St Louis Missouri

St. Louis, Missouri is a beautiful city with lots of side attraction. Given the name St. Louis, after a France king (King Louis IX of France), who was the only King to also become a saint, in 1297. St. Louis is seldom called the western-most eastern city, while the eastern-most western city is Kansas; the Missouri river divides these two. Missouri is a quite populated state, with Jefferson City being the capital, and St. Louis being one of the largest areas.

Missouri has a humid continental climate, which means it has both hot and humid summers, with cold winters. Missouri experiences extremes from both summer and winter seasons. It can become excessively hot and humid in the summertime and bitterly cold in the winter.

St. Louis not only has a vast agricultural output but also has a strong manufacturing industry. It is also home to abundant natural resources and tourist attraction. Missouri ranks first for the production of lime. Tourism also helps bring money to the state, and after manufacturing, tourism boosts the economy of Missouri statewide

They are ranked sixth in the nation for the production of hogs and seventh for production of cattle. They are also ranked fifth in the nation for the production of soybeans.

St. Louis is definitely a place to visit; it has a beautiful neighborhood, and a few attractions for guests, families, and tourists. One can start by visiting the artistic oasis downtown, which has many features, such us fountains/pools, 20 plus kinds of trees, a variety of flowering species, and exotic plants.

For people who love nature, there is a good place to visit, which is the Forest Park. This is one of the largest parks urban parks in the United States and covers approx. 1,293 acres of land. More than 12 million visitors each year, and you and your family will enjoy the wildlife, landscapes, historic buildings, biking trails, and monuments. This city has a lot of land for industry and business usage. There are so many places to explore.

St Louis city museum is another place you would want to visit. It has been opened for people coming from afar since 1997. The city museum has a good list of attraction for people of any age; enjoy a variety of sculptures and architecture. You can see the “World Aquarium,” which has a variety of creatures (sharks, fishes, seahorses, etc.), the “Art City” is a place your kids will enjoy, as they spend time by creating their own work of art, and professional artists will teach them something new about the history of art and the techniques of painting. The Museum gift shop will help you to take something back with you from St Louis, and the souvenirs will help you to remember an extraordinary visiting experience.

Directions from Dalo Motoring to City Museum

Head south on Lin Ferry Dr toward S Lindbergh Blvd, Turn left at the 1st cross street onto US-50 E/US-61 S/US-67 S/S Lindbergh Blvd, Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto the Interstate 55 N ramp, follow I-55 N to St. Louis. Take exit 207B-207C from I-55 N, Use the 2nd from the left lane to take exit 207B-207C toward Truman Pkwy, Continue on Truman Pkwy. Take S 18th St to N 16th St, Turn right onto Delmar Blvd, Turn right at the 2nd cross street onto N 16th St

St. Louis is definitely a place to visit. A city booming with life, where you can get anything you need without much hassle. You can visit today, and have a good experience, and I bet you won’t regret why!