Welcome to Quincy, Illinois, your Midwest destination for jaw-dropping architecture, striking natural beauty and creative community spirit.
QUINCY, IL 2026 TRAVEL GUIDE
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W elcome to Quincy, Illinois , your Midwest destination for jaw-dropping architecture, striking natural beauty and creative community spirit. In 2026 we’re all about local makers & shakers, from passionate artisans of handcrafted goods to area architects who left an indelible footprint on the city’s landscape. We’ll share our favorite ways to experience the culinary delights of the region, including Summer Flavor Tours and food-focused itineraries. We’ll gather at inviting watering holes to sip the tastiest beer from Quincy’s only microbrewery and sample whiskey distilled in the hollow. We’ll see art and architecture that’ll knock your socks off and tour the tree-lined streets and iconic historic districts of the city via guided and solo expeditions. We’ll have therapeutic play dates at newly formed nature trails and absorb the healing properties of the forest. We’ll see it all! Here’s to a year of feel-good travel and finding Joy in the Making .
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jeff Scott, Brian Fox, Eric Entrup, Jarid Jones, Joi Austin, Kent Snider, Amy Graham, Gina Sheurman, Caroline Poles, Lifetime Member: Charlie Doan SEEQUINCY TEAM Executive Director / HOLLY CAIN Marketing Manager / LORI TUTTLE Office Manager / MEGAN MASTERMAN
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QUINCY, IL the city of abundant architecture
QUINCY MUSEUM // 16TH & MAINE
The Quincy Area Travel Guide is an annual publication of the Quincy Area Convention & Visitors Bureau. SeeQuincy promotes Adams, Hancock and Pike Counties in Western Illinois, in partnership with DCEO and the Illinois Office of Tourism.
ABOVE // The magnificence of Quincy’s Maine Street // PEOPLE INC. // JASON DONNELLY
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FEATURED ADVERTISERS
T he Quincy Bayview Bridge welcomes visitors from the western border of Missouri and spans over 4,500 feet of the Mighty Mississippi.
AG MUSEUM 1435 Boy Scout Rd / 217.430.3036 THE ATRIUM HOTEL ON THIRD 201 S 3rd / 217.222.2666 theatriumhotelonthird.com THE CROSSING 150 S 48th / 217.203.6443 thecrossing.net THE DISTRICT 501 Hampshire / 217.228.8696 thedistrictquincy.com
OAKLEY LINDSAY CENTER 3rd & York / 217.223.1000 oakleylindsaycenter.com POINTE D’VINE 276 Hwy 57 / 217.656.3056 pointedvine.com QUALITY INN & SUITES 225 S 4th / 217.224.8378 choicehotels.com QUINCY ART CENTER 1515 Jersey / 217.223.5900
Artist Adriana Brown captures the view from Clat Adams Bicentennial Park 201 N Front Street
quincyartcenter.org QUINCY BREWING CO 110 N 6th St / 217.214.5512 quincybrewingcompany.com QUINCY UNDERGROUND RAILROALD MUSEUM 415 Jersey / 217.223.1800 quincyundergroundrailroad.org RATSKELLER 931 York / 217.577.8826 dickbrothersbrewery.com SCOTTIES FUN SPOT 8000 Broadway / 217.222.3868 scottiesfunspot.com
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BROOKE TRANTOR PEOPLE INC. // JASON DONNELLY RACHEL B PHOTOGRAPHY TABLE SIXTEEN PRODUCTIONS TIMOTHY SPENCER PHOTOGRAPHY
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Contents
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FOOD + DRINK • Summer Flavor Tours • Wine Down Quincy • Victuals with a View Itinerary
SHOPPING • Created in Quincy • Get the Good (s) • Cozy in The District
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CULTURE • Joyful + Artsy Events • Town & Country Museums • Quintessential Quincy back cover
RECREATION • Forest & River Therapy • Pickleball Obsession • Kayak Quincy
ARCHITECTURE • Maine Street Mile • Mid Mod Quincy • Private Home Tours
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PLANNING TOOLKIT LISTS + MAPS
POPULAR GUIDES TRANSPORTATION ANNUAL EVENTS RESTAURANTS
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WINERIES MUSEUMS LODGING TRAILS MAPS
50 FREE THINGS // 5
MEET YOUR MAKERS // 13
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ROAD TRIPS // 23
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SPECIAL FEATURE 50 FREE THINGS TO DO TRI-COUNTY REGION > ADAMS, HANCOCK + PIKE Quincy location unless otherwise noted ALPHA ORDER 1930s AG Museum
1435 Boy Scout Rd 730 Maine St lookingforlincoln.com seequincy.com 1707 N 12th 532 Gardner Expy
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9/11 Memorial Tower - City Hall Abe Lincoln Wayside Exhibits Abundant Architecture Driving Tour All Wars Museum Bike Quincy - Free 2 hour rentals Bill Klingner Trail, 12 mile paved trail Blues in the District, all summer Bob Bangert Wetland Carthage Jail Catfish Trail - Free swag upon completion Deer & Buffalo Park - IL Veterans' Home East End Historic District Walking Tour East School Museum Fall Creek Scenic Overlook Family Living Center
2533 N 18th 4th & Maine 1925 Bonansinga Dr 310 Buchanan St, Carthage seequincy.com 1707 N 12th St seequincy.com East School Ln, Pittsfield 1130 N 223rd Ln, Payson 400 White St, Nauvoo 2600 Maine St 800 Bonansinga Dr 902 Prairie Mills Rd, Golden experiencemississippiriver.com 332 Maine St 1400 S 5th St 306 Walnut St, Carthage 201 N Front St 128 N 5th 224 W Washington, Pittsfield 909 West Lock & Dam Rd seequincy.com 820 Young St, Nauvoo 1600 Moorman Park seequincy.com 3420 Kochs Ln 290 Main St, Nauvoo 980 S Bluff St, Nauvoo 1440 Mulholland St, Nauvoo Hotchkiss St, Nauvoo 29766 306th Lane, Barry 320 N Illinois St, Pittsfield 1515 Jersey 24th & Maine 526 Jersey 1100 Quinsippi Island Rd 938 East 3003rd Lane, Clayton 12th & Harrison 1301 S 48th 4th & Maine 415 Jersey 532 Gardner Expy 4th & Maine 1020 S 5th
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Father Tolton Memorial Wall Flood Markers, Kesler Park Golden Windmill
Great River Road Scenic Drive History Museum on the Square Indian Mounds Park - Native American Burial Mounds & Timeline Kibbe Hancock Heritage Museum Lighted Bayview Bridge, Clat Adams Riverfront Park Lincoln-Douglas Debate Museum Lincoln Talking Houses Lock & Dam 21 - Winter Observation Deck for Eagle Viewing Mississippi Valley Wine Trail - Free Wine Swag upon completion Monument to Women Garden Moorman/Wavering Park, Pollinator Gardens, Disc Golf, Fishing Mural Find & Dine Driving Tour Nature Trails East - Mountain Bike & Walking Trail Historic Nauvoo Nauvoo State Park Nauvoo Summer Pageants Nauvoo Wagon Ride New Philadelphia State Historic Site Pike County All Wars Museum Quincy Art Center Quincy Park Band Summer Concerts in Madison Park Quincy Public Library - Free Seed Library Quinsippi Island Log Cabin Village Siloam Springs State Park
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South Park & Stone Arch Bridge Spring Valley Trails & Arboretum
Summer Farmers Market in Washington Park Underground Railroad Museum - Student Tours Villa Kathrine Sunsets Washington Park - Splash Pad, Lincoln Monuments Woodland Cemetery
Check SeeQuincy.com for a full list of free events year round
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the city’s culinary culture. S
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ummer Flavor Tours hit the streets of historic downtown Quincy every June-August, promising the best way to experience
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FLAVOR TOURS
Curious Foodies unite! Passionate chefs of six locally owned eateries share food & drink-focused menus each Saturday during the summer, showcasing seasonal brunch & lunch dishes plus housemade coffee, cocktails and beer. The 3-hour adventures stroll the streets around iconic Washington Park, Quincy Farmers Market and boutique shops. Friendly guides lead groups of up to 20 people, adding colorful insights along the way. Sip and savor the flavors of summer while feasting your eyes on incredible architecture. Reserve Flavor Tours early, as they sell out quickly!
