Cheyenne Travel Guide

 Rich62 Says:  THIS ELEGANT HOME was the first Governor's Mansion to be built in Wyoming. There is no admission charge, and you can take a nice self-guided tour that includes interactive video kiosks on each floor. My wife and I do recommend this stop in Cheyenne!The mansion was built in... 

 OlenaKyiv Says:  On your way on I-25 visit Visitor Center. It has great information on all state and Cheyenne as well. Pick up a map of Cheyenne, that will be useful for you in your visit, also some brochures about some sightseeing. 

 toonsarah Says:  The Wyoming State Capitol Building is a National Historic Landmark and is a striking landmark at the north end of Capitol Street. We didn’t go in but did stop to check out some of the various sculptures in the grounds. These include a replica of the Liberty Bell (corner of... 

 toonsarah Says:  I confess we went to this museum mainly to get out of the cold wind, but I'm really glad we did as it was a gem! It's just a nice size to keep you occupied for a couple of hours without feeling guilty that you haven't got more time to devote to it, and its focus on all... 

 toonsarah Says:  The Union Pacific Depot dominates downtown Cheyenne. The building houses a number of different attractions. The main one is of course the museum, which tells the story of the building of the Union Pacific Railway and how it succeeded in connecting the two coasts of the... 

 toonsarah Says:  This coffee shop is in the lobby of the Plains Hotel, but also opens on to the street. It’s friendly and welcoming, with a good range of lattes, magazines, board games and tourist brochures so that you can plan your visit to Cheyenne while enjoying a great mug of coffee.... 

 toonsarah Says:  We had our final Wyoming dinner here and it made an enjoyable end to our trip. The burgers were very good (real beef!) and the microbrews excellent. The menu also features pasta, pizzas and other mains. The setting is great – located in the historic Union Pacific Depot... 

 Astrobuck Says:  Last week, I went on one of my whirlwind adventures, and wound up in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Believe me when I tell you, there is absolutely NO nightlife. Maybe I missed something, but the only place where there was something going on was near downtown, and there were screaming... 

 Rich62 Says:  This can change at a moment's notice, but generally speaking, this location has been about the lowest price gasoline in the area. It's the "TA" station right next to Interstate 80, about 17(?) miles east of Cheyenne. I do know that you take exit 377 to access the station. 

 Rich62 Says:  CHEYENNE HAS A NICE REST STOP AND INFORMATION CENTER located on the west side of Interstate 25.Look for a big "Flying J" truck stop on the west side and the rest stop will be directly north of that.(Take the exit at the Flying J and you will get to the rest stop.) 

 toonsarah Says:  There are a number of unusual and original shops in downtown Cheyenne, and relatively few of the big names you see everywhere else, making it fun to go browsing and window-shopping even if you don't intend to buy!We particularly enjoyed Quilted Corner on W Lincolnway - lots... 

 toonsarah Says:  This wonderful art gallery is located in one of the oldest houses in Cheyenne. The house alone would possibly make it worth a visit but the real attraction is definitely the art. If you have any interest at all in paintings, sculpture, pottery or photography I'm pretty... 

 yooperprof Says:  Another interesting sculpture on the grounds of the Wyoming State Capital. This one is dedicated to the memory of the 2nd Regiment of the Volunteer Cavalry who fought in the Spanish-American War (1898-1901).