Top Branson Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Explore Branson on a sightseeing tour that introduces you to the city's history and landmarks. You'll see places like the College of the Ozarks and Table Rock Dam as you listen to information and funny stories about the Ozarks from a driver-guide.

Enjoy sweeping, panoramic views over the impressive Ozark mountain range with pre-booked admission tickets to Inspiration Tower, a glass-enclosed observation deck. Reservations are not necessary, and the tower is open year-round. Enjoy fall foliage, or see the tower transform into a sparkling Christmas tree for winter. There is also an on-site gift shop to pick up souvenirs.

Snag a selfie with a celebrity at Branson's Hollywood Wax Museum, where you'll find a giant ape guarding a collection of wax figurines that range from movie stars to gangsters. The Hollywood Wax Museum is home to John Wayne, Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin and more, and you can create your own red-carpet poses using the museum's fun props and costumes.

Watch the illusionist Rick Thomas perform his new production – Mansion of Dreams – at the Andy Williams Performing Arts Center in Branson. The award-winning magician has performed tricks all over the world, impressing audiences with unsurpassed illusions and music, dance and comedy, too. Suitable for the whole family, and you can choose between a matinee or evening showtime when you book online.

If you're in Branson during the holidays, go on a tour of the city's Christmas displays for an easy and relaxing way to get into the spirit of the season. Traveling by Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van, you'll ride through two twinkling displays, plus head to Branson Landing to see its nativity scene, which appears to be suspended above Lake Taneycomo. End with a stop at the historical Branson Hotel for a glass of wine, hot chocolate, or coffee at the Backstage Cafe and Wine Bar.

You can go holiday light searching alone, but you could end up missing some truly impressive displays. Opt for this Branson Christmas lights tour, and go with a guide to two of Branson’s best displays, including Branson’s lighted nativity. Afterward, you can spend some time at the historic Branson Hotel, and enjoy an included treat and beverage.