Rooms include HBO, coffee maker and hair dryer. Continental breakfast. Wi-Fi. Coin laundry. Located four blocks form downtown.

Steve Ayers has been a professional potter for more than 30 years. Ayers Pottery is recognized for its form and intense color-rich glazes. Steve makes pottery with the customer in mind, pottery that is both beautiful and functional: handles must feel comfortable, spouts must pour, pottery must be microwaveable, ovensafe, and fit in the dishwasher. All of our work is lead free and food safe. Visit our studio and watch us make pottery. Browse in the showroom then take home a true Hannibal souvenir. If there’s time, we’ll show you around the shop.

Guests have the opportunity to fly in a glider over the Mighty Mississippi or take a tandem skydive over America’s Hometown. We offer these experiences along with professional instruction for those wanting to pursue these sports. Call today for a unique experience.

Sit and enjoy an old fashioned ice cream confection, cone, shake, float, ice cream soda, sundae, or one of our special concoctions. In our Emporium you may see one of our "I didn't know you could still get this" items. We have Hannibal and Missouri souvenirs of all kinds. Browse our selection of children's classic books, Hannibal and regional special books and our fine selection of Mark Twain books.

This hotel was completely remodeled in 2009. It is now a 100 percent non-smoking hotel offering views of the Mississippi River and convenient access to key area attractions. Within six blocks, you'll find downtown shopping, restaurants, Mark Twain Riverboat and the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum. Spacious rooms equipped with microwave, refrigerator, LCD TV, premium cable and work areas. A hot breakfast is served every morning in the breakfast room. Panoramic river views and meeting and banquet space for up to 75 people.

Cameron Cave offers a different underground adventure; you will tour the cave by lantern light, seeing it as it was when first discovered. The only changes made were those necessary to make the tour more comfortable and to meet Missouri State Safety regulations for show caves. This guided tour takes you through this complex maze cave. The tour lasts about 90 minutes. This is a unique cave experience. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day. Co-located with Mark Twain Cave; one mile south of Hannibal on Route 79.

These modern, fully furnished cabins with a kitchen can sleep six people; we can accommodate larger groups with our special suites. We have an indoor pool; a seven-acre private fishing lake; two playgrounds; two pavilions; and an onsite convenience and bait store. We are located one-half mile from the boat ramp, marina, and hiking trails at Mark Twain Lake; one-quarter mile from Rustic Oak Cabin Restaurant; and five miles from a public beach and water park.

This park, with its panoramic view of Hannibal and the Mississippi River, is reached by 244 stairs which begin at the north end of Main Street. See the bronze statue, sculpted in 1925, of Twain’s most memorable and mischievous characters, Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn walking along the banks of the mighty Mississippi River.

Motel rooms, kitchenettes and private bedroom kitchenettes; pool; picnic pavilion; recreation room; boat parking; and fishing ponds. All ground level with ample parking.

We have 45 sites (15 pull-thru) with 30/50 amp hookups, water and sewer. We also have tent sites, showers, laundry, arena campfire, firewood, Wi-Fi, cable, mini-golf, banquet room, pavilion, soft-serve ice cream, Broaster food products and propane refills. Pets must be leashed. We are located nine miles from the Mississippi River. Open year-round.

Full service group tour, package and receptive services. We specialize in tours which include historic lodging and dining establishments. Tours are custom designed to match your market criteria: leisure, student education, historical, corporate and group arrangements. Site selection and screening, financial arrangements and payment to tour providers, hotels, and ground transportation companies. Marketing support and on-site hosting available. Special arrangements for travelers from the United Kingdom, Canada and Europe.

Located at the junction of Route 61 and Business Route 61. Less than 10 minutes from downtown Hannibal and attractions like the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum and downtown shopping options. We offer a hot breakfast bar, wireless Internet access and an outdoor pool.

