Historic Downtown Branson consistently draws tourists year-round to see the multitudes of attractions and events it has to offer. Museums, theatres, musical productions, retail shops, and restaurants make Downtown Branson a premier entertainment district in Missouri. Walking tours of the history and spooky legends are offered daily, and free trolley rides are even given between Historic Downtown and Branson Landing. Annual events held include the Plumb Nellie Days, Fiddle Festival, Autumn Daze, Piccadilly Women’s Event, Veteran’s Day Parade, and the Adoration Parade.

Pottinger Street, named after Hong Kong’s first Governor in 1854, is affectionately known as 'Stone Slabs Street' due to its distinctive granite stone steps. This is one of the district's most iconic and photogenic streets, offering a glimpse into the area's rich history. A short 10-minute walk from here leads to Hollywood Road, where you can explore significant colonial-era architecture at the Central Police Station and Victoria Prison.

One of the most famous temples in the city, as well as home to Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism. The temple features colourful decor and is believed to help make wishes come true upon request, which partly explains its popularity. Also, don't miss out on the structures of the temple which represent the five Chinese elements, along with other areas of the complex, like Three Saints Hall and Good Wish Garden that are elaborately decorated.

Ranger Creek Brewing & Distilling, Texas's only "brewstillery," offers a unique opportunity to learn about both beer and bourbon production. Their immersive tours provide insights into the brewing and distilling processes, complete with tastings of their handcrafted products. After the tour, you can visit their gift shop to purchase their beers, bourbons, and branded merchandise.