St. Louis Area Attractions
| Anheuser-Busch
Brewery Tours |
Casino
Queen |
(314) 577-2626
Interstate 55 and Arsenal Street
 This
exhibit includes stops by the famous Clydesdale stables, as
well as many areas that demonstrate how breweries operated in
earlier days.
*FREE ADMISSION |
(800) 777-0777
Less than 5 minutes from downtown St. Louis, across from the
Gateway Arch. On the MetroLink, exit at the East Riverfront
Station. 11 Cruises a day, great food and three decks full
of action.
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| Cathedral Basilica
of St. Louis |
Cavern Springs
Winery |
(314) 533-0544
4431 Lindell Blvd
The world's largest collection of mosaic art is contained
within this spectacular church of Romanesque-Bysantine construction.
Visited by Pope John Paul II in January 1999. |
(636) 947-1200
300 Water Street
Only two blocks from the Missouri River, this winery offers
tasting and tours. |
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| City Museum |
Daniel Boone Home |
(314) 231-CITY
701 N. 15th Street
City Museum is a place of fantasy and wonder, mystery and craft.
It is housed in three floors of a downtown landmark building.
Exhibits range from caves and the world's largest windmill
to a giant bowhead whale and fish tank. |
(636) 987-2251
Highway 94 to 1868 Highway F
Ole Dan'l's homestead in Missouri. Inside the 1810
construction you will find an array of antique furnishings;
outside, you will find the Judgement Tree. |
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| Dave & Buster's |
First Missouri
State Capitol |
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Earth City
Arcade for adults. Must be a minimum of 21 years of age.
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(636) 946-9282
200-216 South Main Street
 Complex
contains restored buildings that housed the state legislature
from 1821-1826. |
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| Gateway Arch |
Goldenrod Showboat |
(314) 982-1410
Memorial Drive
 The
trademark of St. Louis is some 630 feet tall and offers a tram
ride to the top from where you'll get a spectacular view.
In the basement you'll find the Arch Odyssey Theater and
the Museum of Westward Expansion.
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(636) 946-2020
1000 Riverside Drive
Matinee and evening Broadway performances highlight this year-round
dinner theatre. Call for reservations. |
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| Grant's Farm |
Harrah's
Casino at Riverport Casino Center |
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(314) 843-1700
10501 Gravios
Come to Ulysses S. Grant's old homestead.
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(314) 770-8100 or (800)-HARRAHS
777 Casino Center Drive, Maryland Heights
Hottest action and best rewards in two elaborate casinos.
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| Historic Main
Street District |
History Museum |
 A
14-block area, you'll find the restored shops and homes
of early St. Charles open for visitors. The hanging signs with
their olde-style lettering greatly enhance the atmosphere. |
(314) 746-4599
Four levels of St. Louis history are available at the museum. |
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| International
Bowling Museum and Cardinal Hall of Fame |
Missouri Botanical
Garden |
(314) 231-6340
111 Stadium Plaza
 Take
a tour through Cardinal history, pay homage to the great ones
of the game. The Bowling Hall of Fame traces the history and
evolution of the sport. |
(314) 577-5100
4344 Shaw
Flowers, plants, trees and good scents await the visitor to
this outstanding collection.
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| Montelle Winery |
Mount Pleasant
Winery |
(636) 228-4464
Highway 94
Situated 400 feet high on a bluff overlooking the Missouri River.
The winery offers tasting and special events. |
(636) 482-4419
Established in 1881 in the heart of Augusta – Features
tours, tasting and picnic areas.
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| Old Courthouse |
Players Island
Casino |
(314) 425-4468
11 North 4th Street |
(800) 599-6378
Riverport Casino Center, Maryland Heights
Four casinos, a hotel, restaurants, shops, ballrooms, meeting
space and an entertainment lounge.
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| The President
Casino on the Admiral |
St. Louis Art
Museum |
(800) 772-3674
St. Louis Levee, below Gateway Arch
Dockside casino with slots, blackjack, craps, roulette, live
poker, restaurants.
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site |
(314) 721-0072
Forest Park
 One
of the focal points of the 1904 World's Fair houses a collection
ranging from ancient to contemporary.
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| St. Louis Science
Center |
St. Louis Zoo |
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(314) 289-4444
5050 Oakland Avenue
More than 650 free hands-on exhibits await you at this large
complex that houses a planetarium, animated dinosaurs, laser
shows, and Omnimax Theater.
*FREE ADMISSION
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(314) 781-0900
Forest Park
 The
world-class Zoo has more than 6,000 animals on 83 acres in indoor
and outdoor exhibits.
*FREE ADMISSION
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| The Butterfly House |
Station Casino
St. Charles |
(314) 361-3365
Faust Park
The Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House is a cultural
and educational attraction. Visitors will see thousands of butterflies
in free flight and
actually witness the mystery of metamorphosis.
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(800) 325-7777
I-70 at the Missouri River
Slots, poker, craps, blackjack, roulette, live poker, video
keno and dining.
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| Union Station |
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(314) 421-6655
Market Street and 18th
 This
refurbished old train station is filled with shops and restaurants
along with special activities and performances. |
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