Top 10 things to do in St Louis (Top free tourist attractions, visits, museums and monuments)
In this video, we will take you through our Top 10 favorite things to do in Saint Louis, Missouri. St Louis has tons to offer for the whole family: museums, parks, restaurants, monuments, sport, shopping, art, history, etc. No matter what you are into, this video will provide you ideas of things to do and things to see in St Louis. And 5 of the 10 attractions covered in this video are absolutely free.
Top 10 St Louis activities featured in this video:
00:00 - Intro
00:51 - Gateway Arch
02:28 - Budweiser Brewery
03:32 - Cathedral Basilica
04:48 - Forest Park
05:50 - Art Museum
06:56 - Zoo
08:06 - Busch Stadium
09:23 - Botanical Garden
10:28 - City Museum
11:41 - City Garden
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3. St Louis Cathedral Basilica: Requiem In Cello
4. Forest Park: Eternal Garden by Dan Henig
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9. St Louis City Museum: New Horizons by Futuremono
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10 Places in Illinois You Should NEVER Move To
Every state has cities and towns that are really nice, but they also have some that should be avoided at all costs, but to high poverty rates, a lack of decent jobs, a bad educational system, and/or high crime rates. Illinois is no exception. There are several communities that I would never recommend to someone moving to the Land of Lincoln. In this video, we're taking a look at 10 of those places.
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Amtrak map USA: Understand America's train routes
Understand Amtrak routes and thruway connecting services across the USA. This video explains Amtrak's train routes, how to plan journeys and buy tickets, and where you can and can't go.
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0:17 Amtrak map basics
1:24 Amtrak routes on the East Coast
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2:56 Amtrak's website and maps
3:13 Amtrak maps in the Northeast
3:52 Coast to coast on Amtrak (change in Chicago)
4:19 Gaps in the Amtrak route map
5:02 Amtrak's thruway connecting services
5:58 The joys of riding Amtrak
6:25 Amtrak website's various maps
6:57 Amtrak's Track-A-Train feature
7:31 Using Google Maps for Amtrak routes
8:07 Using Amtrak's website to plan thruway connections
8:34 Wrap-up
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So where exactly do Amtrak trains go in the United States? This video is an in-depth look at where Amtrak can take you, and how you can use Amtrak and its connecting services to get around America.
To get around America and travel between the cities on this map, sometimes it’s a single ride on one train and sometimes it isn’t. Most importantly, there’s no coast-to-coast service. So if you want to travel from, say, New York to Los Angeles, you’ll have to transfer. Most transfers between the east and the west part of the country are done in Chicago, which is a major Amtrak hub. You can also transfer in New Orleans.
The best way to figure out exactly how to get from place to place on Amtrak is to let them decide. When you buy tickets on the Amtrak website, you just put in your starting and ending points and it will give you whatever options there are. Often there aren’t really as many options as you’d think, assuming you want as few transfers as possible. For example, despite all the Amtrak lines in the northeast, there’s only one direct route between Boston and Chicago, and only two between New York and Chicago.
Speaking of the northeast, this is arguably the best-served area of the United States. Compared to other parts of the country, quite a few shorter and more specialized routes exist here. So you can take the Keystone Service between New York and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; or the Pennsylvanian between New York and Pittsburgh. The Downeaster goes between Boston and Brunswick, Maine. From New York, the Adirondack and Maple Leaf take you to Montreal and Toronto, respectively. So, if you’re traveling around the northeast on Amtrak, you’re fairly well covered.
What if you want to go from Washington DC to Denver? In this case you’ll need two trains, either the Cardinal or the Capitol Limited to Chicago, and then the California Zephyr to Denver.
Now, while there are a lot of major and some not-so-major cities on this map, and thus ways to travel between them on Amtrak, there are obviously some gaps. We already saw how Amtrak doesn’t even enter Wyoming or South Dakota at all, and other states like New Hampshire, Tennessee, and Delaware just barely. And what about major destinations Amtrak *does* go, like Atlanta? Only one route passes through Atlanta, the Crescent. That means there’s no easy way to get between Atlanta and… Chicago, or Florida, or Nashville. New Orleans and Washington DC, those are pretty much your only options from Atlanta. In fact Amtrak doesn’t go anywhere near Nashville. Nor does it go to Phoenix, or Las Vegas, or Boise or Twin Falls, or Augusta Maine. And on and on.
