3932 Rainbow Blvd (2.9 km from The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art)
Featuring 3-star accommodations Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Kansas City KU Medical Center an IHG Hotel is located in Kansas City 4.3 mi from Downtown Kansas City and 6.2 mi from City Park.
3440 Rainbow Boulevard (3.6 km from The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art)
Kansas City, Missouri 3.7 miles from Kansas City's downtown The Home2 Suites by Hilton Kansas City KU Medical Center features air-conditioned rooms with complimentary WiFi. This three-star hotel has an ATM.
501 Southwest Blvd (3.8 km from The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art)
Less than 3 miles from Central Kansas City Missouri and near Interstate 35 this hotel offers a free shuttle service to a number of major attractions in the area. Free Wi-Fi is available in every room at the Oak Tree Inn.
520 Minnesota Avenue (8.6 km from The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art)
This Kansas hotel is 3 miles from Kemper Arena and downtown Kansas City Missouri. The hotel features rooms with a microwave and refrigerator while an indoor pool is on site.
234 North 78th Street (16.8 km from The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art)
This Kansas City hotel is located off Interstate 70 and is a 10-minute drive to the Kansas Speedway. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi and a hot breakfast every morning. At the Kansas City Quality Inn guests can use the fitness center or indoor pool.
7721 Elizabeth Avenue (16.8 km from The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art)
Located 3 miles from Schlitterbahn Waterpark this Kansas hotel features a heated indoor pool and hot tub. Guest rooms at Days Inn Kansas City offer cable TV and free Wi-Fi. Rooms provide seating areas and desks.
7949 Splitlog Avenue (17.2 km from The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art)
Just off Interstate 70 this Kansas City hotel is less than 5 miles from the Kansas Speedway. All rooms include free Wi-Fi and cable TV. Guests can enjoy the outdoor pool on the property.
10401 Cabela Dr (22.0 km from The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art)
Featuring free WiFi Great Wolf Lodge Kansas City offers an indoor waterpark resort in Victory Junction 14 mi from Kansas City. The resort has a barbecue mini golf an arcade and a spa center. Guests can enjoy a meal at the onsite restaurant.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City is an iconic attraction for art lovers and cultural enthusiasts alike. Located in the heart of the city, this world-renowned museum features a diverse collection of artwork from around the globe. Founded in 1933, the museum houses more than 35,000 works of art from ancient to contemporary times. It is among the most comprehensive collections of its kind, featuring masterpieces by such renowned artists as Rembrandt, Monet, Picasso and Cézanne.
The permanent collection at The Nelson-Atkins Museum includes a mix of European and American paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints that span centuries. Notable highlights include the ancient Egyptian exhibit featuring artifacts from up to 3200 BC; an expansive selection of European works by prominent masters throughout history; a robust collection of American art; Chinese antiquities; Japanese prints; African masks and figures; modern photography and glassworks. In addition to these collections, the museum also includes a photography gallery with rotating exhibitions as well as special exhibitions on African American artworks and photography.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum also provides educational programs for students and adults, including lectures, tours and workshops designed to help visitors learn about art history, technique and appreciation. Visitors can take part in drawing classes or attend events such as “Meet Me at The Museum” which offers free admission and activities for all ages. Additionally, there is an interactive gallery where children can explore their creativity through touchable exhibits or connect with nature in outdoor spaces like sculpture gardens or outdoor galleries.
In addition to providing extraordinary artwork for all to enjoy, The Nelson-Atkins Museum plays a major role in preserving Kansas City's artistic heritage. Through grants awarded by the Mary Atkins Charitable Trust—which was established in 1951—the museum has been able purchase numerous works of art over time while also providing support for local arts organizations throughout the city. From its stunning architecture to its awe-inspiring exhibits, The Nelson-Atkins Museum continues to be one of Kansas City's top cultural gems – offering something for everyone to discover!