Guidelet: Meet Me In St. Louis, Louis
A travel guide to St. Louis, MO, United States | Target Market: university students, clubbers, families, newlyweds, retirees, exchange students, backpackers, artist | A travel guide by: Mia Shotwell
Explore the Gateway to The West and discover art museums, sculpture parks, festivals, and botanical gardens!
Summary of points of interest in this travel guide to St. Louis, MO, United States
Gateway Arch
Why visit:
The Gateway Arch is a fascinating architectural phenomenon that visitors can actually enter inside to ride up to the top of the arch in a dizzying vertical machine to view the many beautiful metropolis views of St. Louis.a option
at Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
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St. Louis Ballpark Village
Why visit:
The ultimate American Baseball experience! The Cardinals are the treasured team of St. Louis, and this attraction is the essential baseball fan hotspot.a option
at 601 Clark Ave
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St. Louis City Hall
Why visit:
The St. Louis City Hall is very picturesque and reminiscent of a more petite and elegant White House, one could say. Relax by the plaza fountains and enjoy a moment of being at the magical center of St. Louis.a option
at 1200 Market St
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St. Louis Union Station
Why visit:
The St. Louis Union Station offers everything to stir all levels of excitement and fun from excellent restaurants, cafes, museums, to simple enjoyment of the stunning traditional architecture.a dinner option
at 1820 Market St
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St. Louis Public Library - Central Library
Why visit:
This library has a lovely children´s reading space, literature exploratory center for kids, charming cafe, and selection of encyclopedias, journals, archives, and multi-media. A spacious, modern, and family-friendly setting to read, explore, learn, dine, and enjoy.a day option
at 1301 Olive St
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St. Louis Steakhouse
Why visit:
You cannot pass by St. Louis without stopping by this one-in-a-lifetime steakhouse adventure. Dive into the deliciousness with invite all spontaneous St. Louis friends and aquaintances.a option
at 101 S 11th St
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Downtown St. Louis
Why visit:
Visit ¨The Loop¨ section of Downtown St. Louis - an long wonderfully-trafficked strip for jazz cafes, funky ice-cream shops, cabaret, sushi restaurants, theater companies, and concert venues. The Pageant is an exceptional concert venue for all types of musicians and artists at great prices.a dinner option
at 101 S 11th St
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St Louis Brewhouse
Why visit:
Learn, see, and witness the process of how beer is made! The Brewhouse Shop offers a fantastic variety of authentic, specialty, and homemade beers.a option
at 101 S 11th St
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Why visit:
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch is a very well-written, researched, and balanced newspaper that features an marvelous spectrum of articles and publications. Visit the office and see where the creativity begins.a option
at 900 N Tucker Blvd
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St. Louis Rams
Why visit:
The St. Louis Rams is a competitive American Football team with gold and blue colors. Attend one of their games and experience the energy of classic American Football.a option
at 1 Rams Way
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Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark
Why visit:
Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark has a magnificent tall-ceilinged and gigantic glass windowed ballroom overlooking a panoramic vista of the St. Louis metropolis below. This must-visit ballroom is also beautiful at nightime, painted with stars and the radiant moonlight.a option
at 1 S Broadway
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St. Louis Riverfront
Why visit:
Grab a classic ferry ride along the river and enjoy the city of St. Louis from a different perspective.a option
at 800 S. Wharf St.
