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St. Louis Sights to See
Largest state-of-the-art laser tag arena coupled with Demolition Ball. Groups from 10 to 500. Complete party planning.
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America's Incredible Pizza Company, St. Louis MO
Over 60,000 sq ft of incredible food and fun! In addition to the pizza buffet, the indoor Fairgrounds include go-karts, mini golf, bumper cars, mini-bowling and a huge game room.
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America's Incredible Pizza Company, St. Peters MO
More than 60,000 sq. ft. of incredible food and fun. In addition to the unlimited buffet, the all-indoor Fairgrounds include Go-Karts, bumper cars, mini golf, mini bowling and a huge game room.
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Anheuser-Busch Consumer Hospitality Center
Tours include the historic Brew House, Budweiser Clydesdale stable, lager cellar, packaging plant, hospitality room and Anheuser-Busch gift shop. Open daily. FREE.
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Visit graves of explorer William Clark, Willam Burroughs, Thomas Hart Benton, James Eads, Adolphus Busch, poet Sara Teasdale. Also the famous Wainwright tomb and many other architecturally significant mausoleums and monuments. Maps and self-guided tours available at cemetery office. Guided tours available by appointment.
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Built by the commanding officer of the first American military post west of the Mississippi. $4 adults; Children, Free. Tours by appointment only.
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Bissell Mansion Restaurant and Dinner Theatre
Enjoy lunch or dinner theatre in St. Louis' oldest home, located just five minutes from the Gateway Arch. The participatory murder mystery is served with a four course dinner (choice of entree), wine and beverage. Matinees or evening private dinner shows are available for groups during the week. Welcoming groups from 30 to 140. Shows available at our location or a location of your choice. Reservations required.
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Black Madonna Shrine and Grottos
A collection of magnificent multicolored rock grottos. I-44 west to Eureka exit, left on Hwy. 109, right onto Hwy. FF, left onto Hwy. F to St. Joseph’s Rd. FREE.
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Daniel Boone Home & Boonesfield Village
Missouri frontier village, centered on Daniel Boone’s 1810 home, includes one-room school, church, general store, gristmill, pottery, printer’s, carpenter’s and dressmaker’s shops, farmstead, homes and more.
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The Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House
A cultural and educational attraction. Visitors will see over a thousand butterflies in free flight and actually witness the mystery of metamorphosis.
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Cahokia Courthouse State Historic Site
Seat of American government in the old Northwest Territory (1790). Contained U.S. Post Office that dispatched mail to Lewis & Clark. Originally built about 1740 as a dwelling. FREE.
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Gravesites of Tennessee Williams, Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman, Dred Scott. Many architecturally significant memorials including the Nez Perce monument. These warriors came to St. Louis in 1831 to visit William Clark. A free historic tour pamplet is available at the office.
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Dedicated to perpetuating the heritage of the Carondelet neighborhood of South St. Louis. Re-created 1873 Susan Blow first Kindergarten; decorative arts from 19th and early 20th centuries. $2 adults, $1 children, 12 and under, free.
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Center for American Archeology
Explore prehistoric Illinois! Archeology tours, workshops and excavation field school opportunities for all age groups.
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Challenger Learning Center-St. Louis
Unique hands-on space simulation experiences for students, community organizations, corporations and the general public. Reservations required.
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Chatillon-DeMenil Mansion & Cafe
Famous historic home with guided tours, gift shop and largest permanent collection of 1904 World’s Fair memorabilia. Carriage House Café open for lunch and private catered events.
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More than 30 antique and specialty shops, spanning a six-block area. Ten minutes from downtown St. Louis. From I-55, exit Arsenal, west one block, left on Lemp, right on Cherokee. From I-64/Hwy. 40, exit south on Jefferson, left on Cherokee.
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Cherokee-Lemp Special District
Near downtown neighborhood offering two famous 19th century mansions, The Lemp and The DeMenil, the Lemp Brewery, once the world's largest brewery, and Cherokee Antique Row with more than 30 antique/specialty shops and restaurants. Self-guided history tour. FREE.
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The oldest Episcopal congregation west of the Mississippi River. On the National Register of Historic Places and a National Historic Landmark. FREE.
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St. Louis' own intimate one-ring theatre circus, where no audience member is more than 40 ft. from the center of the ring. Performs every summer in the Grand Center arts and entertainment district.
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Citygarden is a stunning new addition to St. Louis and an oasis on the heart of a major America city’s downtown: a vibrant and serene blending of lush plantings and internationally renowned sculpture with delights of water, stone, architecture and design. Designed with no fences or gates, Citygarden is completely open and accessible to the public year-round. Located within walking distance of the Gateway Arch. ADA compliant. The Terrace View is restaurant open Monday-Saturday for lunch and dinner.
