I had the pleasure of touring today with Elizabeth! She was so smart and fun-- a true pleasure to…read morespend two hours with. We toured much of downtown and I was able to learn more about this incredible with her than I ever would have learned on my own. We checked out unique architecture and dove into the history of the city's landscape and beginnings. If you are visiting the city and want a local's view for a great price you need to check them out!

St. Louis is the Gateway to the West, AND Renegade Tours is the Gateway to St. Louis…read more Amanda gave us a personalized tour covering everything from when St. Louis wasn't even in the U.S., to the many lucrative technical innovations of James Eads, to the very roots of the Heartland's soulful sounds. Her historic detail, humor, charm, easy manner, AND attention to the tectonic cultural shifts that have happened, and continue to happen in St. Louis makes Amanda's tour company live up to Zack de la Rocha's lyrics in "Renegades of Funk": Nothing stayed the same, but there were always renegades Like Chief Sitting Bull, Tom Paine Dr. Martin Luther King, Malcom X They were renegades of their time and age The mighty renegades Want to meet some mighty Renegades? Go to St. Louis. Take a tour with Amanda and her crew of Renegades. You will be in the presence of Mighty Renegades. And you will never be the same. Do it now.

I was in town for work, and I found myself with some extra hours. I am a history nerd, so I was…read morereferred to Nathan from a friend! We did a walking tour of the Historic Soulard District. I was completely fascinated by the history of the area. Nathan has an extensive and impressive amount of local history knowledge, and I learned a ton about architecture from him as well. If you're a history nerd, or even if you just want a glimpse into St. Louis's past, I highly recommend booking a tour!

The tour of Lafayette square was interesting. Nathan shared tons of history about several homes in…read morethe area. It is really amazing how much he knows. He was able to answer a lot of questions that other tourist had.

Looking for a Fun thing to do? Especially in this heat?…read more Head to Bonne Terre Mines... it is a Cool 62 degrees all year around!! The Tour Guides are very knowledgeable and make the tour fun! It is Amazing how the miners back in the day worked underground. Now this is a walking tour with many steps. So if you can not do that then this is not for you.

This was our first time. It was fun and not too bad of a trek. We went on a short boat ride as part…read moreof the tour which was really cool (only subterranean boat ride I've ever been on). Most of the floors are slippery so I would careful if you have trouble with this. They also have scuba diving.

They truly have some amazing things inside here I truly enjoyed every moment of checking this…read moremuseum out. Don't forget to check out Sam, he's definitely something special today was my second time visiting. I'm looking forward to Dinner And Spirits.

OK...let me first say that I have never seen a ghost and when a friend got a group of us together…read morefor a haunted tour in Alton I was not expecting much excitement. I was wrong. I'm still not sure about ghosts but the folks that run this operation take it very seriously and did a great job of presenting historical information about the MIneral Springs hotel and some of its past visitors that may still be...hmmm...visiting. They also went into great detail about the background on a number of individuals buried in the Alton Cemetery which we also toured in the dark with flashlights. The cost per person was $30 which included soft drinks and snacks at the hotel. Everyone also received a tarot card reading. Oh...did I mention we held a seance in the cemetery....hmmm. The entire event took about four hours and I have to admit a few strange things happened during the tour. So based on the presentation of four hours of well-thought out entertainment in a dark cemetery and old hotel, I give these folks four stars and a recommendation to check them out. Tip #1: Bring a flashlight and wear comfortable walking shoes Tip #2: Leave kids under 10 at home Tip #3: If you ever plan to go on a ghost tour anywhere, download an app called Ghost Radar. It was not made by the owners at Mineral Springs (or me), but they told us about it. It cost a buck and I still can't believe what happened when we used it during the tour of the cemetery. Tip #4: Get ready to say: Hmmm...

Lori was our tour guide and she provided a great tour of The Hill. She was very knowledgeable…read moreabout the history and provided fun facts as well. The restaurant choices were great. You won't leave hungry!

This tour is a 5/5 for sure! My husband and I try to do a food tour every time we visit a new city…read more We've done more than a few, and the St. Louis tour in The Hill has been our favorite so far! We learned so much about the food, culture, and history of St. Louis and had a great time meeting new people and enjoying delicious bites along the way! You should absolutely take this tour while in STL!