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St Louis Bread Company
Why visit:
Broccoli cheddar soup, caramel frappuccinos, fudge chocolate brownies, iced green tea, and toasted paninis! The St. Louis Bread Company offers something tasty for everybody and is a people-pleaser, high-quality, and popular venue for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.a option
at Chestnut
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The Pageant
Why visit:
The Pageant is an awesome concert venue on ¨The Loop¨ of Downtown St. Louis. You can see just about any type of nationally recognized musician or artist at prices as cheap as $10.a option
at Chestnut
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Zeizo Boutique
Why visit:
The Zeizo Boutique is an vibrantly decorated and experimental clothing design shop located on a main corner of ¨The Loop¨ in Downtown St. Louis. Try on their creative and colorful fabrics, spunky jewelry, and unique fashions, and retreat to shopping heaven.a option
at Chestnut
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Avalon Exchange
Why visit:
A high-end thrift shop with a quality selection of used clothing, fashions from all decades, costume attire, posh designs, trendy collections, and magnificent jewelry treasures. This stylish gem is located on ¨The Loop¨of Downtown St. Louis - along the main promenade nearby the popular St. Louis Bread Co.a option
at 6388 Delmar Blvd
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Fitz´s Root Beer
Why visit:
Incredible milkshakes with three or more scoops of ice-cream stacked on top of eachother! The main dining hall features tall ceilings with a colorful decor that dances with the spirit of a family-friendly menu and vibrant atmosphere.a option
at 6388 Delmar Blvd
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Forest Park
Why visit:
Forest Park showcases well-kept golf courses and clubs, lakes, outdoor theatres, and bikepaths for runners, cyclists, speed-walkers, and city adventurers. The St. Louis Art Museum, Zoo, Picnic Island, ice-skating arena, The Boathouse Restaurant, Muny Theater, Science, and History Museum are located throughout the Forest Park, interwoven with rivers, bridges, and lakes.a dinner option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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IMO´s Pizza
Why visit:
IMO´s Pizza is a dangerously tempting pizza joint and institution of St. Louis with a delicious menu of addictive pizza choices. Imagine thin crust with spicy salsa and terrific cheese.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Kirkwood Public Library
Why visit:
Brand new library with an outstanding selection of literature and activities for children, students, and adults!a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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The St. Louis City Museum
Why visit:
An interactive and enlarged plaground for adults featuring a web of slides, climbing structures, tunnels, and caves. The City Museum is the kingdom for fun and can be enjoyed by children and adults alike.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Busch Stadium
Why visit:
You must go to a St. Louis Cardinals game! Why would you visit St. Louis and not go see a Cardinals Baseball game? Don´t forget to try the stadium hotdogs and a frosted can of Budweiser beer while watching the Cardinals score the next homerun! You can also see the Gateway Arch from your stadium seats.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Lambert St. Louis Airport
Why visit:
The architectural design of this airports could remind one of the Sydney Opera House magnificence with it pearly white bubble ceilings and open spaces flooded with natural lighting. This airport is also very easy to navigate and its staff are generally quite friendly and helpful.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Dewey´s Pizza
Why visit:
Dewey´s Pizza has a very creative exotic ingredient-fused menu with a sophisticated atmosphere and stylish vibe. Each pizza creation on the menu offers a unique flair, character, and quality.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Six Flags St. Louis
Why visit:
Rollercoasters galore! Tickets are inexpensive and sometimes Six Flags St. Louis hosts fun festivals, holiday events, and music concerts for your family and friends.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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St. Louis Zoo
Why visit:
The St. Louis Zoo is an interactive, well-designed, educational, and fun attraction located in Forest Park.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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St. Louis Magic House
Why visit:
Visit the region’s first interactive children’s museum, built in a sprawling Victorian mansion in suburban St. Louis. Kids will enjoy all sorts of fun and educational activities at the Magic House, including sitting at the president’s desk in a spot-on recreation of the Oval Office and performing patriotic karaoke. In a miniature town, kids can play grownup for a day as they change the tire on a wooden car, stock shelves in a model grocery store or serve pizza in a pretend kitchen. Visitors can even climb a three-story beanstalk, spin a giant kaleidoscope or perform a puppet show! Enjoy special events that include magical story time, free family nights and fitness first Fridays.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Laumier Sculpture Park
Why visit:
Discover the stunning Laumeier Sculpture Park with over 70 outdoor sculptures, a music amphitheater for special events and a traveling series of exhibitions.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Citygarden
Why visit:
Enjoy a fusion of sculpture and landscape architecture at Citygarden, an urban oasis featuring works of modern and contemporary art, native plants, six rain gardens and a café overlooking the beautiful scene.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Chesterfield Sculpture Park
