Chesterfield

This circa 1865 house is located one block from the Katy Trail, amidst Augusta’s acclaimed wineries. Apple Gate offers three guest suites, each with private bath and private entrance, one has a kitchenette. A full, hot breakfast is served.

We provide guests with an escape to America's past, while enjoying the luxuries of today.

The Arch Rival Roller Girls draw more than 1,000 fans to their games at the All American Sports Mall. The sport of Roller Derby has evolved into a highly skilled athletic contact sport. The excitement never stops.

Tickets are available online at www.BrownPaperTickets.com. Group discounts offered. The season runs January-July.

Centuries Past Antiques carries a wide variety of real antiques along with a few more modern collectables. If you collect something we don't currently have, we will do our best to find it for you. We offer shipping services and have layaway. Our stock changes regularly so check us out often.

Chesterfield Sports Fusion is a unique indoor family recreation facility, offering fun attractions for people of all ages in an inviting and comfortable atmosphere. Activities include: laser tag; rock climbing; mini golf; dodge ball; inflatable obstacle course; jumpshot (trampoline basketball); an arcade; a three-story play structure; and the Fusion Cafe.

We are a great venue for group functions, where the weather never spoils the event. Call us for your birthday party, anniversary, graduation, family reunion, team building, fundraising, or any group event.

Full-service hotel and conference center off of I-270 at Page Avenue (Exit 16 A). All rooms include a hair dryer, iron/board. We have business-class rooms; rooms with a jetted tub are available. Complimentary shuttle to and from the Lambert Airport; also within two miles of the hotel, from 6 a.m.-11 p.m. Our restaurant, Spazio's Bistro is open Monday-Friday, 6 a.m.-8 p.m. We are 10 minutes from Lambert Airport; less than 15 minutes from Harrah's Casino, St. Louis Mills Outlet Center and two Westfield Shopping Centers.

Three of the best games in St. Charles under one roof. Demolition Ball: a unique game that combines hockey, football, polo, basketball played in bumper cars (must be 12 years or older and at least 54 inches tall). Adrenaline Zone: one of the largest multi-level laser tag arenas in Missouri. (Suggested for those ages 7 and older) Heist: a state-of-the-art, timed laser maze. In the center of all the action you'll find video games, pool tables and foosball tables. We have a full bar and catering.

The extras aren't extra at Drury Hotels. Your rate includes free hot food and cold beverages at our 5:30 kickback, free hot breakfast, free wireless Internet access and free long distance. Our 5:30 kickback includes a rotating menu of chicken strips, boneless chicken wings, chili, nacho bar, soup, macaroni and cheese, baked potatoes, salad, chicken wings, beer, wine, soda, mixed drinks and more (subject to state and local laws). Don't miss our Quikstart breakfast buffet with scrambled eggs, sausage, Belgian waffles, biscuits and gravy, fresh fruit, bagels, and pastries.

Faust County Park is located on a tract of land that once belonged to the second governor of Missouri, Frederick Bates. In 1818, he built a home on the property and named his estate, Thornhill; that home still stands and is one of the park's many prominent features.

Other features are the Faust Historic Village, which includes 16 structures and four homes showcasing building and architectural styles circa 1840-1888; the St. Louis Carousel, which was created in the 1920s and moved to a climate-controlled building in Faust Park in 1987; the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House, where more than 1,000 butterflies fly freely in a glass conservatory; a large playground area; and the Governor Bates walking trail.

Offering 90 guestrooms with irons/boards, hair dryers, voice mail, and local calls. The king special has micro-fridge and whirlpool tub, connecting rooms, cribs and valet laundry. Hot breakfast buffet.

This hotel sits in the Chesterfield Valley, a spot full of shops, restaurants, and activities for the whole family. Six Flags St. Louis, a fun-filled place with 5,000 feet of roller-coaster track, is about 30 minutes away. The Hardee's Iceplex, located 1.3 miles from the hotel, boasts two professional rinks and an Olympic-sized showcase. Love golf? Area golf courses include Tapawingo National Golf Club (20 miles) Missouri Bluffs (seven miles), St. Peters Golf Course (16 miles), Mid Rivers Golf Course (12 miles), Pheasant Run Golf Course (10 miles) and The Links at Dardenne (11 miles). Want to do some shopping? Head to the Westfield Chesterfield, a mall with 150 shops and boutiques (three miles away); or the Chesterfield Commons, which offers larger retailers with 2 million square feet of stores to explore, located across the street from the hotel.

Rooms feature one king or two double beds, chair with ottoman, work desk, two phones, each with two lines, complimentary high-speed internet access, data port and voicemail, refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker, iron and board. Outdoor shopping mall with numerous restaurants is five minutes away. Off of I-64 at Chesterfield Airport Road.

