Wichita, Kansas, is sure to give any visitor a unique and memorable experience. With distinct entertainment haunts, local bazaars and great food, there is something for everyone in this good old Midwestern city.

Any visit to Wichita is incomplete without spending time in the Old Town District. What used to be an empty industrial town replete with run-down buildings and warehouses, the Old Town District is now an entertainment hub. It offers so many dining, shopping and recreation choices that one is sure to keep coming back.

The Old Town Warren Theatre is a famous haunt that melds dinner and a movie in one. You can have your meal served to you while watching a film, which is easy, because each seat is equipped with a service button.

Want a to watch a musical comedy? Head out to Caberet Oldtown, open year-round from Thursdays to Saturdays. Like the Warren Theather, it offers appetizers and a full bar.

The Old Town District is also home to the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame. It features a virtual exhibit, information on inductees and a gift shop.

If that's not enough, you can always head out to the Museum of World Treasures. This is surely going to be a hit for the kids. There are about eight exhibits that feature dinosaurs, Egyptian mummies and European culture.

You also don't want to miss out on the Old Town Farmer's Market. Open from April to October, it is dubbed as Wichita's Front Porch. Browsing through local artisan crafts and tasting the local delicacy cooked by Wichita's own talented chefs are great ways to spend a Saturday morning.

There are also a lot of great options outside of the old town. Kids and adults alike will surely love a visit to the Sedgwick County Zoo. With over 2,500 different animals from across the globe, it isn't hailed as the number one family attraction in Kansas for nothing.

For a taste of good ol' Midwestern hospitality, head for the Diamond W. Chuckwagon Supper at the Old Cowtown Museum. You're in for a treat with good barbeque, fine western music and a great show by the world-renowned Diamond W. Wranglers.

If you're lucky enough to be visiting during one of the city's festivals, you're in for a treat! Count on parades, concerts and tons of fun activities. The annual River Festival happens every May.

For wholesome fun and a taste of the old south, head out to Wichita, where good food, great festivals and endless entertainment happen year-round.