This review is for the December nighttime candlelight walk, though my site notes cover any visit…read more Since the county parks department took over this historic village a few years ago, the program has been completely revamped. For the better, I've been told. For the candlelight program Daniel Boone and his wife, as characters, greet visitors and share a bit about their frontier life. Other period characters explain holiday customs, tell stories, or recite whole passages from memory of Dickens' A Christmas Carol or Moore's Nicholas (as 'Twas the Night Before Christmas was originally called). At points in the village visitors become part of the program, such as mummers (traveling beggars) at one house. The entire circular stroll starts and ends in the same spot. It takes about 2-1/2 hours to complete, though the time flies by. Visitor notes: This is not an ADA experience. It would be challenging even with a stroller. The interest level and time commitment might be more appropriate for older teens, young and middle age adults, and healthy seniors. Very much of the tour is outside as you move from building to building. Walkways are uneven rock paths, soft mulch, or wood stairs of varying heights. For the nighttime experience paths and buildings are lit by candlelight and can be somewhat dark. Floors are rock, wood, or dirt. The route would be difficult to travel other than by foot. Also, though cider and cookies are complementary, they're at the entrance/exit. You may want to pack snacks for yourself or little ones because no food is available on the route or allowed in buildings. However, go--if you can--and enjoy a truly unique holiday event.

This is a great historical site. The Daniel Boone Home is authentic and original to the site. The…read morehistoric village is not original to the site but includes a number of historic buildings that have been preserved and relocated here. We took the guided tour ($8 for seniors) and had a phenomenal tour guide. He was a recent graduate with a degree in history. His tour was very informative and he tried hard to dispel some of the myths surrounding Daniel Boone and some misconceptions based on the Festus Parker protrayal of Daniel Boon on TV. He was great. After the guided tour of the house, we did a self guided tour of the historic village. This was well worth the visit.

Amazing experience! We were able to get on the helicopter within about 10 minutes, which was a…read moregreat surprise. The entire flight was so much fun! The pilot explained everything we were flying over and shared interesting history and fun facts along the way, which made the experience even better. Everyone was friendly, professional, and made us feel comfortable from start to finish. 10/10 experience - I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a unique way to see the area, and I'll most likely be back again in the future!

I got there early (right after they opened) and was able to get a ticket relatively quickly. I did…read morethe deluxe tour and the pilot was very knowledgeable about the area and accommodating when getting photos. I had a blast and would recommend to anyone looking to see St Louis from the air.

If you like planes and you like history, this is the place for you. Learn about Boeing's products,…read moresee the history, and enjoy fun facts. Did you know Marilyn Monroe was a Boeing employee?

VERY VERY COOL.... this is an amazing way to visit a cool Air & Space History Exhibit…read more Please look at their website for more in depth info... group tours, etc. The Prologue Room is open for self-guided tours to the general public (individuals, small groups, etc.) only during the summer months: June, July and August, 9:00 a.m. -- 4:00 p.m., Monday -- Friday Free admission. Free parking. Cameras are permitted. The facility is wheelchair accessible. The Prologue Room is located in Building 100 at the corner of McDonnell Boulevard and Airport Road, adjacent to Lambert-St. Louis International airport. DIRECTIONS From HWY 70: Exit Hwy 170 North, exit Airport Road; turn left onto Airport Road. Turn right at third signal light into Main Entrance. The Prologue Room is in Bldg 100. From HWY 270: Exit Hwy 170 South; exit Airport Road; turn right onto Airport Road. Turn right at second signal light into Main Entrance. The Prologue Room is in Bldg 100. From Lindbergh Blvd: Turn east on McDonnell Blvd; turn left onto Airport Road. Turn left at first signal light into Main Entrance. The Prologue Room is in Bldg 100.

This wasn't my first ride on a Mid American. They've always been clean, good drivers, but tonight…read morewas exceptional. Took the coach to Frozen On Ice at Scott Trade in STL. The snow was coming down before we began our trip. Cindy our driver, and Glenda our concierge, were not only a fantastic team but made even the nervous passengers feel at ease. Glenda came around with candy for everyone and had a little trivia to pass the time for the up'ing travelers. Traffic was so backed up, because of the weather, but Cindy maneuvered around the traffic and got us to the show on time. It was wonderful to be dropped RIGHT at the door. The snow continued while we were at the show. When we came out, she was again Right at the door. How convenient! Especially with all the little "Elsa's" not completely dressed for the weather. We had to wait to start the snowy trek home. There were 3 passengers missing for quite a while, and Glenda went on a hunt for them. She and Cindy were patient and polite to the absent passengers, and Cindy attended to us waiting patiently on the coach. Cindy was an EXCELLENT driver and made everyone feel very safe. The driving conditions with crazy semi's zooming by was nerve wracking, but Cindy handled it with ease. Glenda brought the Frozen DVD to watch on the way home. It was a great distraction for anxious passengers and the tired young uns. When we arrived back, Glenda helped people clean off the 3+ inches of snow mounded on their vehicles. Cindy waited in the coach with passengers while their cars warned up. WOW....these ladies were impressive!!! If I could give 10 stars I would!!!

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