Things to do in St. Louis
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Busch Stadium
Home of MLB’s St. Louis Cardinals, this red-brick ballpark offers tours & Gateway Arch views.
Missouri Botanical Garden
A greenhouse dome, a Victorian home, gardens & more spread across 79 acres.
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City Museum
Constantly evolving art installation, playground & discovery center made from found objects.
Forest Park
Opened in 1876, this 1,300-acre park includes 3 museums, a zoo, athletic fields & golf courses.
Pappy's Smokehouse
Order-at-the-counter favorite for wood-smoked Memphis-style barbecue in down-home digs.
Grant's Farm
A tram winds around the former Busch family estate, now home to over 100 species of animals.
Saint Louis Zoo
Free 90-acre zoo featuring animals such as penguins, bears & elephants, plus a train ride (fee).
Enterprise Center
This large, contemporary facility hosts ice hockey & other sports games, plus concerts & more.
Museum of Illusions - St. Louis
Saint Louis Art Museum
Grand beaux arts building & modern extension housing over 30,000 works of art, with free admission.
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Gateway Arch National Park
Park honoring Jefferson's role in western expansion, featuring the Gateway Arch & visitors' center.
Broadway Oyster Bar
Down-home hangout featuring Cajun classics plus nightly live music & a hopping outdoor patio.
St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station
Tanks holding rare species like blue lobsters, plus rays & sharks in touch pools & otter encounters.
Saint Louis Galleria
Mall with higher-end shops & department stores, plus restaurants, a food court & a movie theater.
Saint Louis Science Center
Planetarium at the St. Louis Science Center since 1963, with live star shows & interactive exhibits.
The Fabulous Fox
Restored 1920s movie palace, now hosting musical performers & touring Broadway shows.
Fitz's Delmar
Lively root beer factory & restaurant offering American grub, floats & views of its bottling line.
The Gateway Arch
Curved, 630-ft.-tall monument celebrating US western expansion, with views from the top & a museum.