Why visit:
Chesterfield boasts an impressive collection of outdoor art including the recently added sculpture “The Awakening,” a 70-foot statue of a giant embedded in the earth.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Anheuser-Busch Brewery
Why visit:
Take a tour of the historic Anheuser-Busch Brewery, where you can visit the Budweiser Clydesdales and sample a variety of premium brands, or check out a variety of breweries with Brewery Tours of St. Louis.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Schlafly Bottleworks
Why visit:
For more local flavor, stop by Schlafly Bottleworks for a free brewery tour and to try a few of the 50 different styles of beer. Enjoy live music and dining at both the Bottleworks and the Schlafly Tap Room.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Square One Brewery & Distillery
Why visit:
For a taste of something new, stop by one of St. Louis’ many microbreweries such as the Square One Brewery & Distillery, which opened in 2006 as the first micro-distillery restaurant in Missouri.a dinner option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Grant´s Farm
Why visit:
Go on a private expedition through Grant’s Farm for an up-close and personal feeding experience with buffalo and goats. Stop by and visit the majestic Budweiser Clydesdales and take a ride on the Grant’s Farm carousel.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Purina Farms
Why visit:
Explore the family-friendly Purina Farms where you can get up close and personal with barnyard animals and everyday pets like dogs and cats. See exciting performances by rescued dogs and attend special dog-friendly events open to all dogs and their owners.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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The Hill St. Louis
Why visit:
Snack on scrumptious deep-fried toasted ravioli at one of the many dining establishments on The Hill, a quaint St. Louis neighborhood famous for Italian cuisine.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Ted Drewes
Why visit:
Satisfy your sweet tooth at Ted Drewes with some signature frozen custard.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Saint Louis University’s Museum of Contemporary Religious Art (MOCRA)
Why visit:
Visit Saint Louis University’s Museum of Contemporary Religious Art (MOCRA), a venue committed to peaceful interfaith dialogue and understanding.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis
Why visit:
Take in the beauty of one of the largest mosaic collections in the western hemisphere inside the spectacular Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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Old Cathedral and St. Ferdinand Shrine
Why visit:
Visit the Old Cathedral and St. Ferdinand Shrine, both constructed in the early 19th century with ties to the oldest Catholic congregation in St. Louis.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows
Why visit:
Across the river, attend mass, walk the grounds and have a delicious meal at the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows.a option
at btwn Lindell Blvd & Oakland Ave
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St Louis Science Center Collections
Why visit:
See what’s new at the St. Louis Science Center. Find out what it’s like to venture out into the wild, journey under the sea or fly high up in the air at the four-story Omnimax Theater, a film experience unlike any other. See a thrilling space show at the Planetarium, one of nation’s leading space education facilities. Younger children will enjoy the Discovery Room filled with interactive exhibits and experiments, and visitors of all ages can explore over 700 hands-on displays including a life-sized animatronic Tyrannosaurus Rex. At Myseum, kids learn science through fun and unique exhibits like a dino-dig, vet clinic, video wall, radar slide, magnetic ball wall, giant UFO maze, plus a whole lot more.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Kemp Auto Museum
Why visit:
Rev up your engine at the Kemp Auto Museum marveling at the beauty and craftsmanship of the finest European automobiles, from the classic early models to contemporary designs.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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The Moto Museum
Why visit:
Tour a collection of rare and vintage motorcycles at the Moto Museum.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Museum of Transportation
Why visit:
Explore the history, mechanics and design of the cart and buggy, planes, trains or anything else with wheels at the St. Louis Museum of Transportation.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Pole Position Raceway
Why visit:
If you want to get behind the wheel, don’t miss Pole Position Raceway for some world-class indoor carting action.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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The America´s Center
Why visit:
If you’re visiting in the late winter, be sure to stop by the St. Louis Auto Show and Boat Show at America’s Center.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Art Museum
Why visit:
View a collection of art ranging across centuries and cultures from sculpture and oil paintings to charcoal drawings and photography at the St. Louis Art Museum.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Contemporary Art Museum of St. Louis
Why visit:
Enjoy the works of newly established artists both locally and internationally at the Contemporary Art Museum of St. Louis.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Saint Louis Symphony
Why visit:
In addition to innovative exhibitions, the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts features concerts by the Saint Louis Symphony, panel discussions and educational programs.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum
Why visit:
A more permanent collection of contemporary art resides in the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Trailnet
