Route 66 may be famous for neon signs, classic diners and quirky roadside attractions, but some of the best experiences take place outside the car.

Retro attractions, classic motels, and Americana memories make Route 66 a one-of-a-kind road trip experience that continues to captivate retirees.

Route 66 is home to some brilliant barbecue spots including James Beard Award winners, world champion pitmasters, and other ...

Route 66 has been crowned the most scenic road trip in America in a new study that measured how often travelers share their ...

Explore Amarillo, Texas—a welcoming Panhandle city known for Route 66 charm, outdoor adventures, vibrant arts and culture, ...

COASTING past glassy lakes, rolling hills and chocolate-box villages, I’m experiencing a side to Switzerland that can only be ...

Known as the “Mother Road” of the U.S., Route 66 connects Chicago to Los Angeles. Stacker compiled a list of 50 Route 66 attractions for any traveler looking to make the eight-state road trip.

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Top things to see in this tucked-away destination include Grand Canyon Railway, Bearizona and Route 66 neon. Try these restaurants and hotels, too.

The Route 66 Historical Village is hosting a photo contest to commemorate the centennial anniversary of Oklahoma’s historic ...

The idea behind the “outdoor museum” is to highlight Route 66 attractions throughout the city by providing information on the sites online, including on mobile devices. The final product, which could ...