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The best guided tours provide aha moments, when you discover something new about a place and it changes your entire perspective.

If you’re looking for those monumental moments in St. Louis, consider these guided tours, which are led by exuberant experts and offered in a variety of styles.

Want to know more about The Gateway City’s history, architecture, music, public art, outdoor recreation or culinary scene? These jaw-dropping experiences await you.

Big Muddy Adventures

Paradise is a paddle away, and Big Muddy Adventures can prove it. The world-class St. Louis-based adventure company provides access to the wild wonders of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers with its full fleet of canoes and kayaks. Whether you want to do a microadventure in downtown St. Louis, embark on a full moon float to an uninhabited river island or add a bike ride along the Katy Trail to your aquatic adventure, river trips with Big Muddy Adventures are always memorable. The professional outfitter also guides multi-day journeys, which give you a greater sense of the changing scenery along the big rivers. “St. Louis is a funner city when you enjoy recreational activities on its rivers,” general manager Roo Yawitz says. “The rivers are our greatest assets, and I just want to see more people use them.”

Discover St. Louis

For candid commentary about the Gateway City, Missouri native and Washington University in St. Louis alumnus Dea Hoover is your girl. Join her on a leisurely, one-mile walk in Forest Park , where you’ll learn about the past and present uses of the green space. Discover the hidden gems of the Central West End through a literary lens. Or eat your way through The Hill in the company of LynnMarie Alexander, author of The Hill: St. Louis’s Italian American Neighborhood . Traveling with a crowd? Discover St. Louis offers group and motorcoach tours that accommodate a variety of interests. Hoover also owns and operates Are We There Yet? , which curates bespoke tours of St. Louis for prospective freshmen, corporate clients and everyone in between.

Eat St. Louis Food Tours

Take a bite out of St. Louis. Spotlighting the culinary delights of The Hill , Eat St. Louis Food Tours visits six restaurants and food purveyors, which serve some of the best St. Louis-style Italian food in the city. Enjoy toasted ravioli, St. Louis-style pizza, gelato and more as you traverse approximately two miles of the neighborhood with its quaint, red-brick buildings. Along the way, your guide will regale you with a colorful account of the area’s history.

Landmarks Downtown Walking Tours

Did you know that the Wainwright Building, designed by Louis Sullivan in downtown St. Louis , is widely considered the prototype of the skyscraper? Learn more about the iconic structure and other historic architecture with Landmarks Downtown Walking Tours. The company’s tours cover either the east side of the city – from the Eads Bridge to the Gateway Arch to the Old Courthouse – or the west side of the city – from St. Louis Union Station to Soldiers Memorial Military Museum to the St. Louis Public Library – Central Library . Your spirited guides will share astounding facts about famous landmarks as well as hidden gems, and they’ll also discuss the art of historic preservation.

Riverboats at the Gateway Arch

All aboard! The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch provide unparalleled views of St. Louis’ working riverfront from the waters of the Mighty Mississippi. The replica 19th-century paddle steamers, Becky Thatcher and Tom Sawyer, transport riders back to a time when steamboats ruled the river. Themed adventures include the one-hour St. Louis Riverfront Cruise, which highlights the important role of the Mississippi River in our past, present and future; the two-hour Skyline Dinner Cruise, which features a chef-driven menu, live music and illuminated views of the St. Louis skyline; and the Blues Cruise, which welcomes the region’s best blues artists on board for toe-tapping fun. Throughout the year, other cruises mark special occasions such as the Fourth of July, Oktoberfest, Halloween and New Year’s Eve.

Infectious enthusiasm defines See STL tours. Operated by the Missouri Historical Society, its lineup of walking and bus tours combine unmatched historical knowledge with engaging storytelling, giving residents and visitors alike the opportunity to interact with the Gateway City in innovative and unexpected ways. The two-hour tours are offered in various neighborhoods, including Cherokee Street , Downtown St. Louis , Dutchtown, Grand Center , Laclede’s Landing , Soulard , The Ville and Webster Groves . Public tours take place seven days a week. Sign up today for a new view of an old city.

