Located on the banks of the Mississippi River, this 100,000 sq.ft. museum, designed by British architect David Chipperfield, includes:

Nine permanent collection galleries

Traveling exhibition galleries

Art studios for children and adults

Family Gallery and Family Activity Center

140 seat auditorium

Library and research stacks

Museum store

Are you looking for a day of fun and play? The Village of East Davenport invites you to discover our unique blend of history, shopping, confectioneries, wineries, pubs, dining, boutiques, events & celebrations, along with our scenic park that overlooks The Mighty Mississippi River.

Come for an unstructured day, strolling from place to place, and discovering surprises among the many locally-owned, one of a kind, shops, boutiques, bars and eateries that make up the Village of East Davenport in Iowa. Stay to eat, drink and play as you explore the Village of East Davenport.

Visit our newest tasting room in the heart of the historic Village of East Davenport. Sample wines in our gorgeous new tasting room or enjoy a bottle on the quaint deck and patio.

The German American Heritage Center is housed in the restored Germania Haus/Miller Hotel, that was originally used by German immigrants during the 19th century and was built in 1862. The Center includes preserved documents and artifacts related to the role of German immigrants during the development of the Quad Cities. The Center features a museum, archives, and records repository. They offer historic and architecture walking tours of Davenport in the summer and haunted walking tours in the fall.

Find surprising, exciting and engaging fun for everyone at the John Deere Pavilion. Experience the innovations of the present and future while appreciating the heritage of the past. See vintage machines and climb aboard new ones. Operate a simulated excavator or dozer and watch feature films. Special events are scheduled throughout the year. And it's all free