Things To Do
The Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis
They don't call St. Louis the Rome of the Midwest for nothing. We think this is one of the most beautiful churches in the United States and it is where we got engaged. The Cathedral Basilica was built in 1914 after the city outgrew the original cathedral (where we are getting married). We believe any trip to St. Louis is incomplete without a stop at the Cathedral Basilica.
The Gateway Arch
In the wise words of the Missouri state motto, "Salus Populi Suprema lex Esto."
Busch Stadium
To all of our Cubs fans, please keep scrolling. To all of our White Sox fans, stay strong. To all of our Red Sox fans, this is a reminder that the Red Sox swept the Cardinals in the 2004 World Series and beat them again in 2013. To all of our Cardinals fans... do we know any Cardinals fans?
Historic Downtown of St. Charles
Visit the shops, restaurants, and bars along the cobblestone streets of Historic Downtown St. Charles. If you listen closely to the running waters of the Missouri River, you can still hear Lewis telling Clark that they should stop and ask for directions.
Chicken N Pickle - St. Charles
Eat Mor Chikin. Play Mor Pickleball.
Katy Trail
Katy Trail runs along the former Missouri-Kansas-Texas rail line and offers great views of the Missouri River. Whether you are out for a bike ride, a jog, or don't quite remember why you left the house, this trail has something for everyone.
The St. Louis Wheel at Union Station
If you'd rather view St. Louis from the top of a wheel instead of the top of an arch this is the place for you. The St. Louis Wheel is located at the St. Louis Union Station, the largest train station in the world at its opening in 1894. Today, Union Station is home to the St. Louis Aquarium, mini golf, and countless restaurants and bars.
City Foundry STL
Eat, drink, putt putt and more...
Lewis & Clark Boat House and Museum
Visit the museum that was discovered by Lewis and Clark!