Things to do in St. Louis

The Dome at America's Center

The Dome at America's Center is located in downtown St. Louis, Missouri, United States. It is a key component of the America's Center convention complex and a multi-purpose indoor stadium that hosts sports events, concerts, exhibitions, and large-scale conferences. Officially opened in 1995, it features seating for approx. 67,000 spectators and offers flexible layouts that can be adjusted based on event requirements. It long served as the home stadium for the NFL's St. Louis Rams. The venue features a fully enclosed dome design and is equipped with advanced lighting, sound, LED display screens, and modern stage facilities, making it suitable for hosting American football, soccer, university sports events, international exhibitions, concerts, and large-scale religious and commercial events. As part of America's Center, the venue is connected to the convention center, exhibition halls, and hotels, providing comprehensive supporting services for large-scale international conferences and exhibitions.

Missouri History Museum

Missouri History Museum is located in St. Louis, Missouri, in the United States, and serves as an important cultural venue for learning about local history and urban development. Through rich exhibitions and historical materials, it chronicles the evolution of Missouri and St. Louis from their early days to modern society. The museum houses and displays a vast collection of items related to local life, urban development, transportation, social culture, and significant historical events, offering visitors an intuitive look at the city's past. When visiting the museum, you can see various historical artifacts, photographs, archives, and everyday items, with exhibitions of different themes showcasing the development of St. Louis from multiple perspectives. Some exhibitions incorporate interactive displays, making historical content easier to understand. Even if you are not familiar with local history in the United States, you can gradually build an understanding of the local history through the exhibits. The surrounding area is quite comfortable, and after your visit, you can take a stroll nearby to soak in the atmosphere of St. Louis. For travelers who enjoy history, museums, and urban culture, this is a cultural attraction worth visiting. Rather than just taking quick photos, spending an hour or two here to explore the exhibits at a leisurely pace will help you discover the stories behind the city of St. Louis.

The Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis

The Cathedral Basilica of St. LouisIt was built between 1907–1914. The cathedral is solemn and magnificent, both inside and out. Its exterior features Romanesque architecture, granite walls, rose windows, and two massive stone towers. The cathedral is dedicated to its patron saint, King Louis IX of France. In 1997, Pope John Paul II designated it as a basilica. The cathedral is renowned for its mosaic decorations. The arched domes are supported by Romanesque-style pointed windows. The moment you enter the cathedral, it feels as if you have traveled back in time to the Byzantine era. The arcades, walls, and domes are covered in magnificent, glittering mosaics, spanning a total area of 83,000 square feet, which were completed by 20 artists over the course of 75 years. The mosaics on the main altar and in one of the interior chapels were created by the Gorham Company, while the Italian-style mosaic decorations were handled by Tiffany.

America's Center Convention Complex

Great Big Game Show St. Louis

Stifel Theatre

The Pageant

Chaifetz Arena

Carondelet Park

Citygarden Sculpture Park