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Civilian Conservation Corps Museum
Dedicated to preserving the memory of the Civilian Conservation Corps and the civil engineering projects it completed from 1933 through 1942. FREE.
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The final resting place of explorer William Clark of the Lewis and Clark expedition. FREE.
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Located in Compton Hill Reservoir Park. Built in a French Romanesque style in 1898. Enjoy a 360 degree view of the city from the observation deck, after climbing 198 steps. Open first Sat. of the month.
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Concordia Historical Institute
Museum, archives and historical library with world’s largest collection on the history of Lutheranism in America. FREE.
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Experience exciting gallery installations and visit three Artists-in-Residence studios at Craft Alliance’s Education Center. Open to the public with classes and art programs throughout the year.
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The Historic Samuel Cupples House
An elaborate interior of carved wood and stained glass, once heated by
22 unique fireplaces, offers a visual feast for visitors to Cupples House. Smaller groups can freely explore each gallery and view the collection of five centuries of fine and decorative art. Scheduled guided tours are available for larger groups. Docent tours are available for groups of 15 or more. Groups of 30 or more will be given two separate tours.
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Take a 3 billion mile walk (2,880 feet) from the Sun to Neptune. Enjoy the informative markers of each planet along this scale model of the solar system. Free and open all year.
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Where fun and action collide. Bumper cars with a purpose. Two courts. Groups from 10 to 500.
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Authentic treasure hunt packages using real antique items from the 1800s to early 1900s. Go on a real-life adventure throughout St. Louis that you will never forget.
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A St. Louis tradition on Old Route 66 since 1929. Known for specialty “concrete” shakes, so thick you can turn them upside down. Mar. - Jan., open daily.
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Built in 1874 by James Buchanan Eads as the first span across the Mississippi River at St. Louis and the first to use steel truss construction. Pedestrians and cyclists can cross the bridge for great views of the St. Louis skyline. FREE.
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Built 1885, renovated 1994. Showcases practical demonstrations of energy efficient systems, recycled products and green homebuilding practices. Public tours third Sat. and Sun. each month, hourly 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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Laser Rock Laser Tag Center, world's largest laser tag arena, family friendly, d.s. vespers Sports Pub & Eatery, The Links Miniature Golf Course and large video arcade. 15 minutes from downtown St. Louis, off IL rte. 15.
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Edward Jones Dome at America's Center
Part of St. Louis’ state-of-the-art convention complex. Group tours of the 70,000-seat home of the NFL Rams by reservation only, Mon. - Fri.; $5 adults; $4 seniors; $3 children.
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everydaycircus & Circus Harmony
Circus Day Foundation and everydaycircus make your day a circus day with circus entertainment and classes plus party rental space at City Museum.
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1820s estate of Missouri’s second governor, Faust Historical Village, restored 1920s Dentzel carousel, the Butterfly House and Webster University Community Music School. Village interprets history of 1840s-1880s. Historic reenactors, spring through fall. Thornhill tours by appointment. $1 carousel rides.
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One of the largest urban parks in the United States. At 1,371 acres, it is approximately 500 acres larger than Central Park in New York City. In 1904, the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, the greatest of the World’s Fairs, drew more than 19 million visitors from around the world to Forest Park. Recently renovated with $100 million in updates. Contains the Art Museum, Science Center, Zoo, Jewel Box greenhouse, History Museum, The Muny theatre, 7.5-mile biking, jogging and skating path, skating rink and lakes. FREE.
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Site of Fort Belle Fontaine, first U.S. military installation west of the Mississippi River and a stopover point for expeditions heading west. On their return trip to St. Louis in 1806, Lewis & Clark spent a night at the fort. The fort is gone, its site covered by shifts in the Missouri River, but interpretive signs explain the site's significance. Open daily. FREE.
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Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park
An outstanding Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian house with original Frank Lloyd Wright furniture in a park setting. Advance reservations required. Admission $10.
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Gateway Arch-Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
The Gateway Arch Riverfront, highlighted by the majestic Gateway Arch, attracts more than four million guests each year. At 630 ft., our nation's tallest man-made monument has plenty of exciting activities. Take the tram ride to the top, see a documentary film, experience a giant screen movie, visit the Lewis & Clark exhibit in the museum and go shopping. Open daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's. Extended summer hours.
