SAINT LOUIS ZOO
One Government Drive, St Louis, MO 63110 Directions
Since 1904
Hotel Partners, Dining Options, Families, Shows, Animal Food, Tours, 4-D Theater, Veterinary Hospital, Group Visits, Animals, Feedings, Zoo Services and Policies, Conservation, Preschool, Birthday Parties, Monsanto Education Gallery, Nutrition Center, Species Survival Plans & Overnight Program
Saint Louis Zoo attracts three million tourists a year and is the region's most-visited attraction. It is situated on a 90-acre lot and includes over 600 animal species. It provides programs designed to help visitors of all ages and abilities to learn through practice, participation, and exploration. It has more than 13,000 animals representing 555 species and is known internationally for its creative approaches to animal care and management, conservation of biodiversity, science, and education. Zoo gets the opportunity to meet 16,000 + animals in the responsibility of the zoo; many of them are rare and endangered. This zoo, which has 6,600 animals and 15 main display areas, wows tourists. It offers free admission for children under 2.
Price: Admission:
Children's - $3.95 per person
Conservation Carousel - $2.95 per person
4-D Theater - $3.95/members
Safari Tours - $5 per person
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CITY MUSEUM
750 North 16th Street, St Louis, MO 63103 Directions
Since 1997
Patio, Scouting, Groups, Educational Programs, Bar or Bat Mitzvah, Rental, Yoga, Vault Room, Reception, First Floor and Mezzanine, Shops and Concessions, Wedding, Birthday and Private Party, Cabin Inn, Scouting and Huge Corporate Event, Overnights, Field Trip, Architecture Hall & Architectural
City Museum is a hundred-year-old building in the middle of St. Louis, where artists have repurposed the parts of old towns to create miles of tunnels, slides, adventurers, boats, and castles. You can see the work underway and the deployment. It has a former shoe manufacturer factory in Downtown St. Louis with 600,000 square feet. Your team can earn discounted tickets for groups aged 15 or older upwards. The crew installed a 500-foot cement and wrought iron serpent fence around the parking area of the warehouse. Exhibitors inspired by the building's past as a multinational shoe company warehouse have installed an 18-foot shoe in the lobby to showcase a footwear show from all over the world. The underground passages and smooth tunnels can be explored by children and adults to discover two vintage aircraft and a giant ball game. It affords complimentary admission.
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MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN
4344 Shaw Boulevard, St Louis, MO 63110 Directions
Since 1859
Picnicking, Sassafras Cafe, Garden Gate Shop, Plant Conservation, Scout, Family of Attractions, Tours, Cafe Flora Brunch, Butterfly House, Shop and Dine, Gift Cards, Summer Camp, Families Programs, Private Events and Rentals, Special Exhibitions & Shaw Nature Reserve
Missouri Botanical Garden was founded in 1859, is the nation's oldest botanical garden in continuous service and a national historical tourist attraction. The garden is both a center for biological study and science education and an oasis in St. Louis County. The garden provides a stunning horticultural display of 79 acres, including a 14-acre Japanese one. It is an original 1850 estate home of Henry Shaw, and one of the most significant collections of rare and endangered orchids on earth. Garden was a city oasis, a place of beauty and fun for children, and also a hub for education, science, and conservation. Botanical Garden provides various tours for adults, students, families, and kids. They discover the past of the garden, plants, and seasonal highlights through a customized walking tour with a garden docent. It offers free onsite parking.
Price: $12 Adults (Ages 13 & Over)