St. Louis Fun Tours

Hop on an authentic trolley – complete with brass rails and bells – for a fully narrated, 75-minute tour of the Gateway City. Get acquainted with popular attractions and local haunts as you tool around town, spotting Busch Stadium , the Saint Louis Science Center , Blueberry Hill and more out the window. Picking up at Horseshoe St. Louis , a casino on Laclede’s Landing, tours cover 25 miles from start to finish.

Explore St. Louis on two wheels with Trailnet. The local nonprofit aims to make walking and biking in St. Louis better for everyone, and its community rides are a must-do for residents and visitors alike. The guided group bike rides proceed at a leisurely pace and dig into the history and culture of the Gateway City. Rides last approximately three hours, covering topics such as Juneteenth, Jewish history, community gardens and public art.

Wanna go for a ride? Trikke STL leads guided tours on three-wheel, electric Trikkes for hassle-free fun! The maneuverable vehicles are uniquely stable, giving riders the ability to “carve” side to side for an exhilarating skier’s feel and an enjoyable, low-impact workout. The company’s exceptional guides will instruct you on how to properly operate your Trikke, and you’ll be comfortably equipped with a wireless listening device, so you won’t miss any of the tidbits that they share. Trikke STL tours embrace the natural scenery of St. Louis, from Forest Park to Tower Grove Park to Bellefontaine Cemetery and Arboretum , and the guides know the best places to stop for photos.

Un(Heard)Of STL

This free, interactive map explores St. Louis’ diverse history through cinematic audio stories. You can stand where history happened and hear from the people at the center of the action. Virginia Minor, who sued for her right to vote in Missouri in the same year that Susan B. Anthony was arrested for trying to vote; John Berry Meachum, who found ways around Missouri law in order to educate Black students; and an Osage family, who has to sort through the good and bad of encroaching settlers are all featured on the audio map. The best part? You can listen to the stories anywhere with an internet connection – in case you don’t have time to visit every spot during your trip to St. Louis or you want to go back to your favorite recordings at home.

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Ride and Relax with your 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off City Tour as you sit on the Top-Deck of the Double-Decker Open Top Buses. This Combo Ticket provides you with a Reservation for a St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 Official Tour, so you won’t miss out on this high-demand option!

With this option, receive all of the benefits of our Hop-On Hop-Off 1-Day Ticket, the flexibility and convenience of our continuous loop services. PLUS, the St. Louis Cemetery Tour described below.

Cemetery Tour Hosts are locally licensed and specially trained to offer the most accurate and complete tours of the cemetery on behalf of New Orleans Catholic Cemeteries. Walking along a meandering path, you will see the tombs of Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau, historic figure Homer Plessy, former Mayors of the City of New Orleans, and many other notable characters in New Orleans’ marvelous history.

On the 45 minute walking tour, you will learn the fascinating history of New Orleans’ unique burial customs and walk up-close among the amazing above-ground crypts and below-ground sites. Photography along the way is encouraged.

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Meet your Tour Guide for the St. Louis Cemetery Walking Tour inside of Basin St. Station, Stop 5, 501 Basin Street. Tours depart promptly so please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start time for checking-in, receiving your wristbands, and readying to leave!

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BrewHop STL St. Louis Brewery Tours

The St Louis area has an amazing beer and brewing history, and we exist to showcase it! Each tour runs about 4 hours long and we visit 4 breweries. At each stop each patron receives one full pour of any draft beer these choose included in admission (that’s right – 4 Full Pours!)

The region has well in excess of 70 breweries and we vary our hops to go to all of them!  Each tour begins and ends at the same brewery.  From there we hop on the BrewHop bus and visit the other 3 breweries on that hop particular route.  Each stop is about 45 minutes in length, and we try to get at least one good tour of a brewery with the brewer on each hop. 