Why visit:
Tke a two-wheel excursion through the Gateway City on one of our many biking trails (contact TrailNet for maps).a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Missouri State Park
Why visit:
Set up camp at one of Missouri’s beautiful state parks and choose from a variety of al fresco activities ranging from fishing and hiking to swimming, horseback riding and much more!a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Meramec Caverns
Why visit:
Journey underground and discover buried treasure at Meramec Caverns.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Missouri Wine Country
Why visit:
Stay the night at a comfy bed and breakfast in famous Missouri wine country while sampling some of the regions finest varietals.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Shopping
Why visit:
Update your style with a fabulous shopping spree. Find vintage-inspired clothing, trendy and unique furniture and accessories at specialty boutiques. Couture and designer brand name fashions are available at dozens of high-end shops throughout the city. Hunt for one-of-a-kind treasures at many area antique shops and independent bookstores, or get it all under one roof at one of the many area malls and shopping centers.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Old Courthouse
Why visit:
Walk the halls of the Old Courthouse featuring restored courtrooms and galleries that depict significant moments in St. Louis history.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Missouri History Museum
Why visit:
Take an exciting and educational trip through the past at the Missouri History Museum where guests can also join a local excursion to various historical points of interest in the city.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Scott Joplin Home
Why visit:
Check out the home of Ragtime legend, Scott Joplin.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Cahokia Mounds
Why visit:
Walk through a world heritage site and ancient civilization at Cahokia Mounds.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Bellefontaine Cemetery
Why visit:
Pay your respects at the resting place for many St. Louisians at Bellefontaine Cemetery.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
Why visit:
For larger multi-band tours and festivals, travel to the outdoor Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Scottrade Center
Why visit:
Check out the concert club at the Scottrade Center!a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Blueberry Hill
Why visit:
Visit Blueberry Hill, the landmark restaurant and music club for touring acts as well as St. Louis’ top bands including regular performances by rock ‘n’ roll legend Chuck Berry.a dinner option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Jazz at the Bistro
Why visit:
For a more intimate venue, check out the award-winning Jazz at the Bistro.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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BB’s Jazz
Why visit:
Visit one of St. Louis’ famous blues clubs like BB’s Jazz.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Botanical Garden
Why visit:
Explore 79 acres of lush gardens, landscape architecture, greenhouses and conservatories at the oldest Botanical Garden in the United States. Wander through collections of botanical and horticultural plants among beautiful fountains and statuary.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Climatron
Why visit:
Visit the Climatron for a real rainforest experience featuring magnificent waterfalls, tropical birds and exotic plants like bananas, cacao, coffee trees and orchids.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Japanese Garden
Why visit:
Check out the serene Japanese garden and the interactive and educational Children’s Garden nearby!a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Casinos
Why visit:
In addition to all your favorite video poker games and classic table games like craps, blackjack, roulette and baccarat, each casino has something special to offer visitors from the ultimate 70’s and 80’s dance club, Boogie Nights at Hollywood Casino to the Sevens sports lounge and nightclub at Casino Queen.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Lumiere Casino Theatre
Why visit:
Take in an intimate show at the luxurious Lumiere Casino theatre.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Judy’s Velvet Lounge at River City Casino
Why visit:
Dance the night away in Judy’s Velvet Lounge at River City Casino. Experience excellent hotel amenities, delicious restaurants and top-notch entertainment.a dinner option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Symphony at Powell Hall
Why visit:
Hear your favorite classical music performed by the renowned St. Louis Symphony at Powell Hall.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Stages St. Louis
Why visit:
See an award-winning musical at Stages St. Louis.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Opera Theatre of St. Louis
Why visit:
Immerse yourself in operatic drama at the Opera Theatre of St. Louis.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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The Repertory Theater
Why visit:
Experience classic and modern playwrights at the Repertory Theater.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Peabody Opera House
Why visit:
Check out the newly renovated Peabody Opera House and attend one of their exceptional performances.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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The Muny
Why visit:
Bathe in moonlight during an outdoor show at Forest Park’s The Muny, the nation’s largest outdoor amphitheater dedicated solely to musical theater.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Mardi Gras
Why visit:
In February you can join a Mardi Gras celebration second only to New Orleans.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Rib America Festival
