St Louis Things to Do

The oldest remaining "private place" in the city (private place meaning, in St. Louis, an upscale, limited-access street with interesting architecture and zoning restrictions), Benton Place was laid out in 1868 as part of the d... more

Let your hair down, unwind or dance till the wee hours of the morning. The thumping live music is what makes this place one of the most popular in St. Louis. The centre of attraction are the two performers on baby-grand pianos.... more

The crack of the bat never sounded so good. If you're an avid baseball fan who's ever dreamed of visiting that historic stadium, or desired to watch that favorite childhood team you never got to see, Big League Tours will set y... more

The Bissell Mansion has been dubbed St. Louis' Oldest "Hysterical" Landmark. Built in the 1820s as the home of Captain Lewis Bissell, it features period decor along with many of the original furnishings. Comedy/mystery dinner t... more

Whether in town on business or pleasure, bowling fans will not want to miss the unique items showcased here. Since opening in 1984, the museum has collected bowling artifacts and other interesting memorabilia. Visitors can see... more

Located where the Central West End meets Midtown, Bowood Farms Café Osage is the perfect model of sustainability. The meats are naturally and locally raised, the organic herbs are grown in the greenhouse on the roof, and t... more

Located in the beautiful Chase Park Plaza and bustling Central West End, Café Eau has emerged as a popular night spot. Featuring live entertainment throughout the week, an ice bar to keep drinks cold, a gorgeous patio, and fant... more

This aristocratic Victorian home-turned-museum is the only survivor of the Locust Street area. Built in 1851 and preserved with 90 percent of its original furnishings and decor kept intact, this museum has become a major attrac... more

Casa Loma Ballroom hosts a "dine and dance" special in conjunction with participating restaurants in Soulard. They also provide lessons (sometimes for free!) in waltz, fox trot, tango, latin, and swing dancing! Hours and prices... more

Romanesque architecture is what you will first see when you arrive at the seat of the Catholic archdiocese in St. Louis, but it is the interior- with its Byzantine styling and a mosaic collection that is said to be the world's... more