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Restaurants & cafés
Friendship House A daytime spot downtown serving home-style lunches with a German influence and a from-scratch bakery turning out sticky buns and pies. Go for the rotating daily entree special and grab a cinnamon sticky bun on the way out.
Paramour Coffee An artisan coffee bar roasting its own beans on site, with seasonal muffins and scones baked fresh daily. The bacon-maple scone is the local move, and the roasting is taken seriously for a town this size.
Trails & outdoors
Mount Mitchell Heritage Prairie A preserve of switchback prairie trails climbing to a hilltop summit with panoramic tallgrass views and Underground Railroad history. The upper-and-lower loop is the best route; the shorter loop is family-easy.
Oregon Trail Nature Park Native prairie and woodland trails bordering the historic Oregon Trail, with a towering hand-painted grain silo as the landmark. Three short nature loops pass a lake and streams; the painted silo mural is the don't-miss photo.
Things to do
OZ Museum A museum of thousands of Wizard of Oz artifacts spanning the whole history of the story, the anchor of downtown. Combine it with the painted Yellow Brick Road and the scattered Toto statues, and time a visit to the fall Oz festival if you can.
Oz Winery A family-run tasting room with Oz-themed wines and free tastings, a block from the museum. It also stocks local creamery cheese and chocolates, so it doubles as a local-goods stop.
Landmarks & sights
Old Dutch Mill A stone windmill hand-built by a Dutch immigrant and moved into the city park by dozens of horse-drawn wagons, now the town's signature photo. It sits on a mound overlooking the park lake, right next to the historical museum.
Wamego Historical Society and Museum A local-history museum and re-created prairie village of old storefronts beside the windmill, run by volunteers. It is the context for the windmill, so do them together on a park visit.