ST LOUIS ATTRACTIONS

The Gateway Arch
Designed by Eero Saarinen in 1965, the arch is a wonderful stainless steel gleaming construction. A museum tucked away underground beneath the Gateway Arch in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial called The Museum of Westward Expansion houses a great exhibit of Westward Expansion, and pictures of Indian Chiefs. There is also a shop selling books and all sorts of souvenirs and a nice fountain in the middle of the museum.

Forest Park
Forest Park, site of the 1904 World's Fair, afterward became home to many St. Louis cultural institutions: Saint Louis Zoo, Saint Louis Art Museum, & Missouri History Museum. The 1,300 acre park is used by bikers, golfers, joggers, & picnickers and is one and one half times the size of New York's Central Park. In the winter ice skating is enjoyed at the Steinberg Skating Rink. Also, The Dwight Davis Tennis Center, Triple A Golf & Tennis Club, Jewel Box Greenhouse, Boathouse, World's Fair Pavilion, Lindell Pavilion, St Louis Zoo, St Louis Art Museum, St Louis Science Center, The Muny, Cabanne House, and more are located in the park.

The Landing On the Historic St Louis Riverfront
There are many thing to do at the Landing including dining, entertainment, shopping, attractions, take a carriage ride, and more. The President Casino gaming boat is at the foot of Laclede’s Landing. Check out their web site which lists the many Things To Do and includes a Map of the Riverfront and the many restaurants, shops, bars, galleries, and news about the Riverfront.

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