Things To Do
Forest Park
Directly across the street from The Chase Park Plaza Hotel lies Forest Park, one of the largest urban parks in the country, even bigger than Central Park in New York. It’s the heart of St. Louis and full of free attractions and beautiful scenery. St. Louis Art Museum – World-class art with free admission. St. Louis Zoo – A family favorite, and completely free. Missouri History Museum – Learn about St. Louis’ past, including the 1904 World’s Fair. The Muny – Outdoor musicals under the stars. Science Center & Planetarium – Hands-on exhibits for curious minds. Jewel Box Greenhouse – A stunning glasshouse filled with seasonal blooms. Art Hill – Perfect for picnics, sledding, or just soaking up the view. Golf Courses - home to 4 different 9-hole courses, it is easy to find a tee time that works!
Central West End
This is our neighborhood, and we love its mix of historic charm and modern energy. It’s walkable, lively, and full of great spots to explore. Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis – Famous for its breathtaking mosaics. Restaurants - Brasserie, Mainlander, Bowood Farms, and Kampai Sushi Cocktails and Wine - Brennans, Lazy Tiger, Jujubee, and Tenderloin Room Patios - Bel Aire Social, Maryland House, and Bar Italia offer great outdoor spaces. Ice Cream - Jenni's and Clementine's (local) are top-notch frozen dairy! Coffee shops & bookstores – Cozy favorites like Left Bank Books and Kaldi’s Coffee. Boutiques & galleries – Perfect for shopping or browsing local art (Houska Gallery). Historic homes – Stroll past elegant mansions from the early 1900s. Live music venues – Catch jazz (Evangeline's) or classical music in an intimate setting. Late Night Easy Drinks & Bites - West End Wok and Rosie's have you covered!
City Foundry
Located in Midtown St. Louis, the Foundry has a food hall with a variety of local restaurants. It's a great way to sample fare from across the city in one location! It is also home to a Puttshack, a City Winery, and an Alamo Drafthouse movie theater.
Downtown St. Louis
Downtown is full of iconic landmarks and entertainment, perfect for a day of exploring. Gateway Arch – Ride to the top for incredible views of the city and river. City Museum – A whimsical playground of tunnels, slides, and art installations. Busch Stadium – Cheer on the Cardinals or take a stadium tour. Ballpark Village – Dining, nightlife, and sports entertainment all in one place. Mississippi Riverfront – Scenic walks, riverboat cruises, and summer fireworks. National Blues Museum – Explore the story of America’s blues music. Union Station – Historic train station with an aquarium, Ferris wheel, and light shows. Economy Museum – Interactive exhibits on money and markets at the Federal Reserve.
Delmar Loop
All in one place! The Loop is a six-block stretch along Delmar Boulevard packed with entertainment, dining, and shopping. Blueberry Hill – Legendary restaurant and music, famous for hosting Chuck Berry’s shows. The Pageant – One of St. Louis’ premier concert venues with national touring acts. Delmar Hall – A smaller, intimate venue for live music. Tivoli Theatre – Historic movie theater showing indie and classic films. Pin-Up Bowl – Retro bowling alley and bar for a fun night out. Third Degree Glass Factory – Studio and gallery with glassblowing demonstrations. Eclectic shops & restaurants – Over 150 specialty shops and 55 restaurants. Loop Trolley – A vintage streetcar connecting the Loop to Forest Park.