The good news is that Amtrak partners with various transportation services, usually buses, around the country to provide access to many more destinations. This map, which is on the Amtrak website, shows these connecting routes in green. Amtrak calls them Thruway services. This is how you can fill in a lot of the gaps in Amtrak’s main train routes, and get to Las Vegas, or to Phoenix, or Montgomery Alabama, or Sarasota, or Nashville, or way up through Wisconsin and Michigan. This is how you explore more of Oregon and Colorado, and Kentucky and Ohio… and yes, how you can use Amtrak to move around the great state of Wyoming.
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10 Best Tourist Attractions in St. Louis, Missouri
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THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO TO ST. LOUIS
Today we share the things to know before you go to St Louis, perfect for those planning a trip to St Louis Missouri. We share the best time to visit St Louis, getting around St Louis and getting to St Louis. We also share the typical prices in St Louis so you know how to save money in St Louis and how to visit St Louis on a budget. Lastly, we share the top things to do in St Louis, so that you know ow to plan a trip to St Louis.
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7 Ghost Towns in Pennsylvania I Bet You Don't Know!
Explore 7 forgotten towns in Pennsylvania that time left behind. From eerie ghost towns to abandoned places with rich histories, this video uncovers the mysteries and secrets of Pennsylvania's most intriguing abandoned towns. Discover the stories behind these hidden gems and why they were left deserted. Perfect for history buffs, urban explorers, and travel enthusiasts.
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Illinois Road Trip 😎 What did I find on today's epic road trip? #roadtrip #illinois
Follow along today on my epic Illinois Road trip with lots of random Roadside attractions
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0:00 Two Story Outhouse, Gays Illinois
2:03 Frigid Queen
4:02 Kaskaskia Dragon, Vandalia Illinois
3:44 Gateway Arch Replica, Vandalia Illinois
5:38 My Garage Museum, Effingham Illinois
4:37 Effingham Cross, Effingham Illinois
4:59 Duct Tin Man, Effingham Illinois
7:48 Yard Art with Trucks, Brownstown Illinois
6:12 Teepee, Big Buffalo and Fighting Horses, St. Elmo Illinois
5:58 Giant Miller Lite, Altamont Illinois
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Top Things to Do in St Louis, MO
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00:00 - Intro
00:40 - The Gateway Arch
02:15 - City Museum
03:12 - St. Louis Forest Park
04:18 - Old Courthouse
05:07 - Missouri Botanical Gardens
06:08 - Saint Louis Zoo
07:10 - Magic House – St. Louis Children's Museum
07:31 - Six Flags St. Louis
08:05 - Outro
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St. Louis, Missouri, home of the famous Gateway Arch, is the second-largest city in the state. It can be found directly below the junction point of the Mississippi and Missouri, which serve as the natural boundaries between Illinois and Missouri. The city has earned its nickname as the 'Gateway to the West' due to the fact that it was the place that the European settlers embarked on their historic journey to tame the Wild West. But nowadays, with all of the sights and attractions to see in St. Louis, you have very little need to leave the city limits in order to find excitement and adventure.
Some of St. Louis's top attractions include the Gateway Arch, the world-class St. Louis Zoo, the City Museum, and Six Flags. But the fun isn't just limited to just those few destinations. St. Louis is a modern, bustling metropolis that offers countless opportunities for visitors to enjoy some fine dining, shopping, exploration, and relaxation. There are numerous museums and other alluring attractions to see, and the city's rich history is well-worth learning about on its own.
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Best Place to Photograph the Gateway Arch St. Louis #stlouis
Do you know where to go to take the best pictures of the St. Louis Gateway Arch? Malcolm W. Martin Memorial park in East St. Louis has a raised platform you can walk up to that has a fantastic view of the St. Louis arch and the St. Louis skyline!
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Alton, Illinois Activities, Attractions, Lodging, Fun Things to Do
Greater St. Louis Meeting of the Great Rivers vacation and staycation getaway. Explore Alton, IL attractions, activities, and things to do.
From hotels to bed and breakfasts, antique shops to wineries, hiking and biking trails to water parks, 13 months of fun a year awaits.
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The Centenarian Worker/Interesting Sculpture & Mural - East Alton, Illinois
I make a short visit to East Alton, Illinois to check out an interesting sculpture called The Centenarian Worker which celebrated the city's 100th anniversary.
