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Home to the Famous St. Louis Cardinals Baseball. Busch Stadium offers a great time for everyone. Visit Ballpark Village for more entertainment.

This modern sports complex off I-55 spans 83 acres, featuring four lighted turf fields for 12U baseball/softball, three multipurpose fields, twelve outdoor pickleball courts, and two batting cages. It also includes 825 parking spots, concessions/restroom buildings, a playground, and plenty of room for future expansion.

Experience the thrill of bowling, laser tag, and arcade games all under one roof! Enjoy live music, delicious casual dining, and refreshing beer—it's the perfect spot for fun and relaxation.

A beautifully restored 1909 opera house offering a diverse lineup of concerts, movies, theater, and dance performances. A historic venue reimagined for modern entertainment!

The Gardens at SIUE is a 35-acre botanical garden nestled within the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville campus. Initially established as an arboretum, this vibrant garden showcases a variety of plants and natural beauty across the expansive university grounds in Edwardsville, Illinois.

This town park offers a variety of attractions, including a memorial, RC crawler course, skateboard park, and courts for basketball, tennis, and volleyball. Enjoy frisbee golf, a park zoo, playgrounds, a lake, and walking trails. A gazebo and restrooms add to the convenience and charm.

The Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri, is an impressive 630-foot tall monument, the tallest of its kind worldwide. Crafted from stainless steel, it stands as Missouri's highest accessible structure and one of the tallest human-made monuments in the Western Hemisphere.

City Museum in St. Louis is a one-of-a-kind attraction showcasing exhibits made from repurposed architectural and industrial pieces. Located in the historic International Shoe building, this imaginative space has been captivating visitors since 1997.

The Missouri Botanical Garden, also known as Shaw's Garden, is a lush oasis in St. Louis. Founded by philanthropist Henry Shaw, this beautiful garden offers a serene escape in the heart of the city.

The Saint Louis Zoo, located in Forest Park, is renowned for its excellence in animal care, research, conservation, and education. Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, it stands as a leader among zoological parks.