St Louis Historic Sites Travel & Things to Do

Whether in town on business or pleasure, bowling fans will not want to miss the unique items showcased here. Since opening in 1984, the museum has collected...

Visit the house where ragtime music legend Scott Joplin is known to have spent one of his most productive periods. A nine-year resident of St. Louis, Joplin...

Art St. Louis has worked for over 20 years to benefit community artists by providing exhibition space, an education and exhibition program in area schools,...

An enormous Catholic church on the edge of the downtown business district, St. Joseph's Shrine dates back to the 1840s, when ethnic churches primarily...

St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church founded in 1865, serves as a social service resource for the community. The original architectural design of the sanctuary...

This aristocratic Victorian home-turned-museum is the only survivor of the Locust Street area. Built in 1851 and preserved with 90 percent of its original...

Revival building is one of the finest public buildings in St. Louis. It is built of Maine granite and approached by a monumental staircase on the Olive...

This St. Louis Union Station landmark sparked a lot of controversy around the time of its inception in Aloe Plaza. This Carl Milles work was originally...

Founded in 1839, Centenary United Methodist Church with its 200-foot steeple, is a historic landmark and attraction. The book Centenary Church of St. Louis:...

Designed in 1904 by Louis Spiering, Sheldon Concert Hall & Ballroom is host to more than 300 events each year. It opened in 1912 and has since featured...

As one of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks in the United States, the St. Louis branch has made learning about our government's treasury department and its...

Fans of Gothic architecture will not want to miss this fine example of the style, complete with a belfry tower flanked by gargoyles. The church's most...

A massive stone building at the corner of Tucker and Market streets, was designed in 1890, when the city was still among the half-dozen largest cities...

A prime example of 19th-century architecture, EarthWays Home is housed in the Grand Center district and is the home of an environmental advocacy group....

This museum preserves a wide range of military artifacts in the memory of fallen soldiers who served in the United States military. Featuring artifacts...