Olivia & Matthias
Things To Do
Gateway Arch National Park
An iconic landmark of the city — this 630-ft arch is a must-see. You can ride the tram to the top for stunning views of the city and the Mississippi River.
City Foundry STL
It’s a destination for dining, shopping, entertainment, and socializing in a revitalized historic site.
Forest Park
A huge urban park (the second largest in the nation) with museums, trails, a boathouse, and plenty of green space. The museums and the science center are free! Fun fact the photos you see of us on this website were taken at Forest Park on art hill!
Busch Stadium
Busch Stadium is the home ballpark of the St. Louis Cardinals, one of Major League Baseball’s most historic and successful teams. It’s one of the city’s most popular landmarks and a must-visit spot whether you’re a baseball fan or not.
Union station
Union Station is a stunning historic train station turned entertainment, dining, and hotel complex. It beautifully blends 19th-century architecture with modern attractions, making it one of the top destinations downtown.
Historic Downtown St. Charles
Historic Downtown St. Charles is a charming riverside district packed with history, shopping, dining, and scenic spots. The brick-lined streets of Main Street are part of Missouri’s oldest and largest nationally registered historic district. You’ll find over 100 unique shops and restaurants housed in buildings from the 1800s
Sugarfire Smoke House
Sugarfire Smoke House is a locally-founded barbecue chain out of St. Louis, known for taking classic U.S. barbecue styles (Texas, Carolina, Kansas City) and giving them a distinctive “St. Louis twist.”
Charlie Gitto's On the Hill
Charlie Gitto’s On the Hill is an Italian-fine-dining restaurant located in the historic Italian neighborhood known as The Hill in St. Louis, Missouri. The restaurant has become a local institution over decades, recognized for Italian-American cuisine, Sicilian roots, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Letty Lou's Café & Diner
A neighborhood diner with a retro flair, providing a warm and friendly environment reminiscent of classic American diners.
The Fountain on Locust
The Fountain on Locust is a beloved retro soda fountain and café located in the heart of St. Louis, Missouri. Known for its Art Deco ambiance, it offers a unique dining experience that combines nostalgia with modern indulgence. The restaurant is celebrated for its handcrafted ice cream martinis, scratch-made café fare, and a vibrant atmosphere.
Ted Drewes Frozen Custard
Ted Drewes is a family-owned frozen custard stand founded by Ted Drewes Sr. in St. Louis in 1930. Their signature item is the “concrete” — a frozen custard so thick that it's customarily served upside-down.