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Family and heritage are the themes here, along with love and romance. The restaurant serves fine Italian cuisine and caters for all occasions. Tables are spaced for comfort and privacy. The clientele varies from families and co... more
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Art St. Louis has worked for over 20 years to benefit community artists by providing exhibition space, an education and exhibition program in area schools, and proactive artist support services. The cooperative gallery welcomes... more
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King Louie's retains its casual décor of wood floors and brick walls from its earlier days as a neighborhood bar. It has since become a fine restaurant with superb food and an award-winning wine list. Its signature salad makes... more
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The National Register of Historic Places calls this church a landmark, locals call it a bakery, and Catholic members call it home. Founded in 1843, this church has since been redesigned into the splendorous form it still holds... more
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MacroSun works directly with national artists and craftspeople from many countries, including Pakistan, Vietnam, Thailand and India. This cultural center carries unusual pieces of art as well as other items such as jewelry, boo... more
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Just inside the St. Louis Hills area and convenient to the Clayton, Forest Park and Downtown districts lies this modest neighborhood park. Lindenwood Park was christened in 1947 on a small tract that originated from a Spanish l... more
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Offering everything from live dance showcases, concerts, visual art exhibits, and programs for children, COCA brings the contemporary arts in a big way. Everything is at the public's reach, with dance, theatre, and art classes... more
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Pat's Bar and Grill is a friendly neighborhood establishment located in the Oakland Avenue neighborhood just west of Forest Park. People who live in the neighborhood stop by to have a drink, eat food or watch a game on TV with... more
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A gift to the City of St. Louis from 19th-century merchant Henry Shaw (who was also responsible for the adjacent Missouri Botanical Garden), this park was laid out in the mid-19th century as a Victorian walking park. Much of th... more
St Louis Travel Experiences
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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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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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Third game, Cardinals vs. Phillies
Third game, Cardinals vs. PhilliesSt. Louis (or at least the parts we were in) is a very nice city. My favorite part about all thes... Continue reading »
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Meet me in St.Louis...
I've been traveling to St. Louis to see my relatives at least twice a year since I was only a few months old. It was the site of my very... Continue reading »
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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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