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One-hour sightseeing cruises, daily. Dinner cruises, private charters and specialty cruises available. Savor delicious cuisine aboard a two-hour moonlight Mississippi River cruise or lunch at the Arch View Cafe. Enjoy live music. Reservations required for dinner cruises.
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Honoring the African-American men and women of St. Louis who have made significant contributions both locally and nationally. Honorees include NAACP leader Roy Wilkins, Congressman William L. Clay, Sr., Four-Star General Roscoe Robinson, Jr., MLB player Lou Brock and many others. FREE.
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Visit us for a breathtaking bird’s eye view of the Gateway Arch and St. Louis like you have never seen before.
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Gooey Louie - The Place for Gooey Butter Cakes
The ultimate St. Louis sweet treat! Ten varieties baked daily from scratch with only the finest ingredients. Located one-half mile east of Ted Drewes Frozen Custard.
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Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site (White Haven)
The National Park Service interprets the life and family of Ulysses S. Grant at this 10-acre site. Open daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's. FREE.
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Compliments of Anheuser-Busch, Inc., this Busch family estate was once owned by Ulysses S. Grant. Animal shows, petting area and a tram ride through the wildlife preserve. No reservations required. Nominal parking fee. Open mid-Apr. - Oct. Call or visit website for complete hours.
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Twisting since 1920. Watch us hand twist soft, salty pretzels. Try our tasty bratwurst, salsiccias and hotdogs wrapped in pretzel dough. Down the street from Anheuser-Busch brewery.
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Grounds typify Missouri farms of 1855-1894 restoration period. The building is Greek Revival and furnishings are from 1820-1890. Tours available by appointment. $3 adults.
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Historic house built by Christopher Hawken, descendant of Hawken riflesmiths. Gift shop on premises. $4, adults; $1, children, 5-12.
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Recognized nationally and treasured locally, the Italian Hill neighborhood comes alive every day with great restaurants, specialty shops and tours. Discover St. Louis' greatest tradition, 10 minutes from downtown.
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Historic Aircraft Restoration Museum
One of the largest collections of flying antique, classic and sport aircraft in the country including an original "Cub," the "Timm Collegiate" flown by Charles Lindbergh and the first "Curtiss Air Sedan," which was made in St. Louis. Open cockpit biplane rides available for a fee. Admission, $10 adults, $5 children, under 5, free.
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Unique vertical log church dedicated in 1799. Center of everyday life in the French colonial community. Site of original mission dating to 1699. Still functions as a Catholic church. FREE.
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Family run bison ranch. Tours include presentation, baby bison feeding, herd tours, photo with baby bison, llamas and horses. Thirty minutes from Downtown St. Louis.
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Jefferson Barracks Historic Park
Devoted to military history and recreation. Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant served here. FREE.
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Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
Designated a National Cemetery in 1866, the 331-acre site is still in use today. Burials from the War of Independence through the present, and both Union and Confederate burials from the Civil War. Home to many monuments to those who served their country. FREE.
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Dennis and Judith Jones Visitor and Education Center
Start your visit to Forest Park in this beautiful facility where you'll find maps, brochures, compressed air and a café. Open daily. FREE.
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Scott Joplin House State Historic Site
Tour the home of the famous ragtime composer. National Historic Landmark. Tours daily on the hour. $2.50 adults; $1.50 children 6-12, children under 6, free.
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Kakao Chocolate serves the finest chocolates and pastries, hand-made from all-natural ingredients in our shop in South St. Louis. Stop by for some of our confections with some coffee, tea or hot chocolate.
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Founded in 1859 by German immigrants. This once thriving river town, just south of St. Louis, is now a living museum with century-old buildings-many home to unique antiques, collectibles, specialty shops and B & Bs. Dine in charming restaurants. Open year round. Closed Mondays. 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis on I-55, exit 186. Visitors Center: (636) 464-6464
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Located in the heart of Laclede’s Landing. Visit 200+ life-size figures on five levels. Movie stars, presidents, royalty, world leaders, religion, sports stars, super heroes and chamber of horrors.
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Lafayatte Square Business Association
Business Association in Victorian neighborhood featuring restaurants, wine bars, retail shops, antiques, bed and breakfasts, a historic park and many other services.
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Lambert-St. Louis International Airport
Thirteen commercial airlines serve Lambert-St. Louis International Airport with nonstop service to more than 70 cities in the U.S. and international destinations. Two MetroLink stations directly link Lambert’s terminals to downtown St. Louis businesses and attractions.
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Lazer Force Lazer Tag & Mini-Golf
Two story, 5,000-sq.-ft. lazer tag arena, indoor glo-golf, arcade and food. Just 10 minutes from downtown St. Louis, one block off I-64 at exit 9. Closed Wed.
