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Local and national blues bands mesmerize over 60,000 fans over the Labor Day weekend. This festival is an experience of a lifetime, with two days of soulful music doled out by living Blues legends. The legendary Johnnie Johnson... more
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St. Louis' City Hall, a massive stone building at the corner of Tucker and Market streets, was designed in 1890, when the city was still among the half-dozen largest cities in the country. Roughly modeled after the city hall in... more
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Take a fascinating tour of the house in Hannibal, MO, where the young Samuel Clemens grew up, before becoming one of America's best-loved authors, Mark Twain. The modest two-story frame house, built in 1843 by Sam Clemens' fath... more
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Dedicated in 1909, this landmark park's history actually dates back to 1855. Once home to an amphitheater, Fairgrounds Park now holds a nine-acre fishing area, rest areas, a playground, softball, soccer and football fields, a p... more
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The Downtown YMCA location, home of the area's corporate office, has been a home to many local youths for years. It offers many activities and events for underprivileged youth and families, including family counseling, reading... more
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Now serving as quarters for government offices, this building is known worldwide to architecture students as the forerunner of skyscraper construction. Drive by to see this 11-story building, which was designed by famed archite... more
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Dedicated in 1988, this University City contains more than 80 brass and bronze stars celebrating people who were born in or lived in St. Louis, making an impact on the city's cultural heritage. Stars such as Maya Angelou, John... more
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… large and beautiful with a style of their own, too. The St. Louis Walk of Fame ran along the sidewalk… continue reading »
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Another of St. Louis' spectacular 19th-century residential developments, Compton Heights was planned for an area of the city that, in St. Louis' earliest days, was set aside for livestock grazing. By the end of the Civil War, r... more
St Louis Travel Experiences
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Chicago to St Louis
Day 1 - Chicago to BloomingtonWell we arrived in Chicago and found ourselves at the wonderful Econo Lodge - outside of the city, aw... Continue reading »
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New Bush Stadium
My trip home for Easter included a baseball game at the new Bush Stadium, courtesy of Patrick. We sat in the bleachers, right next t... Continue reading »
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Day Three - On the road again!
Well, we finally got back on the road early Friday afternoon. We stayed on the highway because, honestly, we were both a little anx... Continue reading »
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St. Louis
We got into St. Louis just in time to see the Cardinals beat out the rival Cubs. An enthusiastic crowd and a grand slam made it pre... Continue reading »
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Missouri, St Louis: Gateway to Beer and Food
St. Louis, Missouri, was located at the junction of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers and was commonly referred to as "The Gateway of t... Continue reading »
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Popular St Louis Hotels
- Westin St. Louis
- Drury Inn Union Station
- Hilton St. Louis Downtown
- Drury Plaza Hotel St. Louis
- Renaissance St Louis Airport Hotel
- Residence Inn by Marriott St Louis Westport
- Marriott Saint Louis West
- Courtyard by Marriott Saint Louis Maryville
- Hilton St. Louis At The Ballpark
- Holiday Inn Express Jefferson
