Hidden Treasures in Wichita, KS

If you’re looking for must-see hidden spots in the area, you’ve come to the right place. We have everything you’re looking for to enjoy the town – whether for a few, fun vacation days or as a new resident. The area is full of quaint little plazas and gardens, and gorgeous cathedrals for a fun-filled afternoon with friends and family.

Among hidden treasures, you will also find important memorials and historic buildings that you won’t want to miss during your outing. Below you’ll find a detailed description of each location, along with their address, phone number, and website, to check out more information. We also have a useful map to easily plan your visit to every spot you want to hit.

Douglas Avenue Sculptures

(316) 942-4482

Douglas and St. Francis
Wichita, KS 67202 Directions Website

Take a stroll down Douglas Avenue, between Main & Topeka and look at the 31 bronze sculptures that line the way. These statues were created by artist Georgia Gerber and placed along the avenue in the late 1990s. On your walk, detour just two blocks over to Naftzger Memorial Park and check out the Carrie A. Nation Fountain. The fountain is settled among flowers and shrubs, serving as a beautiful ornament for this Wichita park. We couldn't keep these delights a secret for long.

Fabulous Salon and Gifts

(316) 262-5545

515 S Main St
Wichita, KS 67202 Directions Website

Sometimes the best hidden treasures aren't the ones you see, they are the ones you get. Nowhere is that more true than at Fabulous Salon and Gifts. Aside from offering gifts for all occasions, the establishment specializes in hair, nail and massage services that will help you to soothe yourself amid the busy and sometimes chaotic schedule you keep. So if you stop by Fabulous Salon and Gifts to get something for someone else, indulge yourself and book a massage; you'll be glad you did.

Keeper of the Plains

(316) 268-4361

650 N Seneca St
Wichita, KS 67203 Directions Website

While exploring the city, be sure to take time out to visit a true symbol of Wichita. You'll find the Keeper of the Plains monument in the heart of the city, where the Arkansas and Little Arkansas rivers meet. The statue was erected in 1974 to commemorate the United States Bicentennial.