Top 10 Things to do in St.Louis, MO

1. Gateway Arch – Best Views of St. Louis at 620 feet, making it the tallest man-made monument in the USA.
2. St. Louis Zoo (Free!) – One of the best zoos we’ve been to with an excellent assortment of animals; bring your walking shoes.
3. City Museum – This place is bizarre, with a 10 story slide, a bus hanging off the roof, and infinite passageways. It’s an adult playground of repurposed scraps belonging to the reconstruction of St. Louis. You cannot miss this place! Also, go after 7 pm on weekends for discounted rates and less crowds.
4. Grant’s Farm (Free, Parking Extra) – An amazing zoo-like experience built by Ulysses S. Grant himself. They have animal interactions and shows all day along with the famous Budweiser Clydesdales on site. 
5. Anheuser Busch Brewery  (Free) – Who doesn’t like beer? Or should I say free beer? This mega house of a brewery owns almost 200 brands and also has some of the most famous Clydesdales on site. Try to arrive early as the free tours can fill up fast. In the down time, if you must wait a few hours for your tour, the Soulard market is close! They also have a great paid beer master tour if you are interested in a more in depth tour. 
6. Science Center (Free) – tons of interactive activities, you could spend hours here, from the planetarium to archaeology. Great place to take your kids!
7. Soulard Farmers Market – Dating Back to 1779, it was the first farmers market in St. Louis. Get fresh produce and a bloody mary!
8. Forest Park (Free) – beautiful park that gives Central Park in NYC a run for its money. It contains the Science Center, Art Museum, History Museum, and zoo. There are miles to explore and memories to make.
9. City Garden (Free) – A great side jaunt from the Gateway Arch downtown St. Louis. Many large interesting sculptures and gardens when in season. At lunch, food carts will line the street with goodies. 
10. Botanical Garden – Second largest in North America, behind NYC. Look to see if Chinese culture days is going on!

Also you MUST go to Pappy’s for the Ribs and Ted Drewe’s for Custard…I repeat MUST!

I highly recommend getting some drinks at Three Sixty Rooftop where you can also watch a St. Louis Cardinals baseball game at the same time. The views are incredible! The stone fired pizza was delish.

Also, need a cheap vacation, St. Louis has tons of free things to do! Go to St. Louis, MO!

Some other great attractions!

1. Art Museum (Free) – one of the principal U.S. art museums that reaches all corners of the world.
2. Delmar Loop (Fitz’s and Shows) – A area of St. Louis known for famous theaters and Fitz’s (a regional soda brand and bottling company) for a rootbeer float.
3. Busch Stadium for Cardinal’s Game or Ballpark Village – Buzzing, sports-themed area with nightlife venues, restaurants, and bars. 
4. Lone Elk Park (Free) – Drive through park with wildlife, a relaxing trip just outside the city
5. History Museum (Free) – built with profits from the Louisiana Purchase, the museum contains national artifacts, local colonial items, and native antiquity’s.