As destinations around the world reopen, travelers are once again invited to explore. Over the coming weeks we’ll highlight favorite places with the hashtag #WelcomeBacktoTravel. Take a visual stroll through St. Louis and discover what makes this Mississippi River city special.
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Situated on the western bank of the Mississippi River, St. Louis is best known for the iconic Gateway Arch. The city also hosts the largest Bosnian community in the United States, reflecting its diverse cultural fabric. -
The Chain of Rocks Bridge, once a landmark on Route 66, now invites walkers and cyclists to enjoy its scenic trails. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it’s a memorable spot for river views and history.
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The McDonnell Planetarium features a Zeiss Universarium Mark IX, one of only a few in the nation, projecting a vast artificial sky on its impressive 80-foot dome—an engaging experience for visitors of all ages.
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Forest Park’s marble and bronze bandstand dates back to the 19th century and was restored for the 1904 World’s Fair. Rebuilt in the early 20th century, it remains a centerpiece for outdoor concerts and gatherings.
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The Jewel Box greenhouse in Forest Park underwent extensive renovation and now showcases permanent and seasonal floral displays, offering a colorful retreat for plant lovers year-round.
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Home to the St. Louis Cardinals since 2006, Busch Stadium is the gathering place for Cardinal Nation. The team’s rich history and dedicated fan base make game days a lively civic tradition.