4 hours 4 breweries 4 beers 1 really fun bus

Our brewery tours are for the craft beer nerd, the brewery novice, the wine drinker who knows nothing about brewing, the sports watching domestic beer drinker, or those who just want to go out and see what this brewery thing is all about!

Too keep the groups small we limit attendance to no more than 14 people on a public hop. We can say from years of experience, you WILL make some friends and have a lot of laughs on our hops (amazing what drinking for 4 hours with strangers will do).

Each tour is different and we post our schedule months in advance. Pic the dates and region that interests you the most and HOP ON! We look forward to hanging out with you and buying you some beers!

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12 Things You Have To Do When You’re In St. Louis

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St. Louis is known for the Gateway Arch, Cardinals Baseball and the Anheuser Busch Brewery. While all three should be on your to-do list during your visit, that’s really just the beginning. And get this: a lot of the coolest things to do in St. Louis are free!

One tip though: St. Louis’ public transportation isn’t great. Renting a car is usually best, but don’t leave all your belongings in plain sight. (Car break-ins do happen.)

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While planning your stay to explore the heart of St. Louis, choosing the right accommodation can enhance your experience. Opting for the best hotel in St. Louis Missouri can provide you with comfort and convenience as you navigate through the city’s numerous attractions. Several of the best hotels in St. Louis are strategically located close to these popular sites, ensuring you don’t miss out on any fun.

1. Forest Park

This is where Judy Garland wanted everyone to meet her for the 1904 World’s Fair. (Today, the Art Museum building and the bird cage at the zoo are the only two remnants from the fair.) It’s where you’ll find the best of the best when it comes to free experiences in the city.

The St. Louis Zoo , St. Louis Art Museum , Missouri History Museum , and St. Louis Science Center are all free, every single day, for everyone. There are some special exhibits that charge an entrance fee, and you must pay to ride the train or see the sea lion show at the zoo (but the prices are very reasonable).

In the summer, you can watch soon-be-stars under the stars at The Muny amphitheater in Forest Park. The last nine rows are free for every performance. Gates for these free seats open at 7 p.m.

As for seasonal activities at Forest Park, movies are shown on Art Hill on Fridays in July and early August, the zoo hosts Jungle Boogie Concerts on Friday evenings from late May through early September, and in June you can enjoy Shakespeare in the Park . If you’re visiting during the winter months, the Steinberg Ice Skating Rink is open November 15th through March 1st (although this attraction is not free).

Additionally, Forest Park boasts countless gorgeous trails that offer great views of the park and all of its attractions.

Though the park is fairly walkable, some visitors may be interested in the Forest Park Explorer . This hop on, hop off bus service is provided by the St. Louis Metro and runs daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. during the summer months (tickets are completely free on Saturdays and Sundays).

Forest Park has so many other wonderful attractions for locals and visitors alike ( the Jewel Box , the Boat House , the World’s Fair Pavilion , and more ). Bring a picnic, your drink of choice, and enjoy all that Forest Park has to offer!

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2. Missouri Botanical Garden

The Missouri Botanical Garden is home to one of the largest Japanese Gardens in North America. If you’re taking a trip to St. Louis with children, there is a hidden gem inside the Garden itself: the Children’s Garden is one of the best venues to entertain kids in the entire city. There are places to climb and slide, a general store, and an area where you can make music. It’s open from April through October.

The Botanical Garden is free to St. Louis City and County residents every Wednesday and Saturday before noon, except during special admission rate events. In the summer, anyone can get in free on Wednesdays after 5 p.m. for the Whitaker Music Festival . Bring some chairs, a blanket, a picnic basket, and enjoy the evening.

Some of the most popular seasonal events at the Botanical Garden include the Japanese Festival (Labor Day weekend), Garden Glow (November through December), and Chinese Culture Days (April).

