Springfield, Missouri Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Springfield is the third largest city in Missouri, but has not let its expansions get in the way of being a pleasant, down-home town for bed and breakfast visitors. Springfield is part big city and part small hometown, which means bed and breakfast visitors will stay busy during the day, but enjoy the kind of hospitality that this Midwest... » show more is famous for. The Civil War was an important event in Springfield history; trace this momentous event your Springfield bed and breakfast vacation by visiting the Civil War Library and the Wilsons Creek National Battlefield, which is the site of the second major battle of the Civil War. The Commercial Street Historic District is another fun place to explore on a Springfield bed and breakfast vacation; a Federally Registered Historic District, C-Street, as it is called, is now a artsy entertainment district that is a great place to shop in unique stores and eat at fun, modern restaurants. Walnut Street Historic District is another great place to check out on your Springfield bed and breakfast vacation; explore more than 158 years of architecture. Bed and breakfast visitors who are book lovers should not miss a trip to the Laura Ingalls Wilder Home and Museum, which is the actual home of Wilder and the place where she wrote her Little House books. Bed and breakfast visitors should not miss Founders Park, a beautiful outdoor space that reveals Springfield history over 100 years. Springfield is a bustling, thoroughly modern bed and breakfast destination that is steeped in rich history. « show less