The History of St. Louis, Missouri

St. Louis is a city with a great amount of cultural history and enough diversity for anyone to feel comfortable. In recent years, there have been many developments to both daylight activities and the nightlife scene. While many view St. Louis as a turbulent city, I have come to know it as a place where one can find an activity to satisfy their every need. Whether it be trying new exotic restaurants, hiking above a river or enjoying one of the many wineries that surround the city, there will always be a way to make great memories.

Life in the midwest may not seem as glamorous or fun to some who adore life in coastal or mountain regions. However, you are looking in the right place if you want cheaper places to stay and to escape the fast life of grander cities. Don’t let anyone or anything stop you from enjoying jazz and blues or one of our famous restaurants, Fritz. Plus, if you are an animal lover or enjoy historical sites and museums, you won’t have to pay a penny to enter any museums or zoos while you’re here.

Saint Louis, nicknamed The Gateway City, is known for many attractions, but the most compelling is the Gateway Arch. After-all the city was nicknamed after the magnificent 630-foot monument, it’s the tallest arch in the whole world and the tallest man-made monument in the Western-Hemisphere of the United States of America.