> Saturdays / June-Aug / 11am-2pm > 24-hr Reservations / SeeQuincy.com > $60/person (all-inclusive) SUMMER FLAVOR TOURS
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victuals with a view A GREAT RIVER ROAD ITINERARY
FOOD
Victuals, pronounced “vittles,” refers to foods and sometimes drinks, with origins from the Latin word vivere, “to live.” We invite you to live a little at destinations with scenic views. For more Great River Road ideas, visit experiencemississippiriver.com on the Great River Road by sampling food & drinks
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1 Warsaw Brewery / 900 N 5th St, Warsaw Full bar & restaurant with a killer “build-a-burger” menu, situated in a historic 1860 structure 2 The Dock / 1021 Bonansinga Dr, Quincy Casual spot aside the river with large outdoor covered patio + live music 3 The Bridge Bar & Grill / 301 Spring St, Quincy Full bar & food menu, connected to Krazy Town Trampoline Park (Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich shown) 4 BoodaLu Steakhouse / 117 Hampshire, Quincy Fine dining with spectacular river sunsets, serving Certified Angus Beef Steaks 5 Chick’s on the River / 236 N Front St, Quincy Specializing in Hot Lips and fresh juice martinis, with outdoor patio facing the Mighty Miss’ 6 Tiramisu / 131 N 4th St, Quincy Quincy’s beloved authentic Italian eatery with extensive wine list + from-scratch menu 7 Wine Gal Meets Whiskey Guy / 119 N 4th, Quincy Wine & whiskey bar with cozy patio and frequent live music, across from historic Washington Park 8 Riverside BBQ & Grill / 222 S 3rd St, Quincy Family-friendly spot with award-winning barbeque, open 7 days/week for lunch & dinner
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QUINCY BOAT CLUBS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Triple Oaks Club 3707 Bonansinga Dr
Rocky Point Club 3603 Bonansinga Dr
Twin Oaks 2707 Bonansinga Dr
Northside Boat Club 200 S Front St
South Side Boat Club 640 S Front St
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WINERY SPOTLIGHT
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watering holes
Situated on the Mississippi River bluffs between Quincy and Hannibal, Pointe D’Vine Vineyard & Venue offers majestic sunset views and an on-site tasting room. 57&Vine serves wine, domestic beer, coffee, smoothies, charcuterie & small plates. Idyllic setting for social gatherings, entertainment and special events. Frequent live music Sundays, May-Oct. POINTE D’VINE 276 HWY 57 / QUINCY / 217.656.3056 pointedvine.com BAR SPOTLIGHT
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raft Beer + Community Spirit = Quincy Brewing Co, one of Quincy’s most popular watering holes. The city’s only craft brewery is at the very heart of down- town Quincy on the 6th Street Promenade offering a relaxing destination with a patio. Enjoy 18 drafts on tap including ales, lagers, seltzers and homemade root beer. QBCo hosts Quincy Makers Markets, food truck events,
trivia, bingo and other community festivities. QUINCY BREWING COMPANY / 110 N 6TH 217.214.5512 / quincybrewingcompany.com
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WINE DOWN QUINCY Wine lovers unite at Quincy’s new wine-focused event with varietals from Illinois to Italy, music & food Washington Park Annually in Sept Hosted by Wine Gal, 119 N 4th
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY WINE TRAIL Seven family-owned wineries from Nauvoo to Rock- port; visit all for a signature wine glass or T-shirt Guides available at SeeQuincy.com & participating wineries Winery List, p. 28
OKTOBERFEST Authentic
Quincy’s only German-themed pub will quickly become your favorite cellar hideaway. The Ratskeller underground bar delivers snug vibes, to-die-for custom cocktails and a curated selection of local & imported beer and wine. Enjoy live music, chess nights, the Biergarten and warm company surrounded by the storied past of Dick Brothers Brewery. RATSKELLER / 931 YORK / 217.577.8826 dickbrothersbrewery.com
German food, live music, craft beer, 0.2k beer races and Tunnel & Cavern Tours Dick Brothers Brewery District Last Sat in Sept quincyrotary.org
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THE PATIO RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 401 JERSEY Hello, Swanky & Retro. Soak in suave vibes while dining and imbibing in style quincypatio.com *Classic Cosmo pictured * Backdrop: The Gucci Room
GHOST HOLLOW DISTILLERY Premium small-batch whiskey distillery, distributed locally: The Pour Haus, 625 Maine Wine Gal Meets Whiskey Guy, 119 N 4th Ratskeller, 929 York ghosthollowdistillery.com
THE POUR HAUS // 625 MAINE Coffee & cocktails meet here, morning to night; cozy ambiance + expansive outdoor patio thepourhaus.com *Adult S’mores pictured* The nostalgic martini with chocolate, marshmallow & graham crackers
LUXE STOGIE CO // 910 YORK Curated retail cigar experience + lounge with Sinatra-era vibes in the German Historic District *The Rose of Sharon pictured* Creamy, woody, earthy with a hint of pepper & cedar notes
RATSKELLER // 931 YORK Cozy underground German bar + Biergarten in the Dick Brothers Brewery Complex dickbrothersbrewery.com *The Cocktail Trifecta pictured* Hemingway Daiquiri Strawberry-Infused Negroni Blackberry Smoosh
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ARCHITECTURE
maine street mile Arguably Quincy’s most notable thoroughfare, magnificent Maine Street from Washington Park to Madison Park delivers inspirational city scapes, spectacular architecture, along with history, dining & shopping. Explore the city’s oldest parks and experience the cultural & culinary wonders in between. Get the full Maine Street Mile Guide > SeeQuincy.com / 800.978.4748
