St Louis Things to Do

Named after Missouri politician Robert E. Hannegan, the restaurant is modeled after the U.S. Senate Dining Room. In other words, it instantly brings to mind luxury and patriotism. Many of the menu items, dating back over 20 yea... more

"Holy Corners," a remarkable grouping of seven examples of early 20th-century institutional architecture, is located on Kings highway Boulevard in the Central West End. Perhaps the most spectacular building is the former Second... more

Many fans of Tony's, indisputably one of the best restaurants in town, are unaware that Tony's fantastic food is available at lunchtime at the adjacent Anthony's Bar. Vince Bommarito owns both, and the food at Anthony's Bar com... more

There are very few piano bars in the St. Louis area, so this place is a godsend for live music fans. The Hide Away features a piano player most nights of the week, playing contemporary and classic favorites, plus requests from... more

A 30-plus-year veteran of the art world, this store's owner has pulled together the largest gallery exhibit in the Midwestern United States, featuring works from such renowned artists as Picasso, Miro and Jasper Johns. The Kodn... more

Opened circa 1917, this downtown hot spot is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the only playhouse in the downtown area. Having been remodeled twice since its opening more than 80 years ago, the Roberts O... more

The Ferrara Theatre is easy to find and easy to reach. Parking, restaurants, hotels and nightclubs are just a stone's throw away. Located in the heart of downtown Saint Louise at the America's Center complex, it offers an intim... more

Since opening in October of 2001, the Pulitzer has grown into an institution with an international reputation. Through changing exhibitions, world-renowned architecture by Tadao Ando and innovative programming, the Pulitzer ser... more

To the average traveler, this park may appear unimpressive. However, there is an interesting history behind this public landmark site. The lake, which is actually more like a pond, originated from a sinkhole. The park was creat... more

The decor leaves a little to be desired, but the food keeps guests returning again and again at Giuseppe's. The atmosphere and dress are usually casual, but don't be surprised if things get a little "dressy" on the weekends. Di... more