There’s so much to see and do in St. Louis, you couldn’t take it all in over a month. See if any of these trigger your interest:

1. Ride to the top of the Gateway Arch, towering 630-feet over the Mississippi River. Don’t miss the Museum of Westward Expansion on the lower level. You can pet a buffalo.
2. Step into history at the Old Cathedral, Basilica of St. Louis, first built in 1770 and the oldest Catholic cathedral west of the Mississippi.
3. Stop in to the Old Courthouse and stand where Dred Scot was tried.
4. View how the old gentry lived in the Golden Age of the city at Lemp Mansion and Bissell Mansion.
5. And now, for something completely different. Let the kid in you come out at the indescribable City Museum: Enchanted Caves, Monstro City, Museum of Mirth, Mystery and Mayhem, Baby Bob Ball pit and more and more and more.
6. It’s just a mile to brand new Busch Stadium where the arch-rivals Cubbies and Cardinals duke it out in a three-game series. The Metrolink will take you right there.
7. Want to taste the local cuisine? Lots and lots of restaurants in the downtown area. For truly fine dining (with way too may forks) visit internationally renowned Tony’s Restaurant.
8. More in the mood to party?

1. Metrolink to Laclede’s Landing; food, music, fun and gambling at the Lumiere.
2. Hit the Riverboats for gambling or a dinner cruise.

9. Explore Forest Park’s 1,300 acres of lakes, walking paths and attractions.

1. Golf at one of the finest public courses in the country; newly designed and beautifully landscaped.
2. Wander through the history of Missouri in the Jefferson Memorial Museum of Missouri history.
3. Catch the last of the season’s weather for tennis at the Dwight Davis courts.
4. Get up close and natural with the animals for FREE at the beautiful St. Louis Zoo. Walk right through the historic birdhouse, built for the 1904 World’s Fair.
5. Step up a level to the St. Louis Art Museum for one of the most comprehensive collections from almost every culture and time. September exhibition: Reviving Antiquity: Artists and Their Study of Ancient Rome.
6. Jog, hike or bike the winding 6-mile bike path.
7. Stop in to the Planetarium and view the stars.
8. See the Great Forest Park Ballon Race.

10. Step across the street into a world of learning at the huge Science Center. See what’s playing at the OmniMax theater.
11. Count the mosaics at the breathtakingly beautiful Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis.
12. Decide this is the year you’ll visit Annheuser-Busch Brewery—you already know about
13. In the evening, bar hop in nearby hip Soulard area. Saturday morning you can get fresh produce right here at the oldest open air market west of the Missouri.
14. Marvel at the Missouri Botanical Garden, one of the world’s top public gardens.
15. Flirt with Lady Luck at one of the area’s six casinos.
16. Visit the heart of St. Louis through charming and stunning neighborhoods.

1. Try the Italian flavor of the Hill.
2. Marvel at the opulence of the Central West End and its mansions; then stop by its many trendy restaurants.

17. Play Scott Joplin’s ragtime tunes at the composer’s historic home.
18. Broadway's "The Phantom" will spirit you to the nether world at the Fabulous Fox Theater.
19. Step across the street in busy Midtown and hear the renowned St. Louis Symphony Orchestra lift your spirits and outlook.
20. Further afield you can walk Cahokia Mounds part of a giant city built by native Americans nearly a thousand years ago. Or climb aboard acres of historic trains at the Museum of Transportation.

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