Best places: Historical landmarks in Norwood Court, United States

A greenhouse dome, a Victorian home, gardens & more spread across 79 acres.

Opened in 1876, this 1,300-acre park includes 3 museums, a zoo, athletic fields & golf courses.

Curved, 630-ft.-tall monument celebrating US western expansion, with views from the top & a museum.

Park honoring Jefferson's role in western expansion, featuring the Gateway Arch & visitors' center.

Site of a 13th-century Native American urban center with artifacts & ruins of homes & monuments.

Scenic spot with an extensive Pleistocene-age fossil deposit, plus trails, picnic sites & a museum.

Historic brewery featuring various tours, a beer museum, a biergarten, a gift shop & classes.

Mile-long 1929 Mississippi River bridge with a trademark 30-degree turn is open to bikers & walkers.

Jazz, blues, big band & swing shows with cabaret-style seating & a Southern menu.

👍👍 Beautiful walking area, scenic views, wildlife galore, come see for yourself! You won’t regret your visit, plus there is an abundance of food and beverage opportunities nearby!

Restored 19th-century home displaying period furnishings, paintings & the family's personal effects.

Lewis & Clark heritage trail site featuring a replica keel boat & a range of interactive exhibits.

Ritzy cellar haunt in a historic building with a Prohibition-era theme & a required password entry.

This former residence designed in 1950 by Frank Lloyd Wright offers group tours by appointment.

Wood-&-stone lodge with unfussy rooms & rustic cabins, plus an indoor pool & a casual eatery.

👍👍 I like to visit St. Charles Historic district and walk on Main street. On this place, a lot of small souvenirs shops could be visited. The unique architecture and atmosphere could be seen from attached photos.

👍👍 Who knew there’s a water tower shaped as a catsup bottle. Gift shop located in town at Old Herald brewery and distillery so you can buy your World’s largest catsup bottle merch and grab a beer

👍 The Armory STL, located on Market Street, is a great place to come and get a drink, grab a bite to eat, and play various games! You can also watch a sport game being shown on one of the largest TV screens in the region. It is 21+ to enter during the week, with family-friendly daytime hours on the we...

Circa-1908 mansion & event venue with an elegant interior with period furnishings & monthly tours.

Quaint residence of ragtime composer Scott Joplin, offering period furnishings & a museum.