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Most kids are tourists at heart, always exploring and discovering. Whether you're on a family trip or just finally planning to visit the historic, scenic, sublime, and ridiculous spots near you, we've got them all covered museums, parks, great views, tours by land, air, or sea, and more!International Bowling MuseumParent rating:  Location: 111 Stadium Plaza, Saint Louis, MO The International Bowling Museum is a three-story history museum dedicated to the sport of, yes, bowling. From the bowling pin car to zany 50's team shirts, the museum is the go-to place to fin...
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Creve Coeur County ParkParent rating: Location: 2143 Creve Coeur Mill Road, Saint Louis, MO The natural amenities of Creve Coeur Park cannot be beat, especially its 320-acre lake, which St. Louisans use for fishing and boating. Surrounding the lake are a number of scenic areas,...
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Soulard Historic DistrictParent rating: Location: 8th Street and Lafayette, Saint Louis, MO Soulard Historic District, on the National Register of Historic Places, is located in the Near South Side region of the city and has a strong residential tradition stemming from the infl...
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Faust Historical VillageParent rating: Location: 15185 Olive Boulevard, Chesterfield, MO Fifteen structures and period gardens at Faust Historical Village give visitors a strong sense of what day-to-day life was like in a small nineteenth-century village. All structures were...
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Cliff Cave County ParkParent rating: Location: 806 Cliff Cave Road, Saint Louis, MO Spelunkers - novice and advanced - appreciate the namesake shallow cavern of this park, which can be explored by qualified individuals and groups for a distance of nearly 2000 feet. Visitors mu...
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Jefferson Barracks ParkParent rating: Location: 533 Grant Road, Saint Louis, MO Jefferson Barracks Park served as a major military installation between 1826 and 1946; troops bound for service in nearly all major US wars during that period gathered here for supplies ...
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Wayne C. Kennedy Park & Recreation ComplexParent rating: Location: 6050 Wells Road, Saint Louis, MO The 269-acre Wayne C. Kennedy Park is home to the Kennedy Recreation Complex, which features an outdoor Olympic-size swimming pool, and a community meeting room (capacity 25-30 pe...
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Chatillon-DeMenil MansionParent rating: Location: 3352 DeMenil Place, Saint Louis, MO Located in the historic Benton Park neighborhood, the Greek Revival...
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Tower Grove ParkParent rating: Location: 4256 Magnolia Avenue, Saint Louis, MO Thousands of imported trees and shrubs, compliments of nineteenth century philanthropist and botanist Henry Shaw, have taken root over the last century in 289-acre Tower Grove Park, maki...
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Camp River DuboisParent rating: Location: Levee Rd. and Highway 3, Hartford, IL Located at the spot where Meriwether Lewis and William Clark settled for several months during the winter of 1803-1804, Camp River Dubois is also known as the Lewis & Clark State Historic Si...
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Lewis & Clark Boat House & Nature CenterParent rating: Location: Bishop's Landing, 1050 S. Riverside Drive, Saint Charles, MO The Lewis & Clark Boat House & Nature Center - located near the 1804 campsite of the Corps of Discovery - is an educational facility that features exhibits relating both to the Lewis and...
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WentzvilleParent rating: Location: Wentzville City Hall, 310 West Pearce Boulevard, Wentzville, MO Wentzville started its existence in 1855 as a depot on the Northern Missouri Railroad. It makes for a perfect day-trip from St. Louis. Still relatively small, the city boasts 20... |
Scott Joplin HouseParent rating: Location: 2658 Delmar, Saint Louis, MO A State Historic Site, the Scott Joplin House is a modest walk-up flat in which Joplin and his bride began their lives in St. Louis in 1902. Many of his ragtime classics ... |
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