Not to be missed if you're traveling through Arizona, this small city is a nostalgic blast from the past and a gateway to the ...

This iconic stretch of highway across the U.S. has no shortage of kitschy fun stops along its route that will surely feed any ...

Now, Route 66 boosters in all eight states (Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California ... Read more here. Roy’s Motel and Café is a motel, cafe, and ...

You can witness Phoenix, Arizona ... town on Route 66 that was known as the “gateway” to the Grand Canyon. Route 66, the historic highway that was built in 1926, helped Williams become a major stop ...

Take Williams, Arizona ... the Grand Canyon. Route 66, the historic highway that was built in 1926, helped Williams become a major stop for travelers, bustling with shops, motels and restaurants ...

(AP) — Color is blooming at El Trovatore Motel as its owners continue to add new murals to the Route 66 fixture. Sam and Monica Frisher ... will contain a dove holding an olive branch and an Arizona ...

When the federal government decommissioned Route 66 in 1985, many assumed its glory days were over. But decades later, the Mother Road still oozes nostalgia. Whether it's a retro motel ...

Seligman, Arizona should have dried up when I-40 replaced Route ... The Roadkill Café sits across from the Seligman Route 66 Motel with its catchy slogan ‘you kill it, we grill it.’ Back in the day, ...

Cyrus Avery, an Oklahoma state highway official, and Springfield, Missouri, entrepreneur John Woodruff mapped out Route 66's diagonal ... famous Wigwam Motel in Holbrook, Arizona, still offers ...

As the famed North American road gears up to celebrate its centenary, head to Arizona; home to the longest remaining stretch of the original Route 66 ... shops like the Teepee Trading Post ...

Wild “burros” are untouchable in Oatman, Arizona ... s little evidence of 100 years of Route 66 personality here until you pull into The Wigwam hotel. Its concrete teepees, each with a ...

the Wigwam Motels in Holbrook, Arizona, and San Bernardino, California, are two of only three still standing today - and both sit along Route 66. These quirky, teepee-shaped motels are exactly the ...