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Jefferson Barracks Park Review

4.4 /55 Reviews
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Once in St. Louis, Illinois, you will see this magnificent building with a stainless steel suspension line, 192 meters high, built in 1964 only two years after construction. There is an elevator at the bottom of the arch that can go directly to the top floor. The St. Louis Arch is a landmark in downtown St. Louis and can be seen from a distance. Impressed like a rainbow bridge standing on the Mississippi River. It's too high! But when you get on top of the small window you will definitely feel like you are already on the "heaven"! Very special, don't miss it. St. Louis was the only way for these indomitable pioneers to go west, to conquer remote areas and to find a way to make a living during the American or British colony. They once described St. Louis as the "gateway to the West". The arches of St. Louis were built to commemorate them.

Jefferson Barracks Park

Posted: Feb 11, 2018
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  • royal_tian01
    4/5Excellent
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    If you have been to St. Louis, you will definitely see this towering stainless steel building. This building that feels like a postmodern design style has become a symbol of St. Louis.

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    Posted: Apr 21, 2019
  • RiverBlue
    5/5Outstanding
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    This is the location of the super-attack. The big arch is very characteristic. The shell is stainless steel. His construction has a lot of stories. There is a documentary specializing in it. You can go and see it. There is an exhibition hall inside.

    1
    Posted: Sep 20, 2016
  • 春田罗斯
    5/5Outstanding
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    Illinois? It's the capital of Missouri.

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    Posted: Apr 21, 2019
  • 很认真的想昵称
    3/5Average
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    The adult ticket for the arch is 13 knives, that is, take the elevator to the highest floor to see the whole city.

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    Posted: Nov 25, 2017