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Top Rated Attractions in St. Louis

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Missouri Botanical Garden

Anchored at Shaw Boulevard, the Missouri Botanical Garden is a sublime collection of gardens. This paradisiacal oasis boasts a plethora of themed lawns such as Japanese Garden, Chinese Garden and Children’s Garden. Spread across a sprawling expanse, the verdant haven offers a tranquil getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city center. Some of the alluring features of this majestic destination include Climatron, a geodesic dome conservatory; Linnean House, one of the oldest greenhouses of the premises; and Victorian District, a picturesque area comprising more gardens, the Sachs Museum and the Tower Grove House. Whether you’re looking to bring in a leisurely day amidst scenic beauty or learn more about plant science, there can be no better destination than the Missouri Botanical Garden.

Forest Park

Born in 1879, this park attracts history lovers from around the world. Dubbed as the 'Heart of St. Louis', Forest Park is a stirring nexus of history and nature, where rolling meadows and serene ponds are accentuated by agile streams. Memories abound in this urban park, which hosts reunions and many other events year-round. Within its scenic landscape are remarkable attractions like the St. Louis Science Center, the Saint Louis Art Museum, the Muny Amphitheatre and the Missouri History Museum. Another notable attraction of the park is the Saint Louis Zoo which is a treasure trove of wildlife like bears, apes and penguins. Similarly, the charming, pink Cabanne House, which serves as the forest headquarters stands in striking harmony with the other ancient edifices cradled in the park. A marvelous synergy of historical intrigue and natural delight, Forest Park takes a place of pride in St. Louis.

Busch Stadium

Baseball is more than just sport to the locals; it is a near-sacred institution. Fans have plenty of reason to be proud of their Cards, who have won multiple World Series titles and National League championships. Locals and visitors alike flock to Busch Stadium to watch their favorite players in action. Witnessing an exciting game amid the sea of red-wearing Cardinal fanatics in this gorgeous stadium is a memorable experience.

Robert R. Hermann Stadium

The Robert R. Hermann Soccer Stadium was renovated in 1999 and now seats over 6000 people. The field is one block east of Grand Boulevard on Laclede Avenue, behind Busch Memorial Center. It was originally opened in 1990 as The Billiken Sports Center, and was home to the men's soccer team until 1994. It later was used for Billiken field hockey games. The stadium is close to the Billiken Sports Center's baseball and softball diamond and tennis complex. Both the men's and women's soccer team play out here.

Bauman-Eberhardt Athletic Center

Bauman-Eberhardt Athletic Center was constructed in the 1920s. It now holds the athletic department offices and is home to the basketball Billikens. It can seat 2200 fans, and is the homecourt for SLU's women's basketball and volleyball teams. Additions have been made to the lower level like the weight complex, training room and locker room facilities. The back of Bauman-Eberhardt has the Saint Louis University Hall of Fame, which displays the trophies and memorabilia of accomplishments by various individuals and teams throughout Billiken sports history.

St. Louis Zoo

As one of the few remaining free zoos in the United States and the third largest, the St. Louis Zoo is a day full of discovery and exploration. Open year-round, this spacious zoo offers visitors the chance to get up close and personal with many of the animals. Some areas of the zoo do require an entrance fee such as the Sea Lion Show, Children's Petting Zoo area, Safari Tours, and Stingray Encounter at Caribbean Cove.

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