Kiener Plaza

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Kiener Plaza is named after Harry Kiener, a USA Track & FIeld member who competed at the 1904 Olympics, eventually becoming a steel company executive and philanthropist. His namesake park features a number of paths and a lawn that can accommodate a variety of events, including a bicycle parking grove, a shade garden with café tables and chairs, benches, a fountain garden with a splash pad, and a children’s play garden, as well as a statue in honor of the former Olympian.

500 Chestnut St.
St. Louis, MO 63101

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Great Photo Spot
Reviewed By LexiV June 2023

We walked through here on our way to the arch and back. It was a nice square with some fun public art. It's a great stop to get a photo with the arch in the background.

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For the view
Reviewed By patlv23 May 2023

This is a nice enough city park to sit around and relax for a while. There were some decent musicians/buskers while we were there. It was even used for a private event on our first attempt to visit...

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City Park
Reviewed By irina g January 2022

Named to honor Harry Kiener (1881-1960) -- the athlete, who was the member of the US track team in the Olympics held in St. Louis in 1904, this city park is located opposite the Old Courthouse...

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TripAdvisor Rating:

48 Reviews | Write a Review
Great Photo Spot
Reviewed By LexiV June 2023

We walked through here on our way to the arch and back. It was a nice square with some fun public art. It's a great stop to get a photo with the arch in the background.

Full Review
For the view
Reviewed By patlv23 May 2023

This is a nice enough city park to sit around and relax for a while. There were some decent musicians/buskers while we were there. It was even used for a private event on our first attempt to visit...

Full Review
City Park
Reviewed By irina g January 2022

Named to honor Harry Kiener (1881-1960) -- the athlete, who was the member of the US track team in the Olympics held in St. Louis in 1904, this city park is located opposite the Old Courthouse...

Full Review