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Anyone know anything about St. Louis?
We bought tickets to go visit Joe's best/boyfriend and his wife. I'm super excited!
What's there to do? We are going to a baseball game and possibly a riverboat cruise but other than that, we're wide open.
We're going in June if that helps at all. TIA!
Re: Anyone know anything about St. Louis?
Well, first of all I know that it is like 6 hrs from me lol
I don't know much bc I've never been but they do have the big arch there and the budweiser plant or museum or something like that lol You can take a tour.
I think Elisa used to live there, so she'd prob be more help
ahahhaha I
you Britt.
growing up we had good friends in st. louis and my cousin lived there for a few years so we knew the area pretty well.
Go to the hill area there, there's some awesome restaurants that your friends should know (it's italian). The spaghetti factory is downtown near the arch, great food, long wait. Blueberry hill and Fitz's is also good, they make their own rootbeer at Fitz's, it's the best and located in the university area.
There's a giant amoco sign too. Just saying.
Yes, there's a beer factory. You can also go to Grants Farm which is a zoo/petting farm and they serve alchy with your ticket (or they used to at least!). The arch (only if it's not too windy, otherwise they close it down), most of the time dinner and such will carry you for dinner and his boyfriend will know what to do! Have fun! The downtown area is pretty vacant on Sundays, eerily closed down, but lots of fun!
Alicia! I didn't know you went to Wash U! You must be super smart!
And Nami, def try to do the things Alicia mentioned. She's right, though. It is going to be super hot and humid! I lived there from 1999 to 2006.
As for other things to do, check out the Central West End for some eclectic happeneings. There is a local indy paper that is called the Riverfront Times. It will have a list of all the stuff going on that week. I think you can access it online as well.
The arch, the baseball game, see a show at the Muny, eat on The Hill, The Art Museum is pretty cool as is the city museum, see if there is a concert, maybe go to the casinos.
You can also see if your friends want to do a float trip on the river. They are super super fun!