Most Instagrammable Spots In Overland Park

If you didn’t take a photo, did it even happen?

We can’t coach your angles, but these spots will 100% upgrade your grid. Grab your bestie and your main character energy, because these Overland Park locations are straight up iconic.

Museum At Prairiefire

If you need a little color for the backdrop of your next Instagram, then head to the Museum at Prairiefire and snap a picture in front of the dichroic glass exterior. The colorful glass panels change with the light, giving a different vibe every time you visit. Step inside and you’ll find exhibits that are just as striking — including a full-size T-Rex skeleton.

Family Tree Nursery

This garden center has a seasonal coffee shop located in its center, and the talented designers at Family Tree Nursery have made every angle an Insta-worthy moment. With the year-round natural light, tropical plants and flowers, you won’t have to work hard to get your shot.

Kate Smith Soiree Boutique Bakery

This bakery takes dessert seriously, but the interior design at Kate Smith Soireé is what really steals the show. Get ready for French macarons in every shade, rotating seasonal sweets, and a pink floral backdrop that practically begs for a photo before you dig in.

Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens

Bridges over lily ponds, colorful blooms, and quiet walking paths create scenes that feel like they were pulled from a painting. The Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens the kind of place where you’ll end up with a full camera roll when you only meant to take one photo.

Discourse Brewing

The interior of Discourse Brewing keeps it fun with a colorful wall covered in brewery stickers from around the world and a “pay-it-forward” board where you can surprise someone with their next pint. Grab a beer, snap a pic, and leave your mark.

Nerman Museum

With clean lines, modern architecture, the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art is a nationally-recognized art museum on the campus of Johnson County Community College. The clean white walls, glass staircase and outdoor light installation make it a minimalists’ dream photo destination.

Johnson County Museum

Snap a picture with a little piece of Overland Park history at the Johnson County Museum! The neon White Haven Motor Lodge sign once lit up Metcalf Avenue, welcoming travelers to the 77-room motel beginning in 1957. After the motel closed in 2010, the sign found new life as a permanent display inside the museum, where it still shines as a piece of local history.

Flatlander's Flower Truck

You won't want to miss Flatlander's Flower Truck at the Overland Park Farmers' Market. This 1963 Volkswagen named "Frankie" is packed to the brim with flowers & a build-your-own bouquet bar, which makes for the most charming photo.

Downtown OP Murals

You'll find countless opportunities for an Instagram moment in Downtown Overland Park, including several murals painted by local artists. If you're visiting on Red Friday, stop by the Chiefs mural next to Made in KC for the perfect game day pic.

Taco Naco

Need a little pink to brighten up your feed? Taco Naco in Downtown Overland Park has a bright pink wall that serves as the perfect backdrop to show off your sizzling tacos, fresh manicure, or new outfit.

AR's Breakfast & Brunch

Breakfast and Brunch is a must-try in Overland Park, but who would've thought it to be a perfect Instagram shot? AR's Breakfast & Brunch is famous for its oversized mimosas and its garden themed backdrop. Stop by for a boozy brunch AND your next profile picture.

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Samantha Travis

Social Media and Content Manager

A proud Jayhawk and lifelong Kansan, Samantha Travis is the face behind Visit Overland Park's social media channels. With a journalism degree from the University of Kansas, she’s turned her passion for storytelling into a career by sharing the best of Overland Park through blog and social content. Her day-to-day might include discovering a new art exhibit, meeting with local business owners, or hunting down the best BBQ in town. Her mission? To turn every visitor into an Overland Park superfan, one post at a time.

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