Arch is a must-see for every visitor in St. Louis. May take a little longer in line to get to the top of Arch during the weekend. Lacled-Landing, to the north of Arch, has many bars and giftshops and it still remains somekind of old style of St. Louis back in 1910-1930.
Art Museume, only for people like painting et. al. Definetly cannt compared with that in NY and Chicago, however, it has a few real good piece of arts.
Zoo and Scienc Center, in Forest Park (site for 1904 Olympic, very good place for those have children.
Cathedral on Lindell, looks great inside.
AB headquater, all you can see probably are huge tanks and pipes and you will have free beer. Still worth to visit.
Elephant Rock State Park, 2 hours south to St. Louis, Huge Rock, result of Glacier movemennt, standing on and around small hills,
Art Museume, only for people like painting et. al. Definetly cannt compared with that in NY and Chicago, however, it has a few real good piece of arts.
Zoo and Scienc Center, in Forest Park (site for 1904 Olympic, very good place for those have children.
Cathedral on Lindell, looks great inside.
AB headquater, all you can see probably are huge tanks and pipes and you will have free beer. Still worth to visit.
Elephant Rock State Park, 2 hours south to St. Louis, Huge Rock, result of Glacier movemennt, standing on and around small hills,