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History of the brewing family, house and business. A spirited communication about the Lemp family. Guided tours, Mon. at 7:30 p.m. $15 per person.
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This 14-foot-tall bronze monument on the Missouri River honors the famed explorers. FREE.
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St. Louis' eclectic restaurant, shopping, arts and entertainment district offers music, nightclubs, concert clubs and more along Delmar Blvd.
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Located 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis. The oldest college in Illinois, founded in 1828, is recognized as a top Midwest comprehensive college.
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Historical marker on the Riverfront Trail noting the first nationally designated Underground Railroad site in Missouri. Fugitive slaves once used this site, named for an African-American St. Louis abolitionist, to escape to the free state of Illinois prior to the Civil War. The site celebrates its 153nd anniversary in 2008.
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One hour west of St. Louis. Guided tours of natural wonder. Motel and campgrounds, gift shop, restaurant, boat rides, canoe rentals. Open daily. Extended summer hours. $16.50 adults; $8 children, 5-11; under 5, free.
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Founded in 1859, the Missouri Botanical Garden is a National Historic Landmark with 79 acres of scenic landscaping and elegant structures. Don't miss the Climatron® tropical rain forest, the Japanese Garden, Seiwa-en and founder Henry Shaw's Victorian home. $8, adults; free to children 12 and under. Seasonal narrated tram tours, restaurant, gift shop. Free parking on-site.
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A collection of motorcycles from more than 20 countries around the globe and dating back nearly 100 years. Perfect venue for special events.
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Enjoy entertainment year-round with live music on the patio, elegant winemaker dinners, hilarious murder mystery theater, romantic candlelight meals, holiday-themed events and more. Plan to take a tour of the gorgeous vineyards and working wine cellars or sign up for wine classes.
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This 1860s Palladian-style house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Craft, quilting, weaving shops and restaurant. FREE.
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Full-throttle fun featuring racetracks, rides and attractions for all ages. Arcade, event and party areas. Great food and NASCAR retail store. Open year round.
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National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows
Largest outdoor shrine in North America. Gift shop, restaurant and hotel. Twelve devotional areas on 200 acres. Daily Masses. Grounds open year round. FREE.
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Affton Historical Society (Oakland House)
Restored 1850s summer mansion of St. Louis banking pioneer Louis A. Benoist. Flower and herb gardens. Tour with costumed docent. Luncheons and special exhibits. Santa House and Easter Bunny Hutch with victorian puppet shows for the little ones.
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Old Cathedral (Basilica of St. Louis, King of France)
St. Louis’ earliest church. The present structure is 173 years old and a national monument. Museum contains countless religious artifacts. Daily Mass. FREE.
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Home of St. Philippine Rose Duschesne, one of Missouri's foremost pioneer women. Considered one of the best examples of Federal-stlye architecture in Missouri. Oldest Catholic church in the upper Louisiana territory. Oldest standing church west of Mississippi. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Tours available. Donations accepted.
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Live pets, displays, hands-on activities and animal demonstrations. Mid-Mar. - mid-Nov. Reservations required. I-44 to Gray Summit exit, Hwy. 100 N. to County Rd. MM. Turn left. Entry one mile on left. FREE.
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Forty minutes from St. Louis on the Great River Road (Rte. 100). Giant wave pool, body flumes, Endless River, Tree House Harbor, family interactive play area. Open Memorial Day - Labor Day. All Day Splash: guest fees, $14.95-$17.95, children under 2, free; PM Splash (after 3 p.m.): guest fees, $10.95-$13.95.
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Sculpture of Sacajawea, crafted by Glenna Goodacre, who also designed the $1 coin bearing Sacajawea's image. FREE.
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St. Louis Mercantile Library at the University of Missouri - St. Louis
Established in 1846; oldest library west of the Mississippi. Collections include western expansion literature, St. Louis art and history, American river and rail transportation. FREE.
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Beautiful Italian Renaissance-style building contains more than 1.5 million books and three million other resources. FREE.
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Explore 700+ exhibits, the OMNIMAX® Theater, planetarium, special traveling exhibitions and more. Group rates available. Open daily. No general admission charge.
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A National Historic Landmark with more than 85 unique specialty shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. Memories Museum, self-guided walking tour and free guided tours. FREE.
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116 stars and informative plaques honoring famous St. Louisans set in the sidewalks of The Loop, the exciting restaurant, shopping and arts and entertainment district. Stars include John Goodman, Chuck Berry, Bob Costas and Tina Turner. FREE.
