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Tourist Attraction Category	Tourist Attraction Type	Venue Name	Hours of Operation	Price Range	Rating	Value Rating	Tourist Attraction Description
Bars	Brew Pubs	The Prison Brews	Morning to Evening	$5			Jefferson City�s first microbrewery since prohibition. Prison Brews offers six home-brewed beers ranging from pale ale to stout, all boasting prison-related names. The sampler includes six, six ounce glasses of beer for only $6.
Land Tourist Attractions	Hiking	Native Stone Winery	Morning to Evening	Free	Not Rated	Not Rated	Opened to the public on May 2nd, 2003! Native Stone has prepared a free historical treat for you and your family. Enjoy a beautiful, one mile hike to Bull Rock, a Lewis and Clark site located on the river side of Native Stone.
Land Tourist Attractions	Hiking	Runge Nature Center	Morning to Evening	Free			Enjoy the natural wonders of Missouri and the fish, forests and wildlife found here by strolling through exhibits or hiking nature center trails
Land Tourist Attractions	National and State Parks	Missouri State Capitol Building and Museum	Morning to Evening	Free			Operated by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, the Missouri State Museum features exhibits, dioramas and changing displays
Land Tourist Attractions	National and State Parks	Jefferson Landing	Morning to Evening	Free			The area at the base of Jefferson Street, known as Jefferson�s Landing, was the site of the original river landing and the first area settled in the City of Jefferson. It is significant as a rare surviving Missouri River landing place.
Land Tourist Attractions	National and State Parks	Katy Trail State Park	Morning to Evening	Free			The Katy trail is the longest rail to trail conversion in the country. It runs along the north side of the Missouri river in Jefferson City. Great fun for walkers, runners and bikers.
Land Tourist Attractions	Wine Tasting	Native Stone Winery	Morning to Evening	Free	Not Rated	Not Rated	A 19�th century farmhouse is home to Native Stone�s tasting room, gift shop, and restaurant, which seats 60 inside and over 100 on the covered decks, sunny patios and manicured lawns.
Land Tourist Attractions	Wine Tasting	Missouri River Wine Trail	Morning to Evening	$15	Not Rated	Not Rated	Visit each of our unique locations and enjoy delectable fresh gourmet food and wine pairings. Ticket pricing includes a souvenir logo glass, wine tasting at each location, and a sampling of each chef's finest creations using local ingredients!
Land Tourist Attractions	Wine Tasting	Summit Lake Winery	Morning to Evening	Free	Not Rated	Not Rated	Come enjoy our Native American and French hybrid wines from out year-round tasting room and garden terraces. Browse out wine specialty shop or enjoy fine bistro dinning. Open seven days a week, all year long.
Land Tourist Attractions	Tours	Missouri State Supreme Court Building	Morning to Evening	Free			The Supreme Court Building in Jefferson City became a permanent home for the Court at its completion in 1907 using funds from the 1904 Worlds Fair in St. Louis.

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