Self-Guided Audio Tour of Gateway Arch National Park & St. Louis

Visitors can tour the museum inside this slice of history. It’s a true St. Louis treasure, with a surprising connection to Sacagawea and the Lewis and Clark expedition, and it has witnessed generations of riverfront culture.

Louis Fair at this peaceful pool nestled inside Forest Park. Marvel at eight lit fountains spraying high into the air with Art Hill in the background - making this the perfect spot for some group photos of your trip!

Your gateway into the Gateway Arch National Park - and home to one of the most infamous court cases in American history. The story of how this building nearly got torn down is just as gripping as the trials held inside it.

One of the city's crown jewels - wander the outdoor Sculpture Garden, hunt for ancient treasures like a Sumerian Bull inside world-class galleries, and don't miss the towering bronze King Louis IX statue with a surprisingly entertaining backstory about how the city got it made for half price.

Born from the 1904 World's Fair and too good to let go - the St. Louis Zoo is home to red pandas, giraffes, hippos, otters and more, and it's completely free to enter. Plan to come back after the tour though, because this place easily swallows a couple of hours.

The marvel of modern engineering that gave St. Louis its nickname “Gateway to the West,” we’ll explore the museum at the Arch and the riverfront Park surrounding it. Make time to take the tram ride to the top and see the city view from 630 feet up!