332 MAINE THE HISTORY MUSEUM ON THE SQUARE, c. 1888 Quincy’s original public library, open for tours 4-5TH & MAINE WASHINGTON PARK, est. 1825 Quincy’s first park, 1858 Lincoln-Douglas Debate 6-10TH & MAINE SHOPPING + DINING 1416 MAINE QUINCY JUNIOR HIGH, c. 1929 Venetian Gothic design built for $1.3M 1469 MAINE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, c. 1876 One of Quincy’s most photographed houses, served as a college prep school in 1900 1550 MAINE LORENZO BULL HOUSE, c. 1852 Women’s City Club (carriage house in rear now home to Quincy Art Center) 1601 MAINE (pictured above) QUINCY MUSEUM, c. 1891 20,000-sq-ft mansion open for tours 24TH & MAINE MADISON PARK, est. 1867 Commemorative location of Underground Railroad
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Welcome to Quincy’s fabulous mid-20th century design portfolio! Mid Mod Quincy is a self-guided driving tour showcasing 30 premier examples of this marvelous era, from spectacular commercial buildings to sprawling residential subdivisions.
FULL MID MOD QUINCY GUIDE SEEQUINCY.COM / 800.978.4748
1. 3001 LINCOLN HILL 2. ST BONIFACE CHURCH 701 MAINE 3. FIRST MID BANK & TRUST 636 HAMPSHIRE
4. 2409 COUNTRY CLUB DR SOUTH 5. QUINCY REGIONAL AIRPORT 1645 HWY 104
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Participating homes are privately owned and located in Quincy’s East End Historic District. Home owners are the guides. • CUSTOM GROUP TOURS for 1-50 people • SELECTION OF 14 HOMES: Choose 2-4 • AVERAGE TOUR TIME per home: 30-45 min • $5/PERSON per home an exclusive SeeQuincy program available year-round private home tours
PRIVATE HOME TOURS RESERVATIONS : 1-week advance ONLINE: SeeQuincy.com CALL: 800.978.4748 // TEXT: 217.242.3728
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are you ready to meet your makers (& shakers)?
BETTER TOGETHER FEATURED HERE: GOLDEN COLLECTIVE
MEET EMILY PETERS + PATRICK MILFORD This dynamic duo believes in strength in numbers. Their partnership and vision culminated in a lifestyle brand where goods are designed
Golden Collective was born from a simple idea: to inspire pride in where you come from. We love Quincy and design pieces around what makes it special, celebrating Quincy’s iconic architecture, history, events and the vibrant people who make this city great. and packaged in-house, often the result of collaboration with other local makers. Enjoy their products at Quincy Makers Markets + visit them at goldencollective.shop.
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COVER STORY Emely Rose Hernandez & Ignacio Anguiano-Reyes have been performing traditional Latin dances in Quincy and the surrounding area for 13 years. They offer private lessons in merengue, salsa and bolero at Domingo Studio, where Emely is head Yoga instructor and owner. In addition, Emely is a mother of three and a masters student at Quincy University. Ignacio is 84 years young and still commits to all of the traditional Latin dance moves, while serving as the Latin Dance Instructor at John Wood Community College. The duo performs at Culver Stockton College, Quincy's Senior Center and other area locations, with plans of holding Latin Dance Nights at State Street Theater. Connect > flowwithdomingo.com
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Twice a year over 100 vendors converge on the Sixth Street Promenade in downtown Quincy for free-spirited artisan days that have evolved into some of the most anticipated events of the year. Makers & merchants share hand- crafted offerings ranging from home accessories and personal care goods to scrumptious food, refreshing microbrews and original music. Hosted by Quincy Brewing Company + Fawn Berry Apothecary JUNE + SEPT // quincymakersmarket.com
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SHOPPING created in quincy
GUIDE TO LOCAL MAKERS
MEET FAWN BERRY Owner of Fawn Berry Apothecary and co-host of Quincy Makers Markets, Fawn has a background in horticulture and a passion for fine detail gardening. She also has an abiding love of community and shares curated holistic remedies and products through fawnberryapothecary.com.
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From wild bird food, handcrafted pottery and retro Quincy tees to roasted coffee beans and raw honey from Illinois hives, enjoy the bounty of our makers. Explore over 50 places including brick & mortar stores, events, eateries & bars. T he Quincy region is burgeoning with family farms, vineyards and orchards. It’s also home to a vibrant community of local makers, featured in the new Created in Quincy Guide .
CREATED IN QUINCY GUIDE // SEEQUINCY.COM
WINDSONG ACRES ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN BREWING WILD BIRD FOOD QUEEN’S CROP RAW HONEY SEEQUINCY.COM
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get the good(s)
SHOPPING
DOWNTOWN ART WALK
FESTIVALS + MARKETS WITH HANDCRAFTED GOODS >
APRIL DOWNTOWN ART WALK Downtown Quincy quincyartcenter.org MAY-OCTOBER QUINCY FARMERS MARKET Washington Park thedistrict.com JUNE MIDSUMMER ARTS FAIRE Washington Park midsummerarts.com MAKERS MARKET 6th St Promenade quincymakersmarket.com SEPTEMBER MAKERS MARKET 6th St Promenade quincymakersmarket.com NOVEMBER CHRISTKINDL MARKET The Armory Event Center thedistrictquincy.com QUINCY SERVICE LEAGUE HOLIDAY GIFT SHOW Oakley Lindsay Center quincyserviceleague.org
MIDSUMMER ARTS FAIRE
FULL EVENTS CALENDAR > SEEQUINCY.COM
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Locally owned boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, museums and pubs reside within The District, making it a premier destination for dining, enter- tainment and shopping. The non-profit organization hosts numerous public events throughout the year, many of which are free to attend. > View the new Sips, Shops, Eats & Fun Guide at thedistrictquincy.com T he District, aka Downtown Quincy, is truly the hub of some of the best offerings in the city. The expansive 92-block area encompasses Broadway to State and Front to 12th.
