remembering the Heroes 🫡

A variety of aerospace artifacts on display, plus several civilian & military aircraft.

👍👍 Great place for Route 66 information! The person at the desk (so sorry I did not note his name!) was so helpful and friendly, spending time asking us about our plans and giving us great tips. He is obviously passionate about the Route and proud of his town and shop.

Museum with interactive exhibits devoted to this famous horse breed & its history in America.

Cafe/lounge serving coffee, vegetarian fare, plus beer, wine & cocktails, with live entertainment.

👍👍 Memorial Park is the most beautiful park in the City. The rose garden needs to be restored! The Park workers are working hard and keep this park in impeccable shape. Right next to Amarillo College. What a wonderful place to spend the day...

Sizable classic car museum featuring an array of makes & models dating back to the 1920s.

Regional 20th-century art, including 4 Georgia O'Keeffe watercolors, plus a Pan-Asian collection.

Kitschy, saloon-style steakhouse known for its 72-oz steak-eating challenge, plus a gift shop.

👍👍 The grandkids love this place. They have a lot of swings and other things for them to do. And they have very soft artificial grass.

Heritage museum with exhibits on Native American culture & art, plus traditional dance performances.

Small community park with picnic areas, a playground & tennis courts, plus weekly summer concerts.

Urban green space offering a disc-golf course, a dog park, picnic areas & a children's playground.

Permanent exhibits on the universe & weather, plus a theater & visiting shows for toddlers to teens.

👍👍 I’ve attended 2 events here And I really love the space. It feels like a really tiny midstate fair. There’s little buildings all around and a nice big stage and seating area. The VIP area was really nice where we sat and watched a concert. One of these events I was a vendor. I had trouble with the W...

Large monument/time capsule built in 1968, commemorating the centennial of the discovery of helium.

👍 Nice spacious park. Very nice neighborhood and friendly people. Playground was under construction but the kiddos still had fun