At 630 feet high and 630 feet wide, St. Louis’ iconic Gateway Arch is the tallest arch in the world and the tallest monument in the Western Hemisphere. This National Historic Landmark was completed in ...

You can plan your visit at nps.gov/jeff. The riverfront Gateway Arch is located in downtown St. Louis, Missouri; it’s situated on the bank of the Mississippi River, representing the westward ...

So I elected to divert to St. Louis, where I might have a shot at the arch. The resulting image turned out to be one of my favorites, something I never expected to get. And it’s gotten attention ...

However, many reviewers said the museum and grounds are worth a visit even if you don't pay for the tram ride. Located on the Mississippi River in downtown St. Louis, Gateway Arch National Park is ...

The Gateway Arch is a monument known around the world ... at it and it’s hard not to be simply amazed. Yet, when you visit St. Louis, you can do more than just look at it.

St. Louis is on the rise as a travel hotspot, with a predicted 1.3% increase in hotel revenues for the metro area in 2025, ...

Visitors can learn more about the arch's construction, Colonial St. Louis ... the Saint Louis Science Center (all three free to visit), a golf course and the list goes on. You can also jog ...

The St. Louis Zoo said it will be closed all day with only staff directly related to critical operations expected to report to work. The Gateway Arch also will be closed Sunday. Ticketing and ...

St. Louis has welcomed visitors from far and wide since the city hosted the World’s Fair in 1904. Today, the Gateway City is filled with myriad museums, natural attractions, historical sites ...

The Dayton Flyers did not make the most of their three-day trip to St. Louis from a tourist standpoint. They didn’t visit the Gateway Arch. They didn’t enjoy the crazy slides at the City Museum. They ...