SHOPPING
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CLASSIC DISTRICT EVENTS • St. Pat’s Pub Crawl • Spring Bloom Market • Trick or Treat In the District • Light The Park • Santa Thursdays SIGNATURE EVENTS • Loft Tours • Farmers Market • Blues in The District • Feast in The Heart of Quincy • ChristKindl Market SHOP LOCAL SATURDAYS
Blues in the District / 2nd & 4th Fridays / June-Aug
history + culture // washington park
Historic Washington Park features a designated Lincoln plaza and is part of The Lincoln Heritage Trail showcasing 18 Wayside Exhibits in Quincy, with six found in the park. For more about Lincoln in Quincy, view the City of Refuge Guide. CITY OF REFUGE GUIDE // SEEQUINCY.COM
ANNUAL JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION WASHINGTON PARK // 5TH & MAINE celebrateqcyjuneteenth.com
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SPOTLIGHT ON THE ECLECTIC MUSEUMS OF QUINCY ag art history architecture town & country
CULTURE
Nestled in the East End Historic District, the Quincy Art Center is located in the former Lorenzo Bull carriage house, serving as the community’s core visual arts center since 1923. It showcases contemporary Mid- western art, rotating exhibits, events & classes. 1515 JERSEY / 217.223.5900 / quincyartcenter.org
Learn about the evolution of farming in the Midwest. The 1930s Ag Museum features a private collection of 4,000 John Deere and farmstead items. Individual and group tours available by appointment along with an educational video depicting farm life in the Midwest during the 1930s. 1435 BOY SCOUT RD / 217.430.3036 / 217.430.9250 12 unique museums can be discovered in Quincy representing history, art, architecture and agriculture. Tour house museums listed on the National Register of Historic Places, interact with art through hands- on activities, and explore private collections showcasing the beer & ag industries. Learn of the stories surrounding significant eras in national and local history, including Quincy’s involvement in the Underground Railroad during the 1830s. The Quincy Underground Railroad Museum is one of the first documented Underground Railroad sites in the nation . The museum operates on a donation basis; Student Tours are always free.
FULL MUSEUM LIST, p. 28 + SEEQUINCY.COM
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SPOTLIGHT: FISHING FOR FREEDOM
Fishing For Freedom is a no-entry-fee annual fishing tournament that pairs Active-Duty Military & Veterans with boaters (professional anglers, avid tournament fishermen & fishing guides). It’s a weekend full of entertainment for Veterans at no cost to them, including a Heroes Banquet with dinner, raffles and auctions, followed by a day filled with fishing on the Mississippi River and
Mark Twain Lake. MAY 29-31 / 2026
GET INVOLVED/LEARN MORE fishingforfreedomquincy.org
THE OAKLEY LINDSAY CENTER is a multi-million dollar performing arts & convention center complex that includes the 500-seat Quincy Community Theatre, the 30,000 sq-ft McClain-Kent Hall, a dramatic lobby plus smaller conference or party rooms. The OLC is a leader in the Tri-state area offering professional meeting planning services for events of all sizes and is conveniently located in downtown Quincy just three blocks from the Mississippi.
Welcome to Crossing Church, one of the best places to meet new friends and receive encouragement as you grow your faith, wors- hipping through contemporary music each week. There are a dozen Crossing locations in Illinois, Missouri and Iowa, with Quincy’s 48th Street location as the largest. CROSSING CHURCH 150 S 48th / 217.203.6443 / thecrossing.net
OAKLEY LINDSAY CENTER 3RD & YORK, QUINCY / 217.223.1000 oakleylindsaycenter.com
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ACCOMMODATIONS SPOTLIGHT
LODGING
The city of Quincy presents a wide variety of accommodation options and price points, from downtown locations to the east end.
See the full Quincy Lodging List, p. 28.
TRI-COUNTY LODGING > SEEQUINCY.COM
THE ATRIUM HOTEL
Only three blocks from the Mississippi River, The Atrium Hotel offers newly remodeled spaces in close proximity to downtown Quincy attractions. Accommodations feature classically designed rooms & suites outfitted with mini fridges, free WiFi & flat screens with satellite channels. As the largest hotel in the city with 17,500 square feet of event space, The Atrium facilitates corporate & social groups of all sizes, offering meeting & catering teams. The property is transitioning to a Double Tree by Hilton. THE ATRIUM HOTEL ON THIRD
201 S 3RD / 217.222.2666 theatriumhotelonthird.com
GROUP PLANNERS
The SeeQuincy Welcome includes a hefty list of complimentary services. Refer to the Inside Guide for Planners, the resource that covers meeting and event spaces, lodging and free services to make planning easy.
QUALITY INN & SUITES is a downtown Quincy hotel offering a wide variety of amenities and friendly service. The convenient location affords a short stroll to locally owned bars, restaurants, shops, museums and theater. The Mississippi River is a 7-minute walk away. Quality Inn is a family-friendly hotel with high reviews for cleanliness and affordability. Amenities include a fitness center, shared lounge, and complimentary hot breakfast. QUALITY INN & SUITES / 225 S 4TH / 217.224.8378 / choicehotels.com
INSIDE GUIDE FOR PLANNERS
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PICKLEBALL OBSESSION
RECREATION
Pickleball is sweeping the world and its addictive qualities are real, trust us. Besides being an easy sport to start no matter age or skill level, and the weirdly satisfying sound of the smack of the little ball against the paddle, even the name of the game is fun . Quincy Park District offers a total of 35 city parks, with the pickleball court count standing at 18. Over 30 additional courts can be found at other locations within the city. There are also numerous Pickleball opens, tournaments and classes in the area throughout the year. Whether you just happen to have your gear with you when you travel, or you travel to play, we’ve got you covered.
WELCOME TO THE QUINCY PICKLEBALL COMMUNITY - Stay out of the kitchen, play Pickleball!
