Murals of Cuba, MO

We loved this little town. We stopped at a place called Frisco grill and the owners were very accommodating. We were traveling with our dog and they said we were welcome to come sit on the outdoor patio with him. The food was great and the company was wonderful. They even offered to bring out a piece of meat for the dog, but he gets car sick so we had to pass.

The murals are NOT WHERE THE GPS says they are. Make sure you look them up to get a more accurate location before you go. They are difficult to view while driving (without driving obnoxiously slow) so I would recommend making a stop out of it and walking around.

Murals are located east and west of Highway 19 on Washington (old route 66).

This is a cute little town. The murals aren't where it says they are, GPS took us somewhere crazy. They're past the sonic at the next red light, then take a right. Murals were deff worth a look!

There is a mailbox on the wall of a house at Washington and S Buchanan St which contains leaflets with maps of the mural locations and their history.

So cool! Worth the quick walk!

Learned a lot about the town from the murals, was like a mini scavenger hunt though we still never found the Bette Davis one no matter how hard we tried.

Great little town. The murals are really cute. I recommend spending a bit of time just walking around, and getting some food.

This was a quick side trip (we drove around the town) that was interesting and fun. We talked with our kids about the history of Route 66 so they would understand the significance of the murals (as an attraction).

When you’re driving in on Washington/Historic 66, there’s a sign pointing toward a local museum. That is where we went to get a brochure that lists the murals and explains a bit of their history.

If you have a bit more time, walking the town would be nice. It’s a cute little town with a lot of color!