Cheap Things To Do in Saint Louis, Missouri

The first institution of higher learning west of the Mississippi. Attractions include the historic Samuel C... More on ExploreStLouis.com

However, I never go back to St. More on Yahoo! Travel

Dogs are welcome on the outside tour of the Museum of Transportation. Leashes are required as you view all ... More on DogFriendly.com

It is safe and very clean ! More on GoCityKids

Located on 90 acres in beautiful Forest Park, the Saint Louis Zoo is home to more than 22,800 wild animals,... More on aza.org

Located in beautiful Forest Park, the zoo is well worth the $9 parking ! More on igougo

Featuring an enchanted forest, aquarium, interactive maze, and ferris wheel, the City Museum will absolute...

In this abandoned warehouse, a real 20-foot-tall dinosaur skeleton from 70 million years ago looms along wi... More on Weather.com

Featuring fine home furnishings, plants, books, jewelry and garden accessories. Lovely items for home and h... More on ExploreStLouis.com

There is also a beautiful Japanese garden with Koi fish feeding which is a lot of fun for kids . More on GeckoGo

Come visit the World Aquarium and experience an exciting exploration of our exhibits with over 10,000 anima... More on familydaysoutusa

Like everyone said, cages /tanks are too small, lots of hazards, fish are crowded and unkept, great place t... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Saint Louis Art Museum is one of the nation's leading comprehensive art museums, containing more than 3... More on Stlouis.art.museum

Louisians-is an excellent museum . More on igougo

The Gateway Arch reflects St. Louis' role in the Westward Expansion of the United States during the ninetee... More on recreation.gov

You can get a great view of it from the Arch, and a great view of the Arch from the Old Courthouse. More on Epinions.com

Leashed dogs are allowed at Jefferson Barracks Historical Park open for self guided tours or guided tours of the ordnance part of the 1850's fort. The park has picnic shelters, a disk golf course a... More on DogFriendly.com

Just bring your bug spray, you are awfully clos... More on KidsPlayParks

The Grant National Historic Site allows visitors to step into the 19th century home life of one of the Civi... More on Heritage

While entry to this historic site is free (donations accepted), it was a bit of a disappointment to us. More on igougo