3. The Fabulous Fox Theatre

The Fox Theatre is located in Midtown St. Louis and hosts Broadway national tours and other performances. It’s a wonderful space with an opulent interior. If you can’t catch a show, tours are offered most Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. (Tickets for the tours go on sale starting at 10 a.m.) Each tour lasts about 1.5 hours. The Saturday tour includes an organ presentation, which is a Fox Theatre tradition. (The multi-talented Stan Kann played the theatre’s Mighty Wurlitzer for nearly three decades.)

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4. World Chess Hall of Fame in the Central West End

This is another gem, especially if you play chess (although you don’t have to be into the game to enjoy it). The World Chess Hall of Fame is free and open every day, although a small donation is suggested. You’ll know you’ve arrived when you see the World’s Largest Chess Piece outside. There are unique chess boards, information about the grandmasters, and other special exhibits that rotate. If you know how to play, you can even join a pick-up game outside!

The World Chess Hall Of Fame is located in the Central West End neighborhood, just east of Forest Park. If you’re looking for a bite to eat, this is definitely the neighborhood to visit.

Though most places in this area can get a bit pricey, some local favorites nearby include the Kingside Diner (appropriately named for the gigantic chess piece next door), the Drunken Fish (modern Japanese restaurant), The Cup (local gourmet cupcake bar), Taste (upscale cocktail bar with a small, locally-sourced menu), or Up-Down STL (fun arcade bar with cheap pizza and over 60 beers on tap).

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5. Anheuser Busch Brewery

The free tour at the Anheuser Busch Brewery is well-attended by visitors to St. Louis. It lasts about 45 minutes, and while learning about the brewery process is interesting, the highlight is seeing the Budweiser Clydesdales and their stables. The building dates from 1885 and a chandelier from the 1904 World’s Fair hangs in the center. (Of course, the free samples at the end aren’t bad either!)

Tickets for specific tour times are given out at the brewery on a first come, first served basis, which means you may have to wait a bit. You can also reserve a time in advance , which will cost $5 per ticket. There are other tours with varying experiences and prices available.

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6. Cahokia Mounds

Just across the Mississippi River in Illinois, you’ll find the largest prehistoric native site north of Mexico. In fact, its population was larger than London in AD 1250, estimated to be between 10,000 and 20,000 people. During your visit, you’ll learn about the Mississippian culture, see a reconstructed ancient sun calendar, and climb Monks Mound (the largest prehistoric earthen structure in the country). Guided tours are available. Admission is free, but there is a suggested donation.

7. Gateway Arch, Old Courthouse, and Riverfront Cruises

A trip to St. Louis wouldn’t be complete without visiting The Gateway Arch . Known as the “Gateway to the West,” it’s the tallest monument in the country. If you’re concerned about taking the tram to the top – yes, the ride up is cozy, but that’s part of the fun! Once you get to the top, you’ll be able to see for miles and get a great view of the city. If it’s windy, there can be a bit of a sway. But fear not: the Arch has been standing tall for almost 60 years and has withstood all the elements the Midwest has to offer.

We recommend you reserve your tickets online prior to visiting. The entry fee to ride to the top of the Arch is just $3.

2018 marked the completion of major renovations at the Gateway Arch National Park, including an updated Museum (entry is free) at the base of the Arch and gorgeous landscaping throughout the Arch grounds.

“Featuring 201 years of history within six themed exhibit areas, this innovative and interactive museum celebrates America’s pioneering spirit and explains the westward expansion of the United States with an emphasis on St. Louis’ role in that era.” – The Gateway Arch

Part of Gateway Arch National Park, The Old Courthouse has played a significant role in U.S. history. In 1847 and 1850, Dred and Harriet Scott sued for their freedom here. It’s also where Virginia Minor fought for women’s rights to vote in the 1870s. The Courthouse offers guided tours daily from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

If you’ve got extra time and want to get on the river, try a Riverfront Cruise . These one-hour cruises are designed to help visitors “discover the mighty Mississippi’s important role in America’s past and in the present-day.” Reservations for the cruise are recommended, and prices can vary. Purchase tickets ahead of your visit on the Gateway Arch website .

