Un viaje de tres días a St. Louis
Three-Day Trip to St. Louis, MO
Day 1: Arrival and Downtown Exploration
Morning:
Arrival in St. Louis: Check into your hotel. Some recommended options include The Chase Park Plaza Royal Sonesta St. Louis, Magnolia Hotel St. Louis, or Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis.
Breakfast: Start your day with breakfast at Rooster, known for its crepes and brunch dishes.
Mid-Morning:
Gateway Arch: Visit the iconic Gateway Arch. Take a tram ride to the top for a stunning view of the city and the Mississippi River. Explore the Museum at the Gateway Arch to learn about the westward expansion.
Lunch:
Ballpark Village: Head to Ballpark Village, located next to Busch Stadium, for lunch. There are several dining options like Cardinals Nation and PBR St. Louis.
Afternoon:
Citygarden: Spend some time at Citygarden, an urban sculpture park with interactive art, fountains, and gardens. It's a great place for a leisurely walk.
Old Courthouse: Visit the Old Courthouse, part of the Gateway Arch National Park, to learn about the Dred Scott case and other historical events.
Evening:
Dinner: Dine at one of St. Louis' top restaurants, such as Tony's, known for its Italian cuisine, or Sidney Street Cafe for contemporary American dishes.
Nightcap: Enjoy a drink at The Planter's House, a cocktail bar with a cozy atmosphere and creative drinks.
Day 2: Museums and Cultural Experiences
Morning:
Breakfast: Have breakfast at Half & Half, a popular spot for its creative breakfast dishes and great coffee.
Missouri Botanical Garden: Start your day with a visit to the Missouri Botanical Garden. Explore the beautiful gardens, including the Climatron and the Japanese Garden.
Lunch:
The Hill: Head to The Hill, St. Louis' historic Italian neighborhood, for lunch. Try Zia's Restaurant or Rigazzi's for authentic Italian cuisine.
Afternoon:
St. Louis Science Center: Spend the afternoon at the St. Louis Science Center. It's a fun and educational experience with interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and an IMAX theater.
Forest Park: Explore Forest Park, one of the largest urban parks in the United States. Visit the Saint Louis Art Museum or the Saint Louis Zoo, both of which are free and located within the park.
Evening:
Dinner: Have dinner at The Boathouse at Forest Park, offering beautiful views of the lake and a relaxed dining experience.
Live Music: Check out the local music scene at venues like The Pageant or Blueberry Hill in The Loop.
Day 3: Local Flavor and Relaxation
Morning:
Breakfast: Start your day with breakfast at Egg, known for its delicious and hearty breakfast dishes.
Soulard Farmers Market: Visit the historic Soulard Farmers Market, one of the oldest farmers markets in the country. Explore the stalls and enjoy some local treats.
Lunch:
Bogart's Smokehouse: For a taste of St. Louis barbecue, head to Bogart's Smokehouse for lunch. Their ribs and pulled pork are highly recommended.
Afternoon:
Anheuser-Busch Brewery Tour: Take a tour of the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. Learn about the brewing process, see the Clydesdale horses, and enjoy some beer samples.
Laclede's Landing: Spend the afternoon exploring Laclede's Landing, a historic district with cobblestone streets, unique shops, and eateries.
Evening:
Dinner: For your final dinner in St. Louis, try Niche Food Group's Pastaria for a modern take on Italian cuisine or Blood & Sand for a unique dining experience.
Night Views: End your trip with a visit to the rooftop bar Three Sixty, located atop the Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark. Enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Gateway Arch.
Tips for a Memorable Trip:
Comfortable Shoes: Many activities involve walking, so wear comfortable shoes.
Plan Ahead: Some attractions may require advance tickets or reservations, especially the Gateway Arch and brewery tours.
Public Transportation: Utilize St. Louis' public transportation options, including the MetroLink light rail system, to get around easily.
Enjoy your three-day trip to St. Louis!
