Anheuser-Busch Brewery
One of the most well-known and oldest breweries around is found right in St. Louis. With many tour options to fit everyone’s preferences, I chose the Clydesdales Tour. Which included a whole history of the property and a history of the Clydesdales. If you find yourself there when the Clydesdales are on property you can get your photo taken with them!
Laumeier Sculpture Park
When searching for things to do in St. Louis I came across this extremely unique park. It has 70 giant sculptures spread over 105 acres to explore and find. Once arriving you can pick up a map to help you locate the ones you are most interested in!
The Gateway Arch
One of the most famous spots in St. Louis is the Gateway Arch, located right by the riverfront. The best and scariest part is you can go inside! Standing at 630-feet the arch is the largest man-made monument in the United States. Once inside you can see all of St. Louis. Highly recommend going on a clear day and not going if you get claustrophobic easily!
Twisted Ranch
Where are my ranch lovers at?? This was the greatest find of my vacation. With close to 40 different ranch options to choose from, you can enjoy them by adding it to anything on the menu. The best part? They have ranch flights with fries, you cannot get better then that!
Kaldi’s Coffee formerly known as Kayak’s Coffee
This was the cutest quick breakfast place located right outside Forest Park. I grabbed a coffee and some avocado toast with egg before exploring the wonder of what Forest Park had to offer.
Forest Park
This park has so much to offer! From casually walking around to the St. Louis zoo, which is free by the way. There is truly something for everyone. They also host free performances in the park that you can attend! Highly recommend checking their calendar ahead of time and reading about the specifics of each performances though.
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