Iowa at a Glance
Iowa's capital city, Des
Moines, home to 191,000 people, is known for Living
History Farms and the legendary Iowa
State Fair. Des Moines is filled with family-centered activities. The beautifully
landscaped zoological park, Blank
Park Zoo, the State
Historical Museum and the Science
Center of Iowa are all ideal for family activities. The impressive collection
at the Des
Moines Art Center is particularly worth a visit. Cedar
Rapids, the second largest city in Iowa, is a city of rich history and diverse
culture. For those who love outdoors and nature, Indian
Creek Nature Center presents 210 acres of restored savannas, prairies and
woodlands. Iowa is known for its scenic landscape and historic trails situated
throughout the state. West
Iowa features Loess
Hills National Scenic Byway, providing visitors with views of the Missouri
River Valley. East Iowa
boasts a number of well-known Iowan images, including corn fields and farmers.
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