Neighborhoods
Visit the heart(s) of St. Louis
From eclectic boutiques and signature cuisine to exciting nightlife and live entertainment, each neighborhood has a unique character and style that adds something special to the regional patchwork of our city.
You'll find some of the oldest homes made of local red brick and one of the largest parks in this charming south St. Louis neighborhood.
Home to the beautiful Cathedral Basilica and many exciting year-round festivals, the Central West End is the perfect place to view stunning architecture, stop for a bite at a corner cafe or browse for hidden treasures at an eclectic street fair.
Cherokee Street is filled with history, from the reportedly haunted halls of the Lemp Mansion to the Anheuser-Busch brewery complex. Walk along the city's famous antique row, explore unique shopping districts and enjoy plenty of specialty dining.
Chesterfield offers a 'slice of life' community with beautiful homes, excellent schools and prospering businesses. Rich with a proud history and diverse culture, this charming neighborhood gives visitors a true taste of the American dream.
Clayton is an eloquent neighborhood filled with specialty boutiques and beautiful galleries. It's the perfect spot for high end shopping and fine dining. Visit one of the many fairs and festivals that Clayton hosts featuring local art, farmers markets and cocktail gatherings.
Historic downtown St. Louis is a bustling center of industry, culture and entertainment. With beautiful residential lofts, innovative business properties and an exciting nightlife, this region offers visitors some real 'big city' fun.
Forest Park has it all with art and history museums, live outdoor theater, gardens and many other cultural attractions. Visitors can also explore the bike and walking paths in this impressive urban oasis that rivals New York's Central Park.
The artistic heart of the city, Grand Center has alot to see with dozens of unique galleries, museums and theaters. Hear live music, see a broadway show or view a collection of contemporary art in this impressive district that's bustling with creative expression.
Get a dose of small town charm in this quaint, scenic neighborhood just south of St. Louis. Shop the many specialty stores, have a delicious Midwestern meal and explore museums in this historic river town.
Kirkwood is a great neighborhood for families. This historic suburban landscape is littered with parks, restaurants, and kid-friendly entertainment, with lots of outdoor amenities perfect for those traveling with pets!
Laclede's Landing combines rich St. Louis history with modern entertainment. Stroll along the riverfront and experience some of the city's prime nightlife with a wide selection of casinos, dance clubs and seasonal festivities.
This neighborhood boasts an impressive collection of beautiful Victorian homes and could be described as 'urban chic.' Its trendy real estate, luscious gardens, fine dining and city backdrop are perfect for a hip and worldly clientele.
One of the city's newest up and comers, Maplewood has blossomed into a hip and trendy district that's retained its small town charm. Tour the historic Schlafly Brewery, bowl a game at the vintage Saratoga Lanes and stop for coffee and watch the foot traffic.
Enjoy the diverse and lively St. Louis scene in Soulard. Peppered with unique restaurants and historic brick townhomes, this neighborhood is famous for its courtyard dining, live music clubs and weekend farmers market.
Explore a neighborhood rich with cultural influence on South Grand. Try delicious Japanese, Thai and Vietnamese cuisine and shop for vintage Asian fashions at one of the many boutiques. Visitors can also enjoy beautiful Tower Grove park and the world renowned Missouri Botanical Garden.
The Grove is an exciting community filled with fun and eccentric dining, shopping, art galleries and nightlife! Walk along the main drag, stop for lunch at a cafe, browse for novelty items at a gift shop and catch a live show at an intimate venue.
The Hill is home to some of the best Italian eateries in St. Louis. The neighborhood has maintained its heritage and character, offering a mom-and-pop atmosphere of family and delicious home cooking while staying current with retail, small business and real estate.
Catch a movie, browse an independent bookstore or hear a street performer on this popular stretch of Delmar Boulevard. The Loop is a true melting pot of activity offering eclectic shopping and cultural dining during the day and the coolest bars, clubs and live music at night.
The Ville neighborhood is rich with African American heritage and culture. Home to Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Famer Chuck Berry, the Ville has a proud history and continues to thrive due to its diverse and welcoming community.
Webster Groves is full of creative spirit, between the diverse architecture, quaint restaurants and unique live theater venues. There is plenty to see and do in this serene, elegant neighborhood, with fun fashion boutiques, historical attractions and beautiful homes.
This bustling entertainment complex is packed with live music clubs, a range of dining options, and plenty of great shopping. Go for dinner at an authentic Japanese grill, see a comedy show, catch a live jazz concert and stay at one of the convenient complex hotels.
