Articles Tagged "Explore Kansas"

National Strawberry Month is observed each May, and that's when they usually ripen in the Wichita area. You'll find plenty of pick-your-own strawberry farms where you can go to pick the juiciest, freshest fruits right off the vines. And when you get home, wash them and eat some plain, use them in shortcakes or on top of a cheesecake, dip them in chocolate, and save some to freeze for later.

Our real estate agents suggest stopping by one or more of the following places to pick your own berries around Wichita.

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Originally settled by Swedish farmers and immigrants in 1869, Lindsborg is a truly unique community in Kansas. It's known fondly as Little Sweden USA, thanks to the Swedish and Scandinavian heritage of so many residents. There's so much to see and do close to Lindsborg homes for sale, with many attractions that showcase the community's unique heritage. Our real estate agents are here to help you plan your next visit to Little Sweden USA, with our guide to six local attractions you won't want to miss.

• Heritage Square & Old Mill Museum – 120 E. Mill St., Lindsborg, KS 67456
  Some of Lindsborg's most interesting historic buildings are located in Heritage Square, including the West Kentuck one-room school, a historic rail depot, a workshop belonging to early residents, and the community's first courthouse. This is also where you'll find the Old Mill & Swedish Heritage Museum, where you can discover more fascinating stories about local history and even research your own Swedish genealogy.

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The lure of the open road is a major part of America's story, and it doesn't get any better than the highways and byways of Kansas. Hop on the back of a motorcycle and head out to these great routes, attractions, and events around Wichita as recommended by our real estate agents. 

• Kansas Motorcycle Museum - 120 N. Washington, Marquette, KS 67464
  Located just over an hour away from Wichita, Kansas Motorcycle Museum is a must-see for anyone who rides. The museum honors the legacy of Stan "The Man" Engdahl, a Marquette legend for both his prolific racing career and his extensive civic service. Get an up-close look at more than 100 rare and vintage motorcycles, including Engdahl's #46 Harley-Davidson and a bike owned by Elvis Presley. Hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily except Sunday when doors open at 11 a.m. Admission is free, but donations to the non-profit organization are welcome.

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