Welcome to
Cuba
Cuba is Missouri Route 66's Mural City — over a dozen large outdoor murals decorate downtown, depicting the town's history, Route 66 era, and famous visitors (including Bette Davis).
The iconic 1934 Wagon Wheel Motel — restored stone-cottage Route 66 motor court — is the marquee place to stay. Fanning 66 Outpost has the World's Largest Rocking Chair, a 42-foot free Route 66 photo stop.
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Cuba Outdoor Murals
Missouri's Mural City — 14 large-scale outdoor murals depicting Cuba's history and Route 66 heritage
Fanning 66 Outpost & World's Largest Rocking Chair
The 42-foot Route 66 Red Rocker — a roadside photo-op landmark 4 miles west of Cuba
Bob's Gasoline Alley
Massive private collection of vintage gas-station signs, pumps, and Route 66 memorabilia
Meramec Caverns
One of America's most famous show caves and the legendary Route 66 barn-roof advertising landmark
Crawford County Historical Museum
Small-town museum preserving Cuba and Crawford County's pre-Route 66 history
Tips for Visiting Cuba
Cuba's outdoor murals are best self-guided — map at the visitor center.
Wagon Wheel Motel stone cottages book months ahead for peak season.
Fanning Outpost's World's Largest Rocking Chair (42 feet) is free, 24/7.