Get Around St. Louis

The nation’s premiere exhibit and meeting facility features 502,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space, 84 meeting rooms, a 70,000-seat domed stadium/exhibit hall, a 1,400-seat Ferrara Theatre, a 28,000 sq. ft. ballroom and an exclusive Executive Conference Center. Outstanding catering.

The Anheuser-Busch Tour Center is located at the south end of the Soulard neighborhood. Take Highway 55 to exit 206 C and follow the signs to the brewery.

On April 10, 2006 the Cardinals opened their new 46,000 seat retro-style downtown ballpark. Since then, the Cardinals have won two World Series Championships and hosted the 80th MLB All-Star Game. Busch Stadium hosts 81 Major League home games each season, from April to October, and is unofficially known by fans as ‘Baseball Heaven’.

More than 30 antique stores, specialty shops, art galleries and restaurants span a 6-block area. Plaques create an opportunity for a self-guided history tour. 10 minutes from downtown St. Louis.

A vibrant and serene blending of lush plantings and internationally renowned sculpture with delights of water, stone, architecture and design. Open and accessible year-round. Located within walking distance of the Gateway Arch.

Downtown features hip nightlife, palate-pleasing dining, diverse visual and performing arts, and is a vibrant neighborhood for all ages. With over 200 restaurants, shops, attractions and more in Downtown St. Louis, there’s something for everyone to do. Visit www.downtownstl.org for more.

Home of the St. Louis Blues Hockey Club, Enterprise Center also features a full range of programming including concerts, family shows and other sporting events. Connected to Enterprise Center is Stifel Theatre.

The Gateway Arch attracts four million guests each year. At 630 ft, our nation’s tallest man-made monument includes the Journey to the Top, movies, the Gateway Arch Museum and shopping opportunities. Limited accessibility. Buy advance tickets online or by phone.

One of St. Louis’ oldest areas, Historic Soulard was named a National Historic District in 1972. It is home to over thirty fantastic and award-winning restaurants, and comes alive at night with its many pubs and clubs. Additionally, Soulard is home to one of the largest annual Mardi Gras celebrations in the nation.

Laclede’s Landing is downtown St. Louis’ only riverfront entertainment and dining destination. Located just north of the Gateway Arch, this historic nine-block area – once the manufacturing, warehousing and shipping hub of St. Louis – is now home to more than twenty great restaurants, cafes, bars, clubs, shops and attractions.

The pulse of St. Louis is this epicenter of thrilling entertainment. From the hottest casino action to unsurpassed dining, exhilarating concerts, unforgettable events and energetic nightlife, Lumière Place isn’t just in the heart of St. Louis, it drives the rhythm.

Scene of the Dred Scott trials. Galleries depict the history of St. Louis from its French and Spanish roots to its role in westward expansion. Trial reenactments, ranger tours. Open daily, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day.

The Scott Joplin House is the home of the famous ragtime composer Scott Joplin and a national Historic Landmark. Tours daily on the hour. Adults, $2.50; children 6-12, $1.50; children under 6, free.

Two museum galleries containing military-related items of both local and national historic significance, such as photographs, posters and printed materials; uniforms, flags, medals, firearms, edged weapons and a range of war-time memorabilia from the battlefront and home front.

Soulard Market is the oldest farmers market west of the Mississippi. Here, shoppers can find a variety of fresh foods, flowers and hand-made goods, among other delicious and unique items. With over 80 vendors selling an array of items, you’re sure to walk away with something spectacular.

Having recently undergone a $70 million restoration, historic Central Library has been the heart of the St. Louis Public Library system since it opened in 1912. Central is poised to serve St. Louisans for another 100 years.

A National Historic Landmark of unsurpassed beauty and elegance. The structure’s amazing architecture and its unique specialty shops, restaurants and entertainment venues that fill the Train Shed are not to be missed. Memories Museum, Self-Guided Tour, Free Guided Tour.

Completed in 1995 on budget and ahead of schedule, The Dome is used for entertainment, sporting events and conventions.

The MX District is a diverse mix of restaurants, retail and entertainment at the nexus of downtown St. Louis’ business, tourism and entertainment centers. Grab dinner or a glass of wine, go shopping, watch a movie or stay the night!

Our friendly and informed volunteers are available to answer all of your questions about your visit to St. Louis. Pick up free brochures, maps and up-to-date event information on St. Louis area attractions and restaurants or grab a copy of the Official St. Louis Visitors Guide.