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8. Daniel Boone Home & Wine Country

The Daniel Boone home is about 35 minutes west of St. Louis on a beautiful 300-acre site. As you take the winding roads to get there, you’ll wonder how the Boone family made it here in the 1800s. The rooms of the home are very detailed, and the guided tours are fantastic. You do have to pay admission to look inside, but you can walk through the village behind the home for free.

This area of Missouri is also known for its vineyards. There are several wineries in nearby Defiance and Augusta. Chandler Hill Vineyards is actually on the way to the Daniel Boone Home! Stop by, enjoy a glass of wine, and admire the Missouri countryside.

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9. National Blues Museum

If you’re a music fan, this is a must-see attraction. The museum has several interactive displays, including one that allows you to create your own blues song! There’s also plenty of memorabilia, and, of course, fantastic information about the history of the blues and how it influenced other styles of music. Be sure to check out their events calendar and go when there’s a live performance scheduled. The museum is located in downtown St. Louis and charges admission. (Additionally, if you’re interested in more blues history, be sure to stop by St. Louis’s Delmar Loop to visit the statue of Chuck Berry across the street from the legendary Duck Room music venue at Blueberry Hill !)

10. James S. McDonnell Prologue Room

St. Louis has a rich aviation history, and there’s a fantastic display that many (including locals!) have never heard of: the James S. McDonnell Prologue Room at Boeing St. Louis headquarters. You’ll be able to see large-scale models of the F/A-18 Hornet and AH-64 Apache attack helicopter, a full-scale model of a JDAM smart weapon, and full-size replicas of the Mercury and Gemini capsules. It’s only open during the summer, but it’s free. It’s located northwest of the city near St. Louis-Lambert International Airport.

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11. St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Blues

St. Louis takes great pride in its sports teams. It’s fun to catch a Cards game, or see the Blues take to the ice if you’re more of a hockey fan.

If you’re interested in touring the beautiful Busch Stadium , you can purchase tickets online ahead of time ($18 for adults, $16 for seniors or active military), although you can get a good look at the stadium simply by taking a lap around the sidewalk outside. Across the street in Ballpark Village , you’ll find plenty of bars and restaurants, as well as the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum (which boasts one of the largest team-specific collections of artifacts and memorabilia in the world).

The home of 2019 Stanley Cup winners the St. Louis Blues can be found several blocks west of Busch Stadium at the Enterprise Center . Unfortunately, the Enterprise Center does not offer tours, although there is a huge gift shop of Blues souvenirs that is open daily (check out their hours on the Enterprise Center website ).

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12. Ted Drewes and Crown Candy Kitchen

These family-run businesses will easily be some of your sweetest experiences while in St. Louis!

Ted Drewes is a St. Louis staple, serving delicious frozen custard on Historic Route 66. Order a concrete, and don’t be concerned when they flip it upside down before they hand it to you (just don’t try it yourself, especially on a hot summer day)! If the lines look long when you arrive, don’t worry – Ted Drewes is accustomed to large crowds and moves through them quickly.

You’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time at the famous Crown Candy Kitchen, which opened in 1913. You can get a milkshake to go, but try to grab a table, order a BLT or a Rueben, and then order a malt, shake, crown sundae, or the fire chief special. You will be full! If you happen to visit during Christmas or Easter, their chocolate Santas and Easter Bunnies make wonderful gifts.

*This article was updated in July of 2019.

Missy Glassmaker is an Emmy-nominated producer and writer. She spent most of her career in broadcast television news, working in Providence, Rhode Island; Knoxville, Tennessee; and St. Louis, Missouri. Missy enjoys cooking, entertaining, and of course, traveling. Her favorite travel companions are her twin sons, who are always ready to explore.

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