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PARK DISTRICT COURTS • (6 lighted) MOORMAN PARK N 39TH ST Equipment is free of charge at concession building at the Batting Cage facility • (6) BERRIAN PARK 1200 N 13TH • (4) MADISON PARK 2400 MAINE • (2) JOHNSON PARK 1901 HARRISON MORE COURTS • THE KROC CENTER 405 VERMONT krocquincy.org $10 Day Pass; fall/winter morning sessions + fall rec leagues • PADDLE UP (11 indoor) 3731 N MARX DR paddleupquincy.com • QUINCY RACQUET & PICKLEBALL CLUB GET CONNECTED • PICKLEBALL CLASSES quincyparkdistrict.com • LEAGUES, TOURNAMENTS paddleupquincy.com • LOCAL INFO pickleheads.com (8 indoor, 6 outdoor) 3336 STATE qrctennis.com / One-time fee • QUINCY UNIV (2 outdoor) 1801 ELM quincy.edu Free; bring your own net • YMCA (3 indoor) 3101 MAINE quincyymca.net Winter, Mon-Fri early morning gymnasium
SCOTTIES FUN SPOT is the tri-state area’s premier fun zone. The expansive venue offers go karts, 19-hole accessible mini golf, mini lane bowling, 4000 sq-foot laser tag arena, roller skating, giant arcade, bumper cars, Ball-O-City, and 9-hole indoor cosmic golf. Party rooms available. Bonus: Onsite Winner’s Grill featuring homemade pizza. 8000 BROADWAY / 217.222.3868 / scottiesfunspot.com
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RECREATION river & forest therapy
Inspired by the Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku, or “forest bathing,” forest therapy is a healing practice which encourages people to be present in the body, enjoying the pleasures of nature through all senses.
MOONLIGHT MOUNTAIN BIKING Nature Trails East
COMMUNE WITH “CAMO” This seasoned Sycamore rests in the forest of Nature Trails East, a portion of which is certified by the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy. There are only 30 ANFT-certified trails in the world, 14 of which are in the US. Nature Trails East, along with the trails of Gardner Park, Sunset Park and Parker Heights offer 15 miles of hiking, running and mountain biking opportunities. For more information about Quincy’s trail system, see Trails Maps, p. 30 or visit quincyparkdistrict.com.
BAY BONDING: KAYAK QUINCY Explore the Mississippi River from sunup to sun- down through Kayak Quincy’s self-checkout rentals on the riverfront. KESLER PARK / 800 BONANSINGA DR
> $25, 2 hours; $15/hr after > Paddles + life jackets inc. > 18 or older to check out rent.fun/quincy-il
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FEATURE road trip HANCOCK COUNTY
With its location on a sweeping span of the Mississippi, the Nauvoo area scores in natural beauty and magnificent sunsets . It’s known for an enduring wine-making legacy, with Baxter’s Winery holding the honor as the first winery in Illinois. Historic Nauvoo has more than 50 restored homes and shops to tour, family-friendly shows and horse-drawn wagon rides year round… all for free. With a population of just 923 residents and an astounding twenty museums, Nauvoo now holds the distinction of having the highest museum-to-resident ratio in the country, earning the title Museum City USA . The area includes the nearby city of Carthage and both communities hold a storied Mormon history, offer world-class entertainment and host a wide variety of events throughout the year. Learn more > beautifulnauvoo.com + carthage-il.com T wo historic areas are just a 45-minute drive from Quincy. Hancock and Pike Counties both contain many charming small towns, with Nauvoo and Pittsfield being cornerstones of these two locales, respectively.
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THE LEGACY THEATER Year-round entertainment / thelegacytheater.com NAUVOO/BRITISH PAGEANTS July-Aug / nauvooinfo.org NAUVOO GRAPE FESTIVAL Labor Day Wkd / nauvoograpefestival.com NAUVOO PUMPKIN WALK Oct / beautifulnauvoo.com CARTHAGE CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Dec / carthage-il.com
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Home to an endless array of restaurants, specialty shops, spas & salons and touts numerous law firms, medical offices and services. The District is also the hub of the most extensive portion of the Looking for Lincoln Story Trail outside of Springfield, IL. Our vibrant historic quincy business district NORTH SIDE (large, stately homes built in the 1800’s, many Italianate, Queen Anne & Renaissance Revival style) ORANGE ON MAP CALFTOWN & THE GERMAN BREWERY SECTION (established 1829-1870 by a large German immigration) YELLOW ON MAP EAST END HISTORIC DISTRICT (inclusive of Park Place, Maine Street & Lawndale) BLUE ON MAP HISTORIC QUINCY BUSINESS DISTRICT (from the Mississippi River to 12th, and Broadway to State) GRAY ON MAP
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N estled between the two rivers of West Central Illinois, Pike County is abundant in natural resources and wildlife . It’s a premier hunting and fishing destination and is home to a variety of additional outdoor activities including camping, boating, golf courses and parks. history from the Lincoln-Douglas Debate to the Underground Railroad and John Wood Mansion, combined with today’s cool art, music, food & wine festivals make the District the place to meet up and enjoy Quincy! 128 n 5th, Quincy, il 62301 217.228.8696 downtownquincy.com N 11 The area has strong historical ties with Abraham Lincoln and is dotted with many unique towns including New Philadelphia , the first town in the US to be settled by an African American. Loads of boutique shops and local eateries are to be found, as well as special events that celebrate everything from Civil War heritage to 4x4 jeep safaris. v Unique lodging offerings include Heartland Lodge, Sprague’s Kinderhook Lodge and Illinois Xtreme Whitetails Lodge. Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park at Pine Lakes is a must for a fun family getaway. Learn more > pikecountyil.org TOP 5 THINGS TO DO I72 great river restaurant association 217 area code
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O’GRIFFS GRILL & BREW HOUSE ........... THE PATIO ................................................. PIZZA HUT ................................................ ................................................ POP’S PIZZA ............................................ RIVERSIDE SMOKEHOUSE ...................... SPROUT’S INN ......................................... TEXAS ROADHOUSE ................................ TGI FRIDAY’S ............................................ TIRAMISU .................................................. TONY’S TOO ............................................. TOWER OF PIZZA ..................................... 2THIRTY4 .................................................. THE ABBEY ............................................... APPLEBEE’S ............................................. BAILEY’S COFFEE & FUDGE ................... BUFFALO WILD WINGS ........................... BUSS STOP .............................................. ELDER’S FAMILY RESTAURANT .............. GEM CITY PIZZERIA & MEXICAN ............. HYVEE FOOD COURT .............................. .............................. JIMBEANA’S ............................................. KELLY’S ..................................................... KRAZY CAKES CAFE & BAKERY .............