The 1896 Queen Anne Victorian home of lumber baron Albert Wells Pettibone, in the historic district of Hannibal, is on Millionaire's Rowe, three blocks from downtown. Four guestrooms with semi-private baths; rooms may be combined to form two suites, each with a private bath. Our seasonal gardens and front porch await you, along with the uniquely furnished home of yesteryear.

Victorian mansion on 40 acres with a gazebo, meadows, ponds, walking trails, llamas and wildlife. Eight guestrooms and three cottages for couples or families. Feather beds, whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, hot tubs, and a full breakfast.

Art from local artisans. Take home an original painting, photo, piece of jewelry, pottery or turned wood that will become a treasured gift.

Hannibal boasts a strong arts community offering year-round arts programs. The Hannibal Arts Council hosts a full exhibit schedule in its galleries, plus workshops, school touring and dozens of quality art programs and services.

Hannibal was the boyhood home of Mark Twain, and the author's spirit is alive and well at a variety of attractions around the city. You can visit places like the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum, explore Mark Twain Cave and Cameron Cave, journey to the top of Cardiff Hill (like Tom and Huck did), take a riverboat ride on the Mississippi River or spend time shopping the city's unique retailers, including several located in the downtown area.

For everyone visiting Hannibal, the adventures of Mark Twain’s days are alive and well. Start with a tour of the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum. Continue in his footsteps as you explore the Mark Twain Cave Complex; find out where he got his pen name as you take a cruise on the Mark Twain Riverboat; enjoy a night of entertainment at one of Hannibal’s live theaters; take in a classic movie at the Star Theatre; visit historic homes, or spend time browsing in the Historic Downtown. With so much to do, you'll have to stay the night in America’s Hometown.

This is an Official Missouri Welcome Center where you will find tourism brochures, maps and highway information.  The staff is very knowledgeable about the area and the state.  They will answer tourism related questions; give you driving directions to attractions and areas you wish to visit; offer suggestions on what to see and do throughout Missouri; and print computer generated discount coupons.  The center offers a nice place for a break from driving.

Enjoy a narrated, 14-mile tour of historic Hannibal aboard our trolleys. We stop at all major attractions; you may visit each site and re-board to continue your tour. We operate open air as the weather permit. Shuttle service and private tours are available by reservation for groups. We also are available to make your wedding special and unique.

Open April-October. Tickets: $10.

Enjoy Hannibal on one of the many specialized tours offered by Historic Hannibal Tours. Options include historic tours as well as Haunted tours. Walk the streets that young Samuel Clemens roamed; hear stories from Hannibal’s frontier days to its amazing growth as a center of commerce. Lumber, pork packing, brothels, murders, circuses, minstrel shows, the wealth of the Gilded Age, all were a part of Hannibal’s fascinating past. The Haunted Tour is a 90-minute guided tour through the city. Visit Millionaire’s Row and meet the ghosts of the Garden House, hear the tale of the unsolved Stillwell murder of 1888, see the Old Jail that was used from 1878-1977, roam Old Baptist Cemetery to visit graves, and, maybe, take photos of the spirits who linger there.

One of Hannibal's newest hotels, totally renovated in 2009. Features a heated, indoor pool with hot tub. Also offers a fitness room and laundry facilities and 74 rooms varying from two queen, king executive to other rooms that feature their own kitchenette. Adjoining rooms and rooms on completely non-smoking floors are available at check-in.

See Mark Twain Live at the Cave Hollow Complex. Raconteur Jim Waddell reweaves yarns first spun by the creator of some of our most treasured literature. Twain was well-known in his day for his stage performances; now you can relive the adventure. Guests will have the opportunity to visit with the performer after the show.

Unique casual, fine dining restaurant in a circa 1870 Victorian home.. , 28 seats, Intimate atmosphere (seating for 28) with the music. Our guests experience some of the finest American and Mediterranean entrees in the area; made to order with no deep-fat-frying or short cuts taken. Global wines and beers offered.