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Top 10 Best Waterfalls to Visit in Illinois | USA - English
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There are too many beautiful waterfalls in Illinois. Illinois has a flat topography than most other states, and mountainous terrain may not surround the waterfalls. Yet, they generate a spectacular beauty of their own. The forest or prairie setting and exotic canyons and towering cliffs engulfing the waterfalls elevate its scenic beauty. Despite the strenuous and risky hike to reach most of them, the magnificent view of these mesmerizing waterfalls is undoubtedly going to make you forget all your weariness. Today we will show you the top 10 beautiful waterfalls in Illinois and have an eye-catching beauty of nature.
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TOP 25 Things To Do In Missouri 🇺🇸 Travel Guide
Missouri, a state rich in history and natural beauty, offers a diverse array of experiences for both visitors and residents.
0:00 Introduction
0:05 Haygoods
0:18 Sight & Sound Theatres
0:47 Gateway Arch
1:09 Silver Dollar City
1:22 Titanic Museum
1:35 Missouri Botanical Garden
1:57 Busch Stadium
2:29 Presleys' Country Jubilee
2:53 Forest Park
4:10 Branson Landing
Located in the heart of the United States, Missouri USA is a destination that seamlessly blends urban excitement with rural charm. When considering things to do in Missouri, one cannot overlook the iconic Gateway Arch in St. Louis, a symbol of westward expansion and a must-see for any Missouri tour.
For those seeking outdoor adventures, the Ozark Mountains provide some of the best things to do in Missouri. Hiking, fishing, and camping in this picturesque region are popular Missouri activities that allow visitors to immerse themselves in the state's natural splendor. These outdoor pursuits are complemented by the numerous lakes and rivers that dot the landscape, offering ample opportunities for water-based fun things to do in Missouri.
When it comes to urban exploration, Kansas City and St. Louis stand out as vibrant metropolises with a plethora of Missouri attractions. Kansas City is renowned for its mouthwatering barbecue and lively jazz scene, making it a top destination for food and music enthusiasts. St. Louis, on the other hand, boasts world-class museums, including the Saint Louis Science Center and the Missouri Botanical Garden, which are among the top things to do in Missouri, especially for families.
As night falls, the list of things to do in Missouri at night expands to include a thriving nightlife scene. Cities like Columbia and Springfield come alive with bars, clubs, and live music venues, offering entertainment for every taste. For those seeking unique things to do in Missouri, consider attending local festivals, art walks, or even embarking on ghost tours in historic districts.
Missouri's rich heritage is evident in the many places to visit in Missouri that showcase its past. The Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum in Hannibal and various Civil War sites scattered across the state provide fascinating glimpses into different eras of Missouri's history. These historical attractions, combined with charming small towns, each with its own distinct character, add depth to any Missouri sightseeing experience.
When planning what to do in Missouri, it's essential to consider the state's diverse landscapes. From the rolling hills of wine country to the tranquil beauty of state parks, there are countless things to see in Missouri that cater to nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. These natural wonders, along with the state's cultural offerings, make up the core of any comprehensive Missouri travel guide.
Whether you're interested in urban exploration, outdoor adventures, or delving into history, USA Missouri has something to offer. The variety of Missouri tourist attractions ensures that visitors can craft a unique and memorable experience. From engaging in thrilling Missouri activities to enjoying a relaxing Missouri tour, the state presents a rich tapestry of experiences waiting to be discovered.
In conclusion, a visit to Missouri promises an unforgettable journey through a state that embodies the heart of America. With its blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and historical significance, Missouri stands out as a must-visit destination for travelers seeking authentic American experiences. So, when considering your next adventure, remember that Missouri things to do are as diverse and exciting as the state itself.
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Driving Around Small Town Alton, Illinois in 4k Video
Filmed on Monday, June 26 2023, I drive around the city of Alton, Illinois to see what's happening. This is my 2nd trip to Alton.
Alton was developed as a river town in January 1818 by Rufus Easton, who named it after his son. Easton ran a passenger ferry service across the Mississippi River to the Missouri shore.
Alton is located amid the confluence of three navigable rivers: the Illinois, the Mississippi, and the Missouri, and it quickly developed into a river trading town with an industrial character.
Alton became an important town for abolitionists, as Illinois was a free state, separated from the slave state of Missouri only by the Mississippi River. Pro-slavery activists also lived there and slave catchers often raided the city. Escaped slaves would cross the river to seek shelter in Alton, and proceed to safer places through stations of the Underground Railroad.