234 N 12TH ................... 1736 SPRING ................ 3827 BROADWAY ......... 307 N 36TH ................... 6120 BROADWAY ......... 203 CENTER, AUGUSTA .... 1800 STATE ................... 1801 STATE ................... 1400 HARRISON ........... 3700 BROADWAY ......... 120 S 10TH ................... 2902 BROADWAY ......... 512 HAMPSHIRE .......... 415 HAMPSHIRE .......... 133 S 4TH ..................... 2501 LOCUST ............... 3616 BROADWAY ......... 938 MAINE .................... 222 S 3RD ..................... 2814 N 12TH ................. 5120 BROADWAY ......... 3311 BROADWAY ......... 137 N 3RD ..................... 4821 BROADWAY .......... 2701 BROADWAY ..........
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QUINCY REGIONAL AIRPORT RACEWAYS/SCOTTIE’S FUNSPOT RIVER SKATE ICE SKATING RINK SILOAM SPRINGS STATE PARK VILLA KATHRINE/ TOURIST INFO WASHINGTON PARK WAVERING AQUATIC CENTER WOODLAND CEMETERY 1930’s AG MUSEUM
N 12TH WISMAN LN NT & BROADWAY N 4TH ERSEY S 12TH VERMONT N 5TH NT & CEDAR & YORK BROADWAY JERSEY & BROADWAY MAINE
1645 HWY 104 8000 BROADWAY CLAT ADAMS PARK 938 E 3003RD LN, CLAYTON 532 GARDNER EXPY
GIRLS NIGHT OUT : First Thursday Nov pikecountyil.org LINCOLN TALKING HOUSES: Audio Driving Tour pikelincoln.com PITTSFIELD SQUARE SHOPPING pikecountyil.org HEARTLAND LODGE ATV TRAILS (pictured above) heartlandlodge.com NEW PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE newphiladelphiail.org
5TH & MAINE 1200 N 36TH
5TH & JEFFERSON NORTH OF QUINCY
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Quincy transit lines 217.228.4550 (public transportation with 4 routes through the city)
Diamond Cabs 217.222.6820
Pittsfield Square
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AMTRAK 2914 WISMANN LN / 800.USA.RAIL / amtrak.com / DAILY SERVICE To Chicago: QCY to CHI 6:12am-10:33am (IL Zephyr) To Chicago: QCY to CHI 5:30pm-9:51pm (Carl Sandburg) To Quincy: CHI to QCY 7:40am-12:02pm (Carl Sandburg) To Quincy: CHI to QCY 5:55pm-10:17pm (IL Zephyr)
QUINCY REGIONAL AIRPORT CONTOUR AIRLINES contourairlines.com 1645 HWY 104 / 888.332.6686 / 217.885.3285 DAILY FLIGHTS TO CHICAGO
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ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR / 4519 BROADWAY / 800.325.8007 / 217.222.7000 / enterprise.com RIDESHARE / lyft.com / uber.com QUINCY PREMIUM TRANSPORTATION / 217.901.7433 / Upscale rides with a wide range of available times
INTEGRITY COMMUNITY TAXI / 217.334.0009 / Serving Adams County
QUINCY TRANSIT LINES / 7TH & JERSEY Bus Stop / 217.228.4550 / quincyil.gov/explore/quincy-transportation / public transportation JEFFERSON LINES / 7TH & JERSEY Bus Stop / 858.800.8898 / jeffersonlines.com/bus-stops/illinois/ PUBLIC BUSES
GREAT RIVER BUS LINE, INC / GOODWIN TOURS / 800.805.8766 / 217.228.8785 / goodwintours.com 40, 47, 55, 56 passenger motorcoaches PARTY ‘N PROGRESS / 217.430.5123 / Email: dredge115@gmail.com / 8 buses avail / 20, 25, 30, 34 seats QUINCY PUBLIC SCHOOLS BUS RENTALS / 217.224.5910 / 47, 71 passenger buses MOTOR COACHES, RENTAL BUSES, LIMOS
BIKE QUINCY / 532 GARDNER EXPY / Reservations: CALL 800.978.4748 / TEXT 217.242.3728 / SeeQuincy.com 2-hr FREE bicycles from SeeQuincy: one tandem + two adult bikes available / locks + helmets provided > daily rentals also avail BIKES • LEVEL 3 UNIVERSAL CHARGING STATIONS: HOLIDAY INN, 4821 OAK / JOHN WOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 1301 SOUTH 48TH • 6 UNIVERSAL CHARGERS: IL VETERANS’ HOME / 1707 N 12TH • BLESSING HEALTH SYSTEM, 927 BROADWAY + 4800 MAINE / QUINCY MEDICAL GROUP, 1011 COLLEGE ELECTRIC CHARGING STATIONS
COMPLIMENTARY LEVEL 2 TESLA CHARGING STATIONS Villa Kathrine parking lot: 532 Gardner Expy > Quincy’s Tourist Info Ctr
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QHS SHOOTOUT / Jan 23-24 GREAT RIVER EAGLE DAYS / Jan 24-25 BOLAND RV SHOW Jan 30-31 HAIRBALL Feb 21 QUINCY AREA BRIDAL MAGAZINE EXPO / Feb 28 WGEM HOME & LIVING SHOW / Mar 7-8 MONSTER OF A GARAGE SALE / Mar 14 WESTERN IL DEER CLASSIC / Mar 20-22 FOOD TRUCK FUN FEST / Mar 28 Q-TOWN BASEBALL TOURNAMENTS / Apr-July DOGGY PADDLERS BASEBALL / May-July QUINCY FARMERS MARKET / Saturdays May-Oct DOGWOOD PARADE / May 2 BRIDGE THE GAP TO HEALTH RACE / May 9 TWO RIVERS OFF-ROAD SAFARI / May 14-15 NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIFACT SHOW / May 23 FISHING FOR FREEDOM / May 29-31 MAYFEST / May 30 FLAVOR FOODIE TOURS / Saturdays June-Aug BLUES IN THE DISTRICT / 2nd & 4th Fridays June-Aug GERMANFEST / June 5-6
