As spring is in full swing, it’s time to get outside and enjoy this weather! Did you know Cape is home to over 660 acres of green space? That’s 25 parks! There are playgrounds, paved and natural trails, each one presenting a different special characteristic. To highlight a few, we start at a park in ... Read More
There’s something about brunch. It’s not breakfast. It’s not lunch. It’s special! Why not enjoy brunch as a Valentine’s Day treat! We have some options for you. This year, the holiday falls on a Tuesday. But who says you can’t celebrate the weekend before with a weekend brunch. Either with family or your significant other, ... Read More
Did you realize you could be eating Chicago deep dish pizza in less than two hours…in Chicago? Yum! The Cape Girardeau Regional Airport is a full-service airport offering daily flights to Chicago, whether your destination is The Windy City…or beyond! You can fly from Cape Girardeau to Chicago then take a flight from Chicago to ... Read More
August is National Golf Month! What a great time of year to dust off your clubs and explore our area’s four fabulous courses! They each offer facilities to entice beginning golfers to start a new hobby as well as challenge long-time, expert golfers. Established in 1921, and celebrating their centennial this year, Cape Girardeau Country ... Read More
Spring and early summer are the perfect time to take a tour of Cape Girardeau’s unique parks and recreation areas. In total, Cape Girardeau offers 25 parks covering more than 660 acres of land – all with a variety of features and amenities. In honor of National Take A Walk In A Park Day, we’re ... Read More
After February’s winter weather, we’re likely all ready for some Spring time. Check out three of our favorite places to catch early glimpses of the new season in Cape Girardeau. The Mississippi River Front Downtown Cape Girardeau is a beautiful place to get out and enjoy warmer temps, especially along the river front and the ... Read More
From the city’s original namesake, French officer Jean Baptiste de Girardot, to architectural and cultural influences, Cape Girardeau is among several communities along the Mississippi River whose French heritage is alive and well. In honor Mardi Gras, we’re exploring some of that heritage with three places you can experience it firsthand in the city’s downtown ... Read More
For African American History Month, we’re exploring Cape Girardeau’s trove of related historical sites. Due to ongoing construction at the historic Common Pleas Courthouse, visitors cannot currently enjoy Ivers Square. This area will soon be a remarkable addition to the history of Cape Girardeau! Say abreast on the updates and come visit these exciting downtown ... Read More
Love is in the air this month, and that makes it a popular time for marriage proposals. A recent survey found that as many as 6 million couples get engaged on Valentine’s Day each year*. If you’re pondering a future trip down the aisle (or just like to admire scenic views), check out some of ... Read More
Visit Cape is thrilled to introduce to you our newest employee, Emily Hagan! Emily has joined the team as our Office Administrator. She’ll likely be the first Visit Cape member you’ll interact with should you come in our office or call us up. Emily is responisible for helping visitors begin their Cape Girardeau adventure, keeping ... Read More
