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From world-class museums to outdoor adventures, St. Louis packs more free attractions per capita than nearly any city in the U.S.
Soar 630 feet to the top of America's tallest monument and take in breathtaking views of the city and the Mississippi River.
One of the largest urban parks in the United States — bigger than Central Park — and home to five world-class free museums.
Consistently ranked one of the best zoos in the country — and completely free. Home to more than 12,000 animals.
Part museum, part playground, part art installation — and 100% unforgettable. Built from architectural salvage across a 10-story building.
One of the oldest botanical gardens in the United States and a National Historic Landmark, featuring 79 acres of stunning gardens.
A world-class fine arts museum in Forest Park with a collection spanning 5,000 years and free general admission.
Catch a Cardinals game at one of baseball's most beloved ballparks, with a stunning view of the Gateway Arch from every seat.
Tour the historic home of Budweiser, the world's best-selling beer, and meet the famous Budweiser Clydesdales.
America's oldest and largest outdoor musical theater, staging Broadway productions under the stars in Forest Park every summer.
One of the top science centers in the country — free admission, 700+ exhibits, a planetarium, and an OMNIMAX theater.
Free museum chronicling St. Louis and Missouri's rich history from the 1904 World's Fair to the present day.
A 105-acre park featuring more than 70 large-scale sculptures by world-renowned artists — and completely free to visit.
The only institution in the world dedicated to the art, history, and culture of chess — free to visit in the Central West End.
A hands-on children's museum with 100+ interactive exhibits that make learning irresistible for kids of all ages.
Explore The Ville, St. Louis's historic African-American neighborhood that produced Chuck Berry, Tina Turner, and Arthur Ashe.