ADAMS COUNTY FAIR / July 29-Aug 4 LAHARPE CLASSIC CAR SHOW / Aug 1 TWO RIVERS OFF-ROAD 4x4 BLAST / Aug 6-8 WESTERN IL THRESHERS / Aug 7-9 PLYMOUTH OLD SETTLERS DAYS / Aug 22-24 NAUVOO GRAPE FESTIVAL / Sept 4-6 FIELD OF HONOR / Sept 11-14 BE LIKE GRACE / Sept 12 FRONTIER SETTLEMENT DAY / Sept 12 MAKERS MARKET / Sept 18-19 BANDS & BBQ Sept 19 PRIDE IN THE PARK / Sept 20
FALL CON / Sept 25-27 MUTT STRUTT / Sept 26 OKTOBERFEST / Sept 26 BARRY APPLE FESTIVAL / Oct 1-4
WOODLAND CEMETERY TOURS Sats Oct + Halloween EARLY TIN DUSTERS FALL COLOR RUN / Oct 16-18 OCTOBERFEST PARADE & COMPETITION / Oct 17 QUINCY PRESERVES FALL HOMES TOUR / Oct 17 FALL PICKIN’S / Oct 17-18 NAUVOO PUMPKIN WALK / Oct 24 TRICK OR TREAT IN THE DISTRICT / Oct 24 TRI STATE WARRIOR RUN / Oct 25 VETERANS DAY PARADE: QUINCY / Nov 7 VETERANS DAY CEREMONY: CARTHAGE / Nov 11 QUINCY CRAFT & CHRISTMAS MARKET / Nov 13-15 CHRISTKINDL MARKET / Nov 13-15 QUINCY SERVICE LEAGUE’S HOLIDAY SHOW / Nov 21-22 YMCA TURKEY RUN / Nov 26 FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS / Nov 26-Dec 31 LIGHT THE PARK / Nov 28
CARTHAGE STRAWBERRY STRUT / June 6 JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION / June 12-13
MAKERS MARKET / June 12-13 QUINCY DERBY / June 19-20
PEPSI LITTLE PEOPLE’S GOLF / June 22-24 MIDSUMMER ARTS FAIRE / June 26-28 QUINCY GRAND PRIX OF KARTING / June 27-28 QUINCY FREEDOM FEST / July 3-4 HANCOCK CO INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION / July 4 NAUVOO & BRITISH PAGEANTS / July 7-Aug 1 FRIENDS OF THE TRAILS ULTIMATE RIDE / July 11 HOOPS MIDWEST BASKETBALL TOURN / July 18-19 HANCOCK COUNTY FAIR / July 22-25
CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOURS / Wkds Dec CARTHAGE CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE / Dec 3
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3024 Broadway 2602 Broadway 3815 Maine 641 Broadway 106 S. 11th 2602 Broadway 534 Hampshire 6228 Broadway, Ste A 625 Maine 3600 Maine 617 N. 18th 1720 N. 12th 104 N. 6th 2530 N. 12th 4435 Broadway 3115 Broadway 1400 Harrison 3700 Broadway 3701 Broadway 4505 Broadway 18th & State 3616 Maine 3418 Broadway 1627 College 1405 Broadway 2449 Broadway 312 N. 30th 854 S. 12th 938 Maine 438 S. 12th 129 S. 4th 4th & Cedar 401 Jersey 605 Hampshire 500 Hampshire 7403 Broadway 2814 N. 12th 1638 State 3530 Maine 5120 Broadway 615 Hampshire 222 S. 3rd 234 S. 8th 131 N. 4th 4821 Oak 200 N. 36th 8000 Broadway 601 Maine 1736 Spring 3827 Broadway N/A 10th & Broadway 1645 Hwy 104 117 Hampshire 301 Spring 6120 Broadway 1400 N. 30th 236 N. Front 2431 Broadway 33rd & Broadway 401 College 901 N. 24th 4900 Broadway 6510 Broadway 633 N. 12th 601 Payson 2902 Broadway 512 Hampshire
Arby’s Auntie Anne’s Soft Pretzels Broadway Nutrition Burger King Burger King Butcher Block Calftown Coffeehouse Clean Eatz Café Culver’s
8te Open The Abbey Applebee’s
336- 837-9922 228-8868 228-8451 316-3693 223-5811 885-3010 222-3100 653-3886 228-9288 223-2233 222-5477 223-8040 214-4663 223-1130 209-0390 228-9873 223-9915 223-9906 214-8989 222-5579 222-2253 223-0303 209-0256 222-0799 214-7245 222-7392 222-1281 214-4335 214-7675 223-8511 214-3515 577-9270 223-6294 224-5971 222-8270 221-4600 224-3515 222-9560 641-2300 228-1817 222-3868
2541Broadway 3320 Quincy Mall 700 Maine 421 N. 36th 635 Broadway 819 Maine 432 S. 8th 4490 Broadway 2442 Broadway 1201 Harrison 801 N. 12th 3819 Broadway 4801 State 2916 Broadway 1526 N. 12th 3000 Broadway 3013 Broadway 1828 Broadway 4500 Broadway 33rd Broadway 507 N. 12th 6124 Broadway 3201 Broadway 1301 Broadway 4805 Broadway 917 Maine 3720 Broadway 3601 Broadway 1501 Broadway 4600 Broadway 5211 Broadway 936 Broadway 1215 N. 24th 3828 Broadway 826 Broadway 3530 Broadway 416 S. 4th 3428 Broadway
228-8883 214-4390 214-2010 228-2182 224-7585 222-8888 231-3838 603-4103 291-3289 214-5020 221-8586 919-6527 222-9387 222-4822 214-7685 214-6394 209-3753 223-6012 223-5119 214-5051 223-8000 641-1031 222-6248 214-7953 919-6831 222-7758 228-1232 224-9455 626-7295 214-8929 223-9572 223-8372 640-8802 281-3923 223-0000 214-5646 228-1455 222-9767 209-0089 222-8191 223-0002 214-7641 214-7670 222-0860 866-9992 919-6225 228-0888 228-0606 228-2008 228-8880 224-2533 214-2754 223-0088 223-4764 577-2020
