What to Do in St. Louis

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Historic Soulard
	The lively Soulard neighborhood was named for Antoine Soulard, a Frenchman who surveyed colonial St. Louis for the King of Spain and original owner of this tract of land just minutes south of the Gateway Arch. An architecturally significant collection of 19th-century homes, constructed of St. Louis' signature red brick, welcomes you to Soulard. Many of the neighborhood's music clubs, pubs and friendly restaurants offer brick courtyards open for music, dining and fun. And the historic churches of Soulard, many of which were built by St. Louis' immigrant communities, welcome visitors throughout the year
Anheuser-Busch
	Visit Soulard's next-door neighbor, the Anheuser-Busch Brewery, for a taste of the St. Louis brews. Free tours of the headquarters of the world's largest beer maker are offered Monday through Saturday and daily from Memorial Day - Labor Day
Forest Park
	Forest Park was the site of the 1904 World's Fair (remember Meet Me in St. Louis?) and home of the world famous St. Louis Zoo. Excellent St. Louis Art and Missouri History museums and the St. Louis Science Center.
Central West End
	The Central West End of St. Louis features splendid 1900's mansions that dominate this neighborhood next to Forest Park with nearly a mile of fashionable shops, restaurants, antique and art galleries.
Tower Grove Park
	Tower Grove Park is an historic national landmark English walking garden with ponds and several types of pavilions created by Henry Shaw.
Botanical Gardens
	The "country" estate of Henry Shaw features the Climatron, an indoor rainforest and the largest Japanese garden in the U.S. Click here to see the Botanical Gardens incredible website.
Cherokee Street
	Cherokee Street features more than 65 antique shops which is why this street in historic Benton Park is called Antique Row. Fascinating historical markers have been recently added.