On October 15, 1858, Alton was the site of the seventh Lincoln-Douglas debate. A memorial at the site in downtown Alton features oversized statues of Lincoln and Douglas, as they would have appeared during the debate. Congressional representatives came to Alton when they drafted the Thirteenth Amendment of the Constitution, to permanently end slavery throughout the Union.
In 1937, two commercial fishermen from Alton caught a bull shark in the Mississippi River. They displayed the 5-foot 84-pound shark in the Calhoun Fish Market, where it attracted crowds for days.
Many blocks of housing in Alton were built in the Victorian Queen Anne style. They represent a prosperous period in the river city's history. At the top of the hill in the commercial area, several stone churches and a fine city hall also represent the city's wealth during its good times based on river traffic, manufacturing and shipping.
Once the site of several brick factories, Alton has an unusually high number of streets still paved in brick.
Numerous residences on hills have sweeping views of the Mississippi River. Most of Alton is located on bluffs overlooking the river valley. The Meeting of the Great Rivers National Scenic Byway runs along the Alton riverfront.
The River Road goes right next to the river north to Grafton. Above that, it is often routed inland of the floodplain. It provides views of the dramatic contrast between the high cliffs of the Illinois side to the broad, flat, green agricultural countryside of Portage des Sioux, Missouri. The Great River Road is a popular bicycle touring route.
In the late 19th and 20th centuries, Alton became a town of heavy industry and manufacturing. Laclede Steel established major steel manufacturing operations in the town. Local industry also includes Cope Plastics and Hanley Industries. Alton was home to once-thriving, now defunct, industries such as the Owens-Illinois Glass Bottle Works and Alton Box Board Company.
Restructuring in the industry in the mid-20th century led Alton to create a new future. It has facilities for corporate and vacation retreats and it has transitioned into a popular tourist destination. Alton's location and historical heritage make it a popular destination for antique shopping, touring historic areas, and gambling aboard the Argosy Casino.
Other Greater Alton attractions include Alton Marina; nine golf courses, fine dining and night life; and a large selection of bed-and-breakfasts and guest houses. These include the Beall Mansion An Elegant Bed & Breakfast Inn, voted Best Illinois Bed and Breakfast in the Illinois Magazine Readers Poll.
Billing itself as the wedding capital of the Midwest, Alton has become a popular venue for weddings, receptions, and honeymoons.
Some visitors come to explore the natural environment of the area. A designated bikeway extends for miles north of town along the Mississippi River and below the limestone bluffs; its relatively flat grade and passage through tree-shaded areas makes it an easy ride for families.
During the migration seasons, Alton is a destination for birdwatchers along the Mississippi Flyway; winter visitors come to see the bald eagles that roost on the Illinois limestone bluffs and feed on fish in the river.
As of the census of 2020, there were 25,676 people residing in the city.
The racial makeup of the city was 72.3% White, 24.7% Black or African American, 0.18% Native American, 0.4% Asian, 0.1% Pacific Islander, 0.7% from other races, 1.7% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino people of any race were 1.5% of the population.
The median household income was $44,401 and the Per capita income was $30,830. 18.7% of the population were living below the poverty line.
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10 Illinois Cities To Consider Moving To
Illinois has been steadily losing population for years, partly because many of its communities are falling apart. There are some, though, that are thriving. I took a look at the statistics, including income, poverty rates, school systems, etc., and found which cities and towns are doing the best. Here are the 10 towns where people can find jobs, affordable housing, and all of the other amenities needed.
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The Most Haunted Town in America! Alton, Illinois
Spooks call this place home, and they have the potential of appearing at any time, to any person, at any location. It is said that limestone, a building material used in many Alton dwellings because of its supply nearby, holds psychic energy. The Illini Indians once dominated this place, along with the nearby convergence of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. All this makes for a great ghostly paradise!
EAST ST LOUIS: The Most DANGEROUS SUBURB In The United States
I visited East St Louis, Illinois.
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Alton, Illinois
Alton is a city on the Mississippi River in Madison County, about 18 miles (29 km) north of St. Louis, Missouri. The population was 25,676 at the 2020 census. It is a part of the River Bend area in the Metro-East region of the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area. It is famous for its limestone bluffs along the river north of the city, as the former location of the state penitentiary, and for its role preceding and during the American Civil War. It was the site of the last Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas debate in October 1858. The former state penitentiary in Alton was used during the Civil War to hold up to 12,000 Confederate prisoners of war.