Big Bro’s BBQ & Catering Blessing Hospital Tea Room Blue Haven Cafe (airport) BoodaLu Steakhouse The Bridge Bar & Grill Buffalo Wild Wings Café J Chick’s On The River Coach House Down Home Pub (Qcy Town Ctr) D’s Diner Fatbacks Smokin Racks BBQ Fazoli’s Grove Inn Hooey’s Tavern Just One More Bar & Grill Kelly’s Krazy Cakes LaGondola Maestro’s Ristorante Italiano Mr. Bill’s On the Rail Sports Bar & Grill O’Shea’s The Patio Platt Daddy BBQ Riverside Smoke House & Grill The Score Board Sidell’s Bakery Silver Dollar Sprout’s Inn State Street Bar & Grill Tangerine Bowl Texas Roadhouse Thyme Square Café Tiramisu Tony’s Too (Holiday Inn) Village Inn Winner’s Grill (Scotties Fun Spot)
Dairy Queen Dairy Queen Freddy’s GRM Wilco Hardee’s Hardee’s Hula Bowls
Jersey Mike’s Jimmy John’s Jimmy John’s Kentucky Fried Chicken Maid Rite McAlister’s Deli
McDonald’s McDonald’s McDonald’s Popp’n on Maine Panera Bread Raising Cane’s Sonic Drive-In
Subway Subway Subway Subway
Taco Bell Taco Bell Wendy’s Winking’s Market ZEat’s
ASIAN/GREEK/INDIAN/MEXICAN
Best Buffet Casa León El Patron
5325 Oak St. Plaza 4420 Broadway
SWEET TREATS + COFFEE
340 S. 36th 307 N. 36th
El Rancherito Greek To Me First Wok Fuji Japanese Indian Grill House Lonchera Arandas Food Truck Los Charros Mi Jalapeno Pancheros Mexican Grill Panda Express Qdoba
Bailey’s Coffee & Fudge Baskin Robbins Carter’s Coffee Bar Carter’s Coffee Bar CC’s Coffee Bar Dunkin Donuts Electric Fountain Brewing The Mercantile Sweets & Goods The Pour Haus Qboba (BOBA tea) Roost Coffee Co. Roscoe & Vinnie’s Shaved Ice Shandi’s Shots Fired Coffee Co Smoothie King Starbucks Starbucks (Hy-Vee) Starbucks (Hy-Vee) Starbucks (Target) Sweet Tweets Food Truck TCBY Tri State Sno Biz Tropical Smoothie Cafe Underbrink’s Bakery Wink’s Drinks The Yum Factory, Inc. Yummy’s Donut Palace
231-3834 214-3865 214-4563 919-6255 242-6526 214-3865 214-9321 919-6807 214-7687 919-6019 N/A
121 N 6th 3601 Maine 2418 N. 24th 312 N. 27th 2501 Broadway 1801 State 2638 Broadway 1828 Broadway 3020 Broadway 36th & Broadway 2635 Broadway 1227 N. 24th St. 3030 Broadway 5005 Broadway 1800 State 4505 Broadway 3387 Quincy Mall 3120 Broadway 3015 Broadway 3136 Broadway 415 N. 32nd 218 N. 6th 1828 Broadway 234 N. 12th
Seoul 2 Soul Bistro Taqueria Arandas Thai D’Lish
653-7637 214-5040 214-5464 224-4537 224-9442 228-1060 228-1060 430-4446 228-2292 573- 470-1984
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Atlas Slice Casey’s Casey’s Cassano’s Domino’s Pizza & Subs Gem City Pizzeria & Mexican Little Caesar’s Papa John’s Papa Murphy’s Pizza Hut Tower of Pizza
336 -837-9922 559-2635 224-6660 228-1414 223-4040 228-0550 224-3074 222-5252 223-9200 223-0134 224-6030
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1930s AG MUSEUM 1435 BOY SCOUT RD / 217.430.3036 / 217.430.9250 ALL WARS MUSEUM 1707 N 12TH / 217.222.8641 DICK BROTHERS BREWERY MUSEUM 9TH & YORK 217.242.9567 THE HISTORY MUSEUM ON THE SQUARE 332 MAINE / 217.214.1888 JOHN WOOD MANSION 425 S 12TH / 217.222.1835 LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATE MUSEUM 128 N 5TH / 217. 214.2008 LOG CABIN VILLAGE 1100 QUINSIPPI ISLAND RD / 217.223.9078 QUINCY ART CENTER 1515 JERSEY / 217.223.5900 QUINCY CHILDREN’S MUSEUM 115 N 4th / 872.222.6250 QUINCY MUSEUM 1601 MAINE / 217.224.7669 QUINCY UNDERGROUND RAILROAD MUSEUM 415 JERSEY / 217.223.1800 VILLA KATHRINE 532 GARDNER EXPY / 217.224.3688
BAXTER’S 2010 E PARLEY ST, NAUVOO 217.453.2528 nauvoowinery.com PRESS HOUSE 2142 N CO. RD 800, NAUVOO 217.453.2029 presshousewinery.com LAKE HILL 1822 E CO. RD 1540, CARTHAGE 217.357.2675 lakehillwinery.com SPIRIT KNOB 2211 E 640TH PL, URSA 217.964.2678 spiritknob.com VILLAGE VINEYARD 337 N VERMONT, CAMP POINT 217.509.9463 villagevineyardandwinery.com 57&VINE at Pointe D’Vine 276 HWY 57, QUINCY 217.656.3056 pointedvine.com HOPEWELL 19048 US HWY 54, ROCKPORT 217.285.2759 hopewellwinery.com
LIGHTHOUSE LANE BED & BREAKFAST 3404 STATE / 217.257.5101 lighthouselanebnb.com
AMERICINN 4122 BROADWAY 217.919.2416 wyndhamhotels.com THE ATRIUM HOTEL ON THIRD 201 S 3RD 217.222.2666 theatriumhotelonthird.com BEL-AIRE MOTEL 2314 N 12TH 217.223.1356 FAIRFIELD INN 4415 BROADWAY 217.223.5922 marriott.com HERITAGE HOTEL OF QUINCY 300 GARDNER EXPY / 217.843.8035
* VISIT SEEQUINCY.COM FOR FULL TRI-COUNTY LIST 217.617.4282 quincyinnandsuitesil.com STONEY CREEK HOTEL 3809 BROADWAY 217.223.2255 stoneycreekhotels.com TOWN & COUNTRY INN & SUITES 110 N 54TH / 217.214.0400 tandcinn.com MICROTEL INN & SUITES 200 S 3RD 217.222.5620 wyndhamhotels.com QUALITY INN & SUITES 225 S 4TH 217.224.8378 choicehotels.com QUINCY INN & SUITES 224 N 36TH
heritagehotelquincy.com HOLIDAY INN 4821 OAK 217.223.7800 ihg.com
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2026 TRAVEL MAGAZINE QUINCY, ILLINOIS
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