Les meilleurs hôtels à Branson

Branson, Missouri, lays claim to the title, "The Live Music Show Capital of the World" and as far as the central U.S. goes, it's possibly the family-friendliest tourist destination of all. It has retro amusement park Silver Dollar City, Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum, Fantastic Caverns, and, now in its 50th year, Shepherd of the Hills outdoor playhouse. More than 50 theaters present everything from comedy to Elvis tribute shows to the new Legend of Kung Fu. And just outside of town, the Ozarks offer fishing, hiking, biking, and particularly in the Branson Lakes area the specialty sport of geocaching. Mark Twain National Forest is a popular summertime camping spot.
There aren't many cities in the world where, on any given day, you can take in shows that feature the likes of Yakov Smirnoff, Barbara Mandrell, or the Osmond Brothers. In Branson, Missouri, it's not only commonplace, it's just the tip of the iceberg. Other Branson regulars include Andy Williams, Glen Campbell, Bobby Vinton and Wayne Newton, to name a few. And once you've had your fill of singing, dancing and comedy, you may want to hit one of the city's many amusement parks, which range from Silver Dollar City to a white water park with 12 different rides. Ozark Mountain community's three lakes offer respite from all the excitement. Anglers catch their limit of blue gills and bass at Lake Table Rock, and dream of the 10-plus pound rainbow trout that reportedly inhabit the waters of Lake Taneycomo. Don't worry about finding a room in this country music capital: There are four times more motel rooms here than there are residents.