Start your St. Louis journey at the iconic Gateway Arch. Ride the tram to the top for panoramic views and explore the excellent Museum at the Gateway Arch to immerse yourself in America's westward expansion.

Gateway Arch

Grab lunch and soak up the charm of Soulard Farmers Market, one of the oldest public markets in the country, featuring diverse vendors, local treats, and vibrant atmosphere.

Soulard Farmers Market

After lunch, walk to Anheuser-Busch Brewery for a fascinating tour of the historic brewery, meet the famous Clydesdales, and sample fresh brews in a classic beer garden setting.

Anheuser-Busch Brewery

Dine in style at Bogart's Smokehouse, a beloved local BBQ joint in Soulard, famous for melt-in-your-mouth ribs and classic sides.

Bogart's Smokehouse

Begin your day at the picturesque Forest Park, one of the largest urban parks in the U.S., perfect for a morning stroll amid lakes, gardens, and public art.

Forest Park

Visit the world-class Saint Louis Art Museum, renowned for its diverse collections and free admission, located right within Forest Park.

Saint Louis Art Museum

Stop for lunch at Salt + Smoke in the Delmar Loop, celebrated for its irresistible smoked meats and Southern-inspired sides.

Salt + Smoke

Explore the quirky and creative City Museum, a one-of-a-kind interactive playground made from repurposed architectural and industrial objects, perfect for kids and adults alike.

City Museum

Experience live music and cocktails at Blueberry Hill in the Delmar Loop, a legendary venue famed for its pop culture memorabilia and connection to Chuck Berry.

Blueberry Hill

Begin with a peaceful morning stroll at the stunning Missouri Botanical Garden, a National Historic Landmark featuring exquisite themed gardens, historic architecture, and the beautiful Climatron conservatory.

Missouri Botanical Garden

Head to The Hill, St. Louis’s historic Italian neighborhood, for a delicious lunch at a classic trattoria and a stroll through local bakeries and markets.

The Hill

Discover the unique Campbell House Museum, a beautifully preserved 1851 townhouse that offers a glimpse into Gilded Age St. Louis life.

Campbell House Museum

Wrap up your trip with local craft brews and creative fare at Civil Life Brewing Company, a neighborhood favorite with a cozy English-pub vibe and excellent beer selection.

Civil Life Brewing Company