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Amazing experience! Come to visit if you are in St. Louis. The museum is free and you can bring your kids to learn about the history and knowledge behind this amazing historical architecture. If you want to take the tram up to the top, please book the tickets ahead. I would recommend you make the experience up because it was so cool and so unique.
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Gateway Arch
Amazing experience! Come to visit if you are in St. Louis. The museum is free and you can bring your kids to learn about the history and knowledge behind this amazing historical architecture. If you want to take the tram up to the top, please book the tickets ahead. I would recommend you make the experience up because it was so cool and so unique.
Being a lifelong Cardinals fan, I love every trip to Busch Stadium. I really feel it is one of the best in the country and has some of the best fans anywhere. Ballpark Village is a great time before games for young and old alike.
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Busch Stadium
700 Clark AveBeing a lifelong Cardinals fan, I love every trip to Busch Stadium. I really feel it is one of the best in the country and has some of the best fans anywhere. Ballpark Village is a great time before games for young and old alike.
No matter the season, the Missouri Botanical Garden is something to see and experience. The Garden Glow is very well done with the lights coordinating with the music...all of it surrounding you as you walk through the garden.
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Jardin botanique du Missouri
4344 Shaw BlvdNo matter the season, the Missouri Botanical Garden is something to see and experience. The Garden Glow is very well done with the lights coordinating with the music...all of it surrounding you as you walk through the garden.
If you’re in St. Louis, this stop is a no-brainer. Online reservations are required, but the price is zero. $15 parking, easy walking distance to the entrance. Plenty of animals on beautiful grounds. Plan to spend maybe three hours.
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Parc zoologique de Saint-Louis
1 Government DrIf you’re in St. Louis, this stop is a no-brainer. Online reservations are required, but the price is zero. $15 parking, easy walking distance to the entrance. Plenty of animals on beautiful grounds. Plan to spend maybe three hours.
Fantastic!!!!! Everyone young & young at heart should visit this place. So much to see, climb, and explore!
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City Museum
750 N 16th StFantastic!!!!! Everyone young & young at heart should visit this place. So much to see, climb, and explore!
We've been to theaters all over the country and this was truly the most gorgeous theater we've ever had the pleasure of attending! The craftsmanship is incredible and the show itself was amazing. Everything was perfect!
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Fox Theatre
527 N Grand BlvdWe've been to theaters all over the country and this was truly the most gorgeous theater we've ever had the pleasure of attending! The craftsmanship is incredible and the show itself was amazing. Everything was perfect!
Food scene
Down-home hangout featuring Cajun classics plus nightly live music & a hopping outdoor patio.
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Broadway Oyster Bar
736 S BroadwayDown-home hangout featuring Cajun classics plus nightly live music & a hopping outdoor patio.
Rustic eatery with fishermen's photos & retro accents offering lobster, po' boys, shrimp & a raw bar.
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Peacemaker Lobster & Crab
1831 Sidney StRustic eatery with fishermen's photos & retro accents offering lobster, po' boys, shrimp & a raw bar.
Brazilian cuisine delivered in a warm eclectic space with bright fabrics draping walls & windows.
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Yemanja Brasil Restaurant
2900 Missouri AveBrazilian cuisine delivered in a warm eclectic space with bright fabrics draping walls & windows.
Cozy haunt lures locals with coffee drinks, breakfast, pastries, sandwiches & outdoor seating.
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The Mud House
2101 Cherokee StCozy haunt lures locals with coffee drinks, breakfast, pastries, sandwiches & outdoor seating.
Celebrated bistro for Californian cuisine with a wine emphasis in a stylish renovated-factory space.
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Eleven Eleven Mississippi
1111 Mississippi AveCelebrated bistro for Californian cuisine with a wine emphasis in a stylish renovated-factory space.
City/town information
Whether you’re attending an event or making family memories, St. Louis is alive with energy and excitement from the iconic Gateway Arch to our miles of trails, parks, and waterways ready to explore. With a host of world-class, family and budget-friendly attractions and a cultural scene second to none, you’re sure to be entertained and surprised by all St. Louis has to offer. And while you’re here, experience one of the hottest food cities in the nation, savor some of the best brews and enjoy our secret sauce: the warmth and hospitality of St. Louisans.