Why visit:
May brings the Rib America Festival and delicious BBQ to town.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Fair St. Louis
Why visit:
Summer visitors can get patriotic at Fair St. Louis, which features fireworks, air shows and free live concerts.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Film Festival
Why visit:
If you’re visiting in the fall, attend the International Film Festival and see some of the world’s most innovative and cutting-edge features at each of St. Louis’ independent landmark theaters.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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The St. Louis Art Fair
Why visit:
Enjoy the crisp Fall atmosphere and colorful leaves, while seeing extraordinary art at the St. Louis Art Fair.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Soulard Oktoberfest
Why visit:
Celebrate German culture with authentic food and live music at Soulard Oktoberfest.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Tivoli Theatre
Why visit:
Catch an independent film, off-broadway show, or holiday event at the historic Tivoli Theatre.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Planet Walk Exhibit
Why visit:
Learn about our solar system along the outdoor Planet Walk exhibit.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
Why visit:
Stop by the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial to get a glimpse of where Lewis and Clark set out on their historic expedition!a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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St. Louis Blues
Why visit:
Catch the St. Louis Blues heating up the ice at the Scottrade Center.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Laclede’s Landing St. Louis
Why visit:
Head downtown to Washington Avenue or Laclede’s Landing and take your pick of some of the hottest bars and dance clubs in St. Louis (most are smoke free and open till 3 a.m.).a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Westport Plaza St. Louis
Why visit:
Visitors can also go for dinner, drinks and a show at Westport Plaza’s 42-acre entertainment districta option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Central West End St. Louis
Why visit:
Check out the trendiest boutiques and upscale dining establishments in Clayton and the Central West End.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Soulard St. Louis
Why visit:
Soulard boasts some of the best blues venues in town.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Carondelet St. Louis
Why visit:
You'll find some of the oldest homes made of local red brick and one of the largest parks in this charming south St. Louis neighborhood.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Cherokee Antique Row
Why visit:
Historic Cherokee Antique Row is a perfect afternoon getaway offering six blocks of independently owned and operated antique, collectible and specialty shops, art galleries, restaurants and cafés.a dinner option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Grand Center St. Louis
Why visit:
The artistic heart of the city, Grand Center has alot to see with dozens of unique galleries, museums and theaters. Hear live music, see a broadway show or view a collection of contemporary art in this impressive district that's bustling with creative expression.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Kirkwood St. Louis
Why visit:
Kirkwood is a great neighborhood for families. This historic suburban landscape is littered with parks, restaurants, and kid-friendly entertainment, with lots of outdoor amenities perfect for those traveling with pets!a dinner option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Lafayette Square St. Louis
Why visit:
This neighborhood boasts an impressive collection of beautiful Victorian homes and could be described as 'urban chic.' Its trendy real estate, luscious gardens, fine dining and city backdrop are perfect for a hip and worldly clientele.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Maryland Heights St. Louis
Why visit:
Looking for grown-up fun or family friendly activities? Maryland Heights and its 3,500 hotel rooms are at the center of it all in St. Louis County. Try your luck at the all-new Hollywood Casino where tasty restaurants and the Boogie Nights ‘70s and ‘80s-themed dance club join exciting...a dinner option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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South Grand St. Louis
Why visit:
Explore a neighborhood rich with cultural influence on South Grand. Try delicious Japanese, Thai and Vietnamese cuisine and shop for vintage Asian fashions at one of the many boutiques.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Ste. Genevieve Missouri
Why visit:
Learn about the French colonial roots of Ste. Genevieve, Missouri as you tour beautiful historic homes and stop for a wine tasting. Then drive through scenic state parks and view 18th century historical sites.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Great River Road Illinois
Why visit:
Some of the region’s most dramatic scenery is nestled along a winding road north of Alton, Illinois. Drive along the Great River Road with the Mississippi River on one side and soaring limestone bluffs on the other.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Historic St. Charles St. Louis
Why visit:
Visit the home of Missouri's first state capital and enjoy diverse shopping and dining of this elegant historic region.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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Mark Twain’s Hannibal
Why visit:
Explore the birthplace of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn in Mark Twain's childhood home of Hannibal, Missouri. Visit the Mark Twain Museum, walk the streets and ride the riverboat that inspired the classic novel.a option
at 1201 S. Kinsghighway
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