Roadside Attractions in Livingston

1 place worth pulling over for in Livingston, Illinois, with what each one actually is, what it costs and how long to give it.

Pink Elephant Antique Mall

Livingston, Illinois

Located along historic Route 66, this sprawling antique mall is hard to miss thanks to the giant, bright pink fiberglass elephant standing guard outside. Inside and out, the property is a playground of retro Americana and roadside kitsch, featuring massive UFOs, dinosaur statues, and sprawling rooms filled with vintage treasures.

Planning the stop

It's free to visit. It reports step-free access. Hours and admission come from each attraction's own page, along with parking and directions.

Also worth a stop in Illinois

World's Largest Catsup Bottle

Collinsville, IL

This iconic 170-foot-tall water tower is shaped like a giant bottle of Brooks Rich & Tangy Catsup. Built in 1949, it serves as a beloved landmark of roadside Americana. It was saved from demolition by passionate locals and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

World's Largest Rocking Chair

Casey, Illinois

Standing over 56 feet tall, this massive wooden rocking chair is one of Casey's most iconic 'Big Things in a Small Town.' It actually rocks, though it requires a team of people to move it. Visitors can stand beneath its towering frame for an unforgettable photo op.

Gemini Giant

Wilmington, Illinois

Standing 30 feet tall along historic Route 66, this iconic Muffler Man is dressed as an astronaut holding a silver rocket. Named after the Gemini space program, he has been welcoming road trippers to Wilmington since 1965. It remains one of the most photographed landmarks on the Mother Road.

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