Explore this famed city where history, music and iconic sights converge
St. Louis is more than just a major American city and a great baseball town. It is also filled with free, world-class attractions, fascinating historic sites, beloved sports teams and award-winning restaurants, breweries, wineries and distilleries. It boasts an arts and culture scene that’s second to none; plus, fans of fresh air will be surprised and delighted by our flourishing public parks, miles of trails and exhilarating waterways.
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Cruise Route 66 and Discover Americana
Embark on a classic road trip along historic Route 66 and stop in St. Louis—the largest city on the route between Chicago and Los Angeles. Explore the charm of preserved roadside attractions like vintage motels, diners, and gas stations that celebrate the spirit of mid-century travel.
In 2026, the Mother Road will turn 100, and there’s no time like the present to plan your celebratory journey. On your trip, you can make a pit stop at the legendary Crown Candy Kitchen, featuring an incredible BLT, a delicious chocolate malt and much more. Crown Candy opened in 1913 and has been serving satisfied customers ever since.
Another famed stop is the Neon Museum of Saint Louis. New to Route 66 , this nonprofit museum preserves the city’s neon history. Vintage signs and contemporary sculptures illuminate the unique space, which continues to evolve as pieces come and go. The electrified attraction is currently open four nights a month.
Feel the Rhythm of the Blues in St. Louis
Immerse yourself in the soulful sounds of St. Louis, one of the top five indigenous blues cities in the world. Visit The National Blues Museum to learn how this genre laid the foundation for modern American music and honor the legends who shaped it. The museum features exhibits that will take you back to the early days of the blues, where it all began. Groups can see how this beautiful music has touched and influenced every corner of the country and beyond.
Experience the Iconic St. Louis Gateway Arch
Visit Gateway Arch National Park, home to the soaring 630-foot-tall monument known as the “Gateway to the West.” Take the tram to the top for breathtaking views of the city and the Mississippi River and explore the rich stories of American expansion and exploration. The park and the St. Louis riverfront offer a variety of free and ticketed experiences for everyone to enjoy.
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