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Video: Would you call St. Louis a popular tourist destination?

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Posted September 14, 2009 at 4:04 am

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  • On September 15, 2009 at 1:54 pm T said

    St. Louis is one of them most underrated cities and tourist destinations in America.

    Consider this:
    St. Louis Arch
    Budweiser Factory Tour – FREE
    CityGarden – FREE
    CityMuseum
    Cardinals/Rams/Blues
    Various NCAA tournaments, many are final rounds
    Forest Park:
    -Zagat rated #1 Zoo – FREE
    -Science Center – FREE
    -27 holes of golf and driving range
    -Boathouse
    -Missouri History Museum – FREE
    -St. Louis Art Museum – FREE
    -Ice Skating/Sand Volleyball/etc
    -Jewel Box
    -The Muny – largest outdoor amphitheather in the US
    Magic House – Zagat rated #1 Children’s Attraction
    Missouri Botanical Gardens
    Six Flags
    Various weekend/cultural events (outdoor movies, jazz, etc)
    2nd largest Mardi Gras Celebration in the US
    Unique cultural neighborhoods – Soulard, Dogtown, The Hill
    Fox Theatre
    Watch a movie at the Moolah
    Moonlight Ramble – largest and oldest moonlight bike ride in US
    Casinos

    and that is just to name a few world class things for visitors to do without having to spend a lot of money to do it

  • On September 25, 2009 at 9:03 am bb said

    Only people from small towns and villages will enjoy those attractions.

  • On October 19, 2009 at 6:51 pm Ben Stein said

    Wash U is not a tourist destination you imbecile!

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