2011 RFT Best of St. Louis Winner - Best Place to Take Out-of-Town Guests.A museum unlike any other, that you’re friends and family are sure to enjoy
Boeing Space Station gives visitors a glimpse into living and working in space. Check out the crew quarters to see how they eat, sleep, and dress then visit StarBridge for operational details. Read more.
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Although the parking is expensive, the admission is free. Get your two free beers and walk through the stables area. Afterwards sit in the Beer Garden and listen to the artificial tunes. Fun times!
This is the first of the major union stations where Harvey ran all the restaurants. You can have dinner in the old Harvey dining room, now part of a Marriott hotel. Read more.
Renovated, old-world movie theatre specializes in indie but runs mainstream too. Movie "stuff" collection in lobby. Midnight movies in summer, Rocky Horror in fall, and STL Film Fest in November. Read more.
During summer months, bring the kids in swim suits and be sure to wear shoes that can get wet. You'll be dodging water fountains if you really want to explore.
2010 RFT Best of St. Louis Winner - Best Place to Take Out-of-a-Town Guests
Musical theatre in the open air! Our neighboring theatre in Forest Park, the Muny's season starts just after Shakespeare Festival ends so be sure to come back to Forest Park for more theatre fun!
Free admission everyday, but the special exhibition is also free on Fridays.
great place to see a movie. go early so you can get one of the leather couches. They're great! They also have full bar and bowling alley in basement.
Come for the brewery tour. Stay for the cold Budweiser sampling. Amazing!!!
A great way to explore the park and don't forget brunch, lunch or dinner, the Boat House has a great restaurant too!
Visit the park. Avoid the gift shop. Follow the path through the woods. Find the hidden sculptures. Be sure to wear comfortable walking/hiking shoes.
Adam make his own concrete, a mix of Ted’s frozen custard with toppings! As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
One of the best Christmas light displays in the Saint Louis area. Also, ride a camel
Seeing a show at the Fox is a St. Louis "must." They just don't build 'em like that anymore...aside from enjoying the great shows they put on, you'll find yourself enjoying the architecture and decor.
Even if it is 100 degrees outside bring a sweatshirt to the cave it is cool inside.
This is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The site of one of the largest ancient civilizations in North America. Who knew?
At this courthouse, the slave Dred Scott filed his legal battle for freedom, and suffragist Virginia Minor brought her case for women's voting rights, too. Exhibits document both cases. Read more.
Thousands rushed to Market and 14th streets on April 14, 1934, to dedicate Municipal Auditorium and Community Center. (It was renamed in memory of Mayor Henry W. Kiel eight years later.) Read more.
Free from 9am to noon Monday and Tuesday and just a dollar any other time, this art deco glass building is a Forest Park 'jewel'
Looking for a new place to explore Saint Louis? Walkers, bikers, even pets (on a leash) are welcome. Learn more about visiting at http://www.bellefontainecemetery.org/education-and-events/visit/
Go grass-sledding on a block of ice on a hot summer’s day at Sioux Passage Park.
Best, freshest pretzels in America. Appropriately in the shadow of the Anheuser Busch brewery.
free outdoor productions by the Bard, pack a blanket or lawn chair and some snacks for a great evening in the park
really fun dinner theater or you can stay the night and watch out for the ghosts
Hold the preservatives and pass the arugula! Tune in to CNN beginning Sep 26, CNN Newsroom will launch a week-long series dedicated to healthy eating called, “Eatocracy: Mind, Body and Wallet.”
Make room for the Big Ben; a 6-lb. medley of pulled prok, beef brisket, chicken, loin ribs and 4 sides. As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
