Route 66 Review

The tour stopped in Seligman and gave us some time to have a look around at only a small part of Route 66. We enjoyed the experience very much.

Route 66 is the most famous highway in the United States, known as the American Mother Highway, which is thousands of kilometers long. If you are traveling by car in the United States, you must come and experience it, even if you drive a short distance.

Route 66, affectionately called the Mother's Road by Americans, is diagonally 66, which runs from Chicago, Illinois, all the way to Santa Monica, California. Route 66 is 2,448 miles (about 3,939 kilometers) open to traffic: November 11, 1926-June 27, 1985, Michael Wallis, a scholar who has studied Route 66 for more than 60 years, said: "Route 66 is like a mirror to the American nation; It symbolizes the hard journey of the great American people all the way.

Route 66, affectionately called the Mother's Road by Americans, is diagonally 66, which runs from Chicago, Illinois, all the way to Santa Monica, California. Route 66 is 2448 miles (about 3,939 kilometers) open to traffic: November 11, 1926 June 27, 1985, is currently listed on the National Scenic Road and named "Historical Route 66". There is a small museum on the side of the road to visit.

Route 66 is a route that is affectionately called “Mother’s Road” by Americans in Santa Monica, California. Route 66, diagonally across the US map, runs from Adam Street in Chicago, Illinois, to Port Santa Monica in Los Angeles, California. The most famous interstate in American history, crossing eight states, passing through Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California, three time zones, The length is 2,450 miles, or 3,943 kilometers, and the opening time is from November 11, 1926 to June 27, 1985. Michael Wallis, a scholar who studies Route 66, said: "Route 66 is like a mirror to the American nation, and it symbolizes the hard journey of the great American people."