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Home to more than 22,805 exotic animals, many of them rare and endangered. These 800 species represent the major continents and biomes of the world. Set in the rolling hills, lakes and glades of Forest Park, the Saint Louis Zoo is always a great place to be. FREE.
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St. Louis' biggest Halloween events. The Darkness located downtown next to Soulard Market is rated one of the WORLDS best haunted houses by AOL.com, USATODAY, Hauntworld.com and has appeared on National Geographic Channel, The Today Show, NFL Films and many more.
CreepyWorld, located in Fenton, on highway 141, is one of the national LARGEST haunted events with FOUR major haunted attractions in one location for one price including: Tombstone Haunted Hayride, Ravens Mansion, The Cornfield and Silo-X. Creepyworld also features a pumpkin patch, the Ghoul Band, food, music and much more.
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Free tours include exhibit on the history of brewing in St. Louis, Schlafly brewhouse, bottling plant, tasting room and gift shop. Individuals and families welcome.
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Home to St. Louis Blues hockey, concerts, ice shows and other sporting events. Hosts 175 events and 2 million guests each year. One of the top arenas in the country.
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2,400 acres of natural Ozark landscape with 1.5 miles of Meramec River frontage and a diversity of native plant and animal habitats. Ponds, prairies, woodlands, wild flowers and hiking trails. $3 adults; $2 seniors 65 and up; children 12 and under, free.
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Magnificently restored Baroque church. Site of Vatican-authenticated miracle. Beautiful Altar of answered prayers. More than 35 hand-carved statues. 1890 tracker organ. Tours by appt. Free.
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Non-stop, over the top, high-speed thrills around every turn. Heart-pounding roller coasters, family rides and attractions are just the ticket to fun for kids of all ages. Visit Hurricane Harbor, a 12-acre water park, free with theme park admission.
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Founded around 1779; 148 stalls with farm-fresh and imported produce, meats, fish, herbs and more. Open year-round, Wed. - Sat. FREE.
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Country living is just around the corner for urban dwellers who can see farm animals at this charming, small farm.
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Originally a two-room cabin built in 1790, the house was enlarged in stages from 1805 - 1920. Closed Dec. 20 - Feb. 28. $2 adults; $1 children.
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Gallery filled with one-of-a-kind glass creations. Call about details on classes and demonstrations. Gallery hours: Mon. - Sat., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Rare Victorian walking park filled with ornate gazebos and statuary. Created by Missouri Botanical Garden founder Henry Shaw in 1868 and now a National Historic Landmark. Open daily. FREE.
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Historic Trinity Lutheran Church
Oldest Lutheran church west of the Mississippi River. Located in the historic Soulard neighborhood south of downtown. Public tours and worship services. FREE.
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Giant turtle sculptures overlook Forest Park and I-64. Open year round. FREE.
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Upper Limits Rock Climbing Gym
Located downtown next to Union Station, sporting 35-ft. walls and 10,000 sq. ft. of climbing. The gym offers classes, birthdays, groups, scout programs, team building, summer clinics, and more.
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Vaughn Cultural Center/Urban League
Promotes awareness of African-American history and culture through exhibits, storytelling and special programs. Located within the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis. FREE.
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Wabash Frisco & Pacific Steam Railway
Two-mile round trip on mini-steam railway. Hwy. 109. Three miles north of I-44 at exit 264. Right onto Old State Rd. and then Washington-Grand to tracks. May - Oct. $3 donation.
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A 42-acre entertainment and business complex featuring special events, live musical entertainment, over 20 restaurants and bars, comedy club, blues and jazz club and two first-class hotels.
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Wild Canid Survival and Research Center
Founded by Marlin Perkins in 1971, internationally recognized captive breeding facility raises endangered wolves and releases them back to the wild. Family packs of highly endangered North American wolves and foxes, African wild dogs, and South American maned wolves housed in natural habitats. Daytime and evening educational tours/programs offered throughout the week (admission $5-$15); advance reservations required.
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150 year-old plantation built by slaves. Each room of this historic landmark will take you back to a time where time stood still and life was laid back. On the National Register of Historic Places.
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Located in City Museum, World Aquarium provides for an enhanced visit for hours of fun and learning. Pet a shark, feed and pet stingrays, crawl through huge waterfall displays, experience a giant-sized sand castle beach all while learning more about the aquatic ecosystems of the world. More than 10,000 living animals from all over the world in large and small exhibits.
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Live eagles, owls, hawks and more exhibited in a convenient 305-acre park setting. Hiking trails, bird watching, picnic areas and knowledgable naturalists offer unique environmental entertainment. FREE.
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