Kansas City World Cup Bucket List ⚽🌎✨ Start at the National World War I Museum and Memorial — one of the most powerful landmarks in our city, with incredible history and one of the best skyline views in KC. It’s the perfect first stop to take in both the meaning and the beauty of Kansas City. You have to try barbecue at Arthur Bryant’s Barbeque and Joe’s Kansas City Barbeque. KC is famous for slow-smoked meats and legendary burnt ends, and every spot has its own flavor and style. While you’re here, try a few and pick your favorite. Head downtown to the Kansas City Power & Light District for match-day energy. It’s packed with restaurants, live music, and the perfect atmosphere to celebrate before and after the games. Don’t miss Union Station — stunning architecture, rotating exhibits, and one of the most iconic photo spots in the city. Spend an afternoon at the Country Club Plaza for shopping, dining, and beautiful Spanish-inspired architecture that feels straight out of Europe. ...