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St. Louis
Whether you’re attending an event or making family memories, St. Louis is alive with energy and excitement from the iconic Gateway Arch to our miles of trails, parks, and waterways ready to explore. With a host of world-class, family and budget-friendly attractions and a cultural scene second to none, you’re sure to be entertained and surprised by all St. Louis has to offer. And while you’re here, experience one of the hottest food cities in the nation, savor some of the best brews and enjoy our secret sauce: the warmth and hospitality of St. Louisans.
Neighborhoods
Benton Park offers a mix of 1800s homes, antique shops, and art galleries, as well as casual restaurants and bars. Lake fishing and a rustic stone bridge are focal points at the namesake Benton Park green space.
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Benton Park
3100 S Jefferson AveBenton Park offers a mix of 1800s homes, antique shops, and art galleries, as well as casual restaurants and bars. Lake fishing and a rustic stone bridge are focal points at the namesake Benton Park green space.
Known for its blues scene, buzzing Soulard has raucous bars with live music alongside casual pizzerias, down-to-earth Southern restaurants and seafood spots serving oysters and crawfish.
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Soulard
1531 S 8th StKnown for its blues scene, buzzing Soulard has raucous bars with live music alongside casual pizzerias, down-to-earth Southern restaurants and seafood spots serving oysters and crawfish.
Upscale Central West End is home to sidewalk cafes, smart Italian and Asian fusion restaurants, chic boutiques, and antique stores. Nearby, expansive Forest Park has lakes and woods, and attractions including the Saint Louis Zoo and the Saint Louis Art Museum, housing global painting, and sculpture.
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Central West End
Upscale Central West End is home to sidewalk cafes, smart Italian and Asian fusion restaurants, chic boutiques, and antique stores. Nearby, expansive Forest Park has lakes and woods, and attractions including the Saint Louis Zoo and the Saint Louis Art Museum, housing global painting, and sculpture.
Elegant Lafayette Square centers on leafy Lafayette Park, a popular setting for concerts and outdoor films, and baseball games played on a vintage-style field.
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Lafayette Square
Elegant Lafayette Square centers on leafy Lafayette Park, a popular setting for concerts and outdoor films, and baseball games played on a vintage-style field.
Busy Downtown is known for the retro-style Busch Stadium ballpark and the Gateway Arch, an iconic city symbol soaring over the Mississippi shore. Ballpark Village has sports bars and burger restaurants, while Washington Avenue offers Tex-Mex, BBQ and Italian eateries. Popular attractions include the Dome at America’s Center arena which hosts big-name concerts and sports, and the St. Louis Blues Museum.
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Downtown
Busy Downtown is known for the retro-style Busch Stadium ballpark and the Gateway Arch, an iconic city symbol soaring over the Mississippi shore. Ballpark Village has sports bars and burger restaurants, while Washington Avenue offers Tex-Mex, BBQ and Italian eateries. Popular attractions include the Dome at America’s Center arena which hosts big-name concerts and sports, and the St. Louis Blues Museum.
The Hill is a long-established Italian-American neighborhood with family-owned delis, sandwich shops and bakeries on Marconi Avenue, and trattorias, pizzerias and upscale Italian eateries dotting the streets around Shaw and Wilson avenues. The “Italian Immigrants” statue stands outside St. Ambrose Catholic Church, and locals gather to play bocce at Milo’s Bocce Garden and in neighborhood parks.
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The Hill
The Hill is a long-established Italian-American neighborhood with family-owned delis, sandwich shops and bakeries on Marconi Avenue, and trattorias, pizzerias and upscale Italian eateries dotting the streets around Shaw and Wilson avenues. The “Italian Immigrants” statue stands outside St. Ambrose Catholic Church, and locals gather to play bocce at Milo’s Bocce Garden and in neighborhood parks.