The Gateway to the West is home to something for everyone, from local eateries to attractions found throughout the city. Here’s a preview of what’s in store this fall.
Morning
A. Forest Park – St. Louis
After breakfast, escape to a relaxing paddleboat ride inside the city at Forest Park. See Art Hill and The Grand Basin as you paddle around the park's massive lake. Forest Park is one of the largest urban parks in the United States; at 1,371 acres, it is approximately 500 acres larger than Central Park in New York City.
B. Dressel’s Public House
Sleep late and enjoy a comfortable, Welsh-style pub environment. Order from a seasonal menu of locally sourced, fresh dishes. Brunch is served, Sundays only, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Evening
A. The Fabulous Fox Theatre
Catch a live show at this performance palace, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Fabulous Fox presents Broadway shows, family productions and the best of comedy, rock, pop and country concerts. Tours are also available.
B. Broadway Oyster Bar
Catch the best in local and national bands nightly. No cover. Cajun/Creole-style delicacies and seafood, including fried alligator.
Three blocks from Busch Stadium.
Afternoon
A. Delmar Loop
Enjoy a day on the Loop, a six-block entertainment and retail district featuring more than 140 specialty shops, 45 restaurants, galleries, clothing boutiques, entertainment venues and the St. Louis Walk of Fame.
B. Field House Museum
The Eugene Field House was the home of Roswell Field, the lawyer for Dred Scott and his family when they sued for their freedom. The house is the birthplace and childhood home of Roswell's son, Eugene Field, known as "The Children's Poet."