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St. Louis MISSOURI
Sample Itinerary
DOWNTOWN ST. LOUIS
ATTRACTIONS
CLARK AVE.
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� Old Courthouse
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LEGEND
� Gateway Arch
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Urgent Care
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� Old Cathedral
Metrolink Stop
Downtown Trolley
� Lunch: Downtown ‒ Ballpark Village
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AQUARIUM 20TH One-Way Street
� City Museum THE UNION Green Space
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� Dinner: The Hill
Visitor Center
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Blues Triangle
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� Forest Park: Zoo, Art Museum, History Museum,
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Science Center
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� Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis (New Cathedral)
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� World Chess Hall of Fame
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� Dinner and Theatre
TUCKER BLVD.
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SPRUCE
Day 3
WASHINGTON AVE.
CONVENTION PLAZA
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THE JUDICIAL 11TH
� St. Louis Aquarium
LEARNING CENTER
� Train Shed & The Wheel
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WALNUT
GROCERY
CULINARIA
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� Lunch: Union Station or Downtown
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CONVENTION PLAZA
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NATIONAL AT AMERICA’S CENTER
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KIENER PLAZA
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What’s New & Noteworthy
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St. Louis Aquarium | stlouisunionstation.com
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The St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station is the next phase of
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development at the National Historic Landmark train station in GATEWAY ARCH
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downtown St. Louis. Scheduled to open in late 2019, the $45
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million attraction will feature one-of-a-kind exhibits and tanks
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with 1.3 million gallons of water housing thousands of aquatic
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species from the rivers and oceans of the world.
� St. Louis Aquarium: opens December 2019 Ballpark Village Phase II | ballparkvillage.com
� The Wheel: opens August 2019 Construction has started on the Cardinals $260-million second
� Train Shed: opens August 2019 phase expansion of Ballpark Village. It will include more than
� Ropes Course: opens December 2019 500,000 square feet of residential, office, retail, restaurant, enter-
� Mirror Maze: opens December 2019 tainment, and park along Clark Street. An 8-story Live! by Loews-
� 125th Anniversary Celebration: September-November 2019 St. Louis hotel will open in late 2019.
City Foundry STL | cityfoundrystl.com
Opening early 2020, the new mixed use development includes
retail space and entertainment options, including a 10-screen Upcoming Museum Exhibitions
theatre complete with luxury recliners and a full-service bar and � Pompeii: The Exhibition (open until Oct. 27, 2019),
restaurant. St. Louis’ first European-style Food Hall will welcome Saint Louis Science Center
foodies to 20 hip chef-centric hot spots designed to celebrate � Mighty Mississippi (Nov. 2019 – April 2021), Missouri
food in an industrial setting. City Foundry STL is located in the History Museum
Midtown area between Downtown and the Central West End � Millet and Modern Art: Van Gogh to Dali (Feb.-May
neighborhood. 2020), Saint Louis Art Museum
� The St. Louis Sound (July 2021), Missouri History
The Mighty Mississippi | mohistory.org
The Mighty Mississippi exhibit comes to the Missouri History Museum
� 1904 World’s Fair (2022), Missouri History Museum
Museum November 9, 2019-April 18, 2021, to connect guests
to the past, present, and future of one of the world’s greatest
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The newly revitalized Soldiers Memorial Military Museum
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their stories.
The Gateway Arch Museum | gatewayarch.com
Trace the story of the Native Americans, explorers, pioneers, and
rebels who made America possible. Featuring six themed exhibit
areas, this newly renovated, innovative and interactive museum
celebrates America’s pioneering spirit.
Major St. Louis Attractions Red denotes FREE admission
Adrenaline Zone/Demolition Ball Inside the Economy Museum at the Saint Louis Art Museum
Anheuser-Busch Brewery Tour Federal Reserve Bank St. Louis Cardinals
Ballpark Village International Photography Hall of Fame St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame
Bellefontaine Cemetery and Museum Saint Louis Science Center
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum St. Louis Union Station ‒ Grand Hall
(World Heritage Site) Jewel Box St. Louis Union Station ‒ Train Shed
Campbell House Museum The Judicial Learning Center St. Louis Walk of Fame
Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis Laumeier Sculpture Park St. Louis Wheel
(New Cathedral) Meramec Caverns Saint Louis Zoo
Challenger Learning Center Missouri Botanical Garden Scott Joplin House
Chesterfield Sports Fusion Missouri History Museum Shrine of St. Joseph
Citygarden Moto Museum Six Flags St. Louis
City Museum Museum of Contemporary Religious Art Soldiers Memorial Military Museum
Contemporary Art Museum National Blues Museum Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House
Endangered Wolf Center National Museum of Transportation Soulard Market
Forest Park Old Cathedral Stifel Theatre
Fabulous Fox Theatre Old Courthouse Ted Drewes Frozen Custard
Gateway Arch National Park Pole Position Raceway Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site
Gateway Arch Riverboat Cruises Powell Symphony Hall Weldon Spring Site Interpretive Center
Grant’s Farm Pulitzer Arts Foundation World Bird Sanctuary
The Griot Museum of Black History Purina Farms World Chess Hall of Fame
Holocaust Museum St. Louis Aquarium World Wide Technology Raceway at
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environments so they can develop important skills and engagement
in science, technology, engineering and math throughout preK-16.
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Dance St. Louis Repertory Theatre St. Louis
dancestl.org repstl.org (September-April)
Fabulous Fox Theatre St. Louis Black Repertory Company
fabulousfox.com (August-May) theblackrep.org (January-June)
The Muny Stages St. Louis
muny.org (June-August) stagesstlouis.com (May-October)
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis Stifel Theatre
opera-stl.org (May-June) stifeltheatre.com
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Sample Itineraries
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sR • America’s Music Corridor • Kidding Around St. Louis
• Beer, Blues & Baseball • Little Bits of St. Louis
• Civil War in St. Louis • Route 66 St. Louis Style
• Environmentally Friendly • St. Louis French Heritage
• Heavenly St. Louis • World’s Fair
• Highlights of St. Louis
For a complete list of itineraries, please visit explorestlouis.com
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Group Dining
Downtown South
Ballpark Village America’s Incredible Pizza Co.
Blue O Biergarten at Anheuser-Busch (adults) The Blue Owl (Kimmswick)
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The Fountain on Locust Pasta House Co. (many locations)
MX District (dine on your own)
West
Old Spaghetti Factory (Laclede’s Landing)
Circa STL
Rooster (breakfast & lunch)
Dave & Buster’s
Rosalita’s Cantina
Pasta House Co. (many locations)
Tin Roof
Triumph Grill Dine on your own options:
Central West End
Midtown
Downtown/MX District
Blueberry Hill (The Loop)
The Grove
Favazza’s (The Hill)
Soulard
Fitz’s (The Loop)
Want free stuff for your group?
We love our Motorcoach groups visiting St. Louis.
As a thank you, Explore St. Louis presents our brand new STL Track
Holly Rogers
Pack program. What’s STL Track Pack? It’s simple. If your tour
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Explore St. Louis overnights at a St. Louis City or County hotel, simply fill out and return
314.992.0655 the STL Track Pack form to Explore St. Louis’ Leisure Travel Sales
hrogers@explorestlouis.com (LTS) team, and a track pack will be sent out to your tour company’s
www.explorestlouis.com office. The STL Track Pack box will include one Build-A-Bear with a
“St. Lou is Touriffic” t-shirt, one “What’s With St. Louis?” book, a
St. Louis trivia questions card and giveaways for all your clients on
the tour. www.explorestlouis.com/groups
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