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Known as the Gateway to the West, St. Louis backs up its place in history with a soaring arch, a booming music scene and one of America's largest urban parks.

Ride to the top of the iconic Gateway Arch. 🌉
Trace music history at the National Blues Museum. 🎵
Marvel at the mosaics of the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis. ⛪
Tour the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. 🍺
See art and science at the museums of sprawling Forest Park. 🖼️
Catch a show at #StLouis's Muny Theatre. 🎭

St Louis travel guide:
0:00 - St. Louis
1:37 - The Gateway Arch
2:10 - Washington Avenue Historic District
3:29 - National Blues Museum
3:49 - Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis
4:44 - Anheuser-Busch Brewery
5:20 - Schlafly Tap Room
6:21 - Forest Park
6:43 - Missouri History Museum
7:10 - The Muny Theatre
7:47 - St. Louis Art Museum
8:10 - St. Louis Science Center

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20 Comments

@arandomhandsomeman7725 7 years ago

Expedia can make anything worth visiting.

They can literally make a 10 minutes video about a random rock and you’ll want to book your ticket next day

@trevorwilliams861 7 years ago

St. Louis is a wonderful city! It's a shame this wasn't recorded in the spring of 2020. So much is changing! Today for example marks the opening of The St. Louis Wheel, a 200 foot observation wheel at Union Station! Opening with the wheel are also a carousel, mini golf, and an old time soda fountain/restaurant! By the end of this year, there will also be an aquarium at Union Station as well!

Spring of 2020 will also mark the opening of City Foundry, a shopping and entertainment district in our ever growing central corridor!

$8 billion+ is being invested in to construction projects in St. Louis, putting the city through a renaissance we have never seen before. This city is definitely worth a visit, or maybe a permanent move too, as we are city attracting young professionals from all around the country for our low cost of living, amazing (and mostly free) amenities and our growing tech scene.

@orion3706 5 years ago

I didn't see anything about the St. Louis Cardinals, the baseball or sports history that St. Louis possesses, nor did I see anything about the city museum, the Bowling HoF, or Six Flags. There's a ton more to see and do in St. Louis than this video shows.

@donnawatkins4796 5 years ago (edited)

Don't forget our Botanical Garden. One of the best in the country. And see our new Aquarium, Giant Wheel, and soon we'll have a world class soccer stadium. Exciting times.

@Iheartmichele 7 years ago

I have never been to St. Louis, MO after watching this video it makes me want to go tour the town.

@abdou7168 6 years ago

I'm from algeria and i know st louis via chess,there is a big university of chess there and there a big tournament every year called st louis chess show down,love the city ♥️

@chrisschreck2210 5 years ago

I am not going to lie St. Louis is my favorite city so much to do there SOOOOOO under rated just went and St. Louis is not just the arch its SOOOOOOOO much more and totally recommend the botanical gardens.

@emmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa-i6b 4 years ago

This makes me proud to live in STL.

@ramarao4860 5 years ago

My son owne House at St louies,very good place,signature Indian restaurant very good Biryani & chiken65

@MikeJones-cr7mt 5 years ago

This video makes St. Louis look like a good place to visit.

@TheWalterHWhite 6 years ago

Don't forget to try Imos, toasted ravioli's, and our local brews!

@W67w 6 years ago

St Louis has the best baseball fans

@natalieohlsson7777 3 years ago

Woow!!! Looks way more charming and lovely than I thought!

@Awakeningspirit20 6 years ago (edited)

Of course I find out I had roots in St. Louis, Missouri AFTER going there. Before I moved out of the Midwest, I knew I had to get there and cross the Mississippi. I did, but probably didn't get to give this place justice since we only spent the day there. I got to go in the Arch, go to an iconic STL BBQ joint, see the Dread Scott Courthouse, and even go to a local ice cream joint and The Hill. If you're coming from Illinois like I did, go to the Cahokia Mounds first, you'll see St. Louis in all its grandeur from atop the highest mound in North America and you'll never forget that sight! Plus you learn all sorts of cool Native American history. But the mounds are a must, it's the perfect way to illuminate the grandeur of the Gateway to the West!

I'll definitely be able to take it in more next time, especially now that I love blues!

@blakesteenrod4765 3 years ago

St. Louis is one of my favorite cities in the country. You gotta go to a Cardinals or Blues game. The fans go nuts for their teams. It should also be noted that North STL is rough; worse than East Cleveland

@prateektandon8747 5 years ago

I'm from India and I got to know bout St. Louis from Earthlink. They have a office there and I work with so yeah.. It is cool to see all the beautiful history and present day Architecture.. I can see the poppy of St. Louis really proud the glories history ot this city.

@mursaleensaleem1806 7 years ago

Love this place

@williamjameslehy1341 5 years ago

Growing up a Masshole I always thought of everything west of Worcester as being nothing but farms and a few crumbling cities full of crime. But thanks to food and travel shows I now see there's a lot of stuff worth visiting in places like St Louis. The 19th Century architecture by the riverfront looks gorgeous.