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The newest Busch Stadium—the city’s third—is the place to see professional baseball and the occasional big concert. Located right downtown, it’s an unmistakable part of the St. Louis landscape.

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Busch Stadium

This Lafayette Square restaurant and bar makes for a great date night or brunch, with locally sourced seasonal dishes and craft cocktails.

Polite Society

Taste St. Louis beer history at Schlafly Tap Room, the city’s first brewpub. Pair a hearty microbrew with an equally hearty sandwich or fish fry in a convivial, family-friendly atmosphere.

Schlafly Tap Room

A consistent winner in local best barbecue competitions, Sugarfire Smoke House offers a meaty menu for downtown diners that includes ribs, pulled pork, brisket and more.

Sugarfire Smoke House

Great for a day trip from St. Louis, Elephant Rocks State Park features hiking trails, picnic areas and the main attraction: ancient granite boulders that resemble a line of pink elephants.

Elephant Rocks State Park

The huge Missouri Botanical Garden—sometimes referred to as Shaw’s Garden—offers up-close looks at gorgeous flora as well as classes and events.

Missouri Botanical Garden

St. Louis’ most iconic destination sits inside the National Park that bears its name. Visitors can admire the beautiful views and impressive arch from outside and from right inside it by taking the quick tram ride to the observation area, with its panoramic city and Mississippi River views.

Gateway Arch National Park

Broadway Oyster Bar has been bringing New Orleans-inspired food and atmosphere to St. Louis for nearly 50 years, offering Cajun and Creole dishes with a side order of vibrant live music.

Broadway Oyster Bar

Illinois

Just across the Mississippi River in Illinois sit the Cahokia Mounds, a National Historic Landmark and UNESCO World Heritage Site that explores the history of the largest prehistoric Indian settlement north of Mexico. Plan a day of hiking and learning.

Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site

Meramec Caverns offers not only tours through its natural underground wonders, but also family-friendly fun like a museum and zip line.

Meramec Caverns

Forest Park is central to St. Louis’ identity. Its large footprint—bigger than New York’s Central Park—is home to green spaces, the Saint Louis Zoo, the Missouri History Museum, a sculpture park, a greenhouse, a golf course, a lake and much more.

Forest Park

This elevated, always-hopping sports bar is centrally located for the area’s big games—and offers dozens of TVs on which to enjoy them alongside classic comfort foods like burgers, pizzas and wings.

The Over/Under Bar & Grill

Breakfast-and-lunch spot Rooster is a St. Louis legend for a reason, offering delicious crepes, sandwiches and more, scratch-made from local suppliers.

Rooster

With over 2 million square feet of space, America’s Center is a hard-to-miss part of downtown St. Louis, hosting everything from conventions to concerts to big sporting events in America’s Dome.

America’s Center Convention Complex

In addition to more than 10,000 animals, the historic Saint Louis Zoo—now over a hundred years old—offers plenty of ways to spend the day, including educational programs, dining and a train ride around the property. Basic admission is free.

Saint Louis Zoo

It may have a nondescript name, but City Museum is anything but boring. Part children’s museum, part art exhibit, part interactive playground, it’s an easy way to spend a day, from a walk-through whale sculpture to multistory slides and beyond.

City Museum

This large indoor arena in downtown St. Louis is home to the city’s professional hockey team and a year-round lineup of concerts, wrestling and other live events.

Enterprise Center

Stifel Theatre is a historic downtown venue hosting concerts, comedy shows and live performances throughout the year.

Downtown St. Louis Activities | Hyatt Centric Downtown St. Louis