Faust Historic Village is a collection of buildings that were moved to Faust Park from locations in the Chesterfield and St. Louis area, in order to save them from demolition.

The buildings, circa 1840-1890, are open to the public for tours weekdays (for a fee) and by appointment. During the tours, these homes are staffed by trained docents who recount the history of each house. A blacksmith is working in the blacksmith shop many weekends throughout the summer. On select weekends, the village is open to the public for free.

Home to some of the rarest Mercedes-Benz automobiles in the world, plus other classic and rare automobiles, dating from 1886. Through an array of programs and activities, the museum offers visitors an opportunity to view and learn about the contrasts between pre-WWII and post-WWII engineering and design, the development of automotive technology and the influence of major political and cultural movements in Europe and America.

Though most cars on display in the museum are hand-crafted luxury vehicles — many belonging to only a handful of elite drivers — they revolutionized the automobile world like nothing before, opening new avenues of innovation for succeeding vehicles to explore and reinvent.

The Museum is located at the Chesterfield Commons retail and commerce complex, off I-64. Closed Thanksgiving and December 25. Mueseum may close early for special occasions; check website for additional information on hours and tours.

Admission: $8; age 62+, $6; younger than 18, $3; audio tour, add $2.

The Living Well Village houses leadership camps, with health and wellness programs designed for individuals, families and organizations. The facility can be rented for family or group events/outings. Operated by The Living Well Foundation, a not-for-profit organization.

Our mission is to create healthier individuals and families, through experiential learning across the life cycle. The Living Well Village assists individuals in reaching their highest level of wellness, through education with practice.

The hours listed are our regular hours; extended evening and weekend hours are available for groups with a reservation.

More than 1,000 tropical butterflies fly freely in the 8,000-square-foot glass conservatory. Watch a butterfly emerge from a chrysalis; visit the outdoor Butterfly Garden; enjoy indoor insect exhibits. Last ticket sold 30 minutes prior to close. Admission: $6; Ages 65+, $4.50; Ages 3-12, $4; Younger than 3, free.

The official destination marketing organization for St. Louis City and St. Louis County for visitors of all types. If you're planning a meeting, convention, group tour or leisure trip to St. Louis, we have all the information and resources you need.

The carousel was created by the Dentzel Company of Philadelphia in the 1920s; installed in 1929 at the Forest Park Highlands. In 1987, it was restored to its original beauty and installed in a climate-controlled building in Faust Park. The gift shop carries unique carousel related items, T-shirts, books, water globes, music boxes, postcards, balloons, children’s toys, and goodie bags for birthday parties.

The St. Louis Carousel can be reserved for birthday parties and private functions. The St. Louis Carousel hosts special programs and events throughout the year. We are closed the first three weeks of January each year.

Visit our website for details. Cost: $2; younger than 1, free; younger than 4 must ride with an adult. Reservations required for groups larger than 30.

Built in 1819, Thornhill is the oldest governor’s home still standing in Missouri. It was the home of Frederick Bates, Missouri’s second governor (1824), and his family. The site includes: the home; the original barn; a second barn which was built around 1860; a distillery; a smokehouse; an icehouse; a granary; and the blacksmith’s shop. The family cemetery holds the graves of Frederick Bates, his wife, Nancy, two of their four children and three family friends.Prior to becoming governor, Bates was the territorial secretary for the Louisiana Territory under Territorial Governor William Clark. Frederick Bates was the brother of Edward Bates, who was Attorney General under Abraham Lincoln, and James Bates, the Territorial Senator to the Arkansas Territory. Thornhill is the trailhead of the 1.4-mile Governor Frederick Bates Trail, which winds down the Missouri River bluffs, then up through Faust Park.

Welcome to our newest Upper Limits location just west of the intersection of Page and Lindbergh. Upper Limits offers something for everyone; our two massive arches and amazing top-out boulder will challenge experienced climbers, while our introductory classes allow novices to learn the ropes. To experience the thrill of climbing without taking a class, our nine (yes, nine) autobelays are the perfect option. With more than 14,500 square feet of climbing surface, we're a great venue for birthday parties or group adventures (reservations required for parties).

Presenting 100 guestrooms, the Wingate Hotel overlooks the 9th hole of the Missouri Bluffs Golf Club. In-room amenities include: iron/board, hair dryer, two-line cordless speakerphone, data port and voicemail. Enjoy a free hot breakfast buffet; 24 hour fitness room with cardio and weight strengthening machines; 24 hour business center with computer, fax, copier and printer; complimentary beer and wine Monday-Thursday evenings; and transportation within a five mile radius. The hotel has a 1,500 square foot meeting room, as well as a board room for 10 people. Weekend getaway packages, including golf and winery visits, are available. Located in the Missouri Research Park.