What a fun night to see the brewery lights. My boyfriend paid for admission online. We came here…read morearound 730pm last night and the entry process was simple. We just pull up the QR code on the phone for the staff to scan. Then was issued our s'more kits at the entrance and went to the s'mores area to roast our marshmallows. There were several fire pits for this. We also got a small Budweiser tour. We saw plenty of lights. We also got our picture take the Clydesdale. The horses were super calm so petting them was also optional. The popcorns taste great. Definitely recommend the popcorns. There were less people so we got to enjoy the scene and the lights a lot more. We spent about an hour here.

There's just something special about the AB Brewery. While we went on the coldest night of the…read moreseason, everything was sparkling and inviting. Check it out this month!

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.

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.

Wr had a fairly good time last night with the walking tour. Thomas was great and very…read moreknowledgeable. Since the tour was 3 hours were long we felt we should have had one or two bathroom breaks and a place to stop and pick up a hot chocolate or hot tea on a chili evening. In past years this was the normal program for them. Even when we got back to try Taylor's bookstore and oddities it was closed. So the evening would have been much more enjoyable if we had at least one stop along the way and a place to pick up a hot drink. Also you are no longer allowed to go inside of the buildings which is unfortunate but most likely out of their control.

Sandy the tour guide was entertaining and very knowledgeable. But the tour itself isn't with the…read moremoney. At each stop we were given a history of the stop and a recounting of some of the "Hauntings"'that had occurred. We never got to actually see the spaces where, for example, the sightings appeared. "We don't go in there"'or "we can't go in there"'was a common phrase. The tour could have been at least an hour shorter, since the stories all started to sound the same, given that we didn't actually see any of the interiors of the buildings where things supposedly took place, with one exception ( a tunnel used for hiding escaped slaves using the Underground Railroad ). I wouldn't go again unless they change it up and let the group go inside the buildings or rooms. Way too expensive for an evening walk around downtown Alton.

One look at the ghost tour founder Michael Henry, with his long scraggly white beard, overgrown…read moreeyebrows, weathered look, full length leather overcoat, and limp... and you will know you have the most eclectic and interesting ghost tour guide available. Historic Main Street St Charles goes back to the earliest days of our country. As a riverfront town near the confluence of the two largest rivers in the United States, it was a natural gathering place for anyone traveling on the nation's first Transportation Network... the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. While today St Charles Main Street is a collection of restaurants bars and boutiques, back in the earlier days it was more like a mini New Orleans, with a seedy little past. Michael Henry starts the tour handing out EMF readers so you can detect electrical pulse irregularities which is a tell tail mark of a ghost. His ghost tour includes collections of interesting historical facts about Main Street St Charles. Hopefully you will take this tour on a cool misty night... in the later the better. He will show you one store on Main Street with a slanted floor which used to carved tombstones for the nearby Cemetery. He will show you where Blanchette's first hardware store was located. Portions of an old cemetery was actually located on Main Street and was relocated nearby. There are also houses with the "Rising Sun" built into the architecture. This was a sign in olden days for "woman of the night". Definitely not the image Main Street St. Charles trys to portray today. Make reservations for this well in advance and again the best month is probably October... after 10 p.m. is the best. Have dinner on Main Street at one of the older restaurants... Perhaps even the haunted Mother's In Laws House... and then enjoy your ghost tour of historic Main Street with Michael. Michael Henry starts this tour handing out EMF readers so that those are the tour can better detect electrical pulse your. Is ghost tour is more elections of interesting historical facts about main Street St Charles. He also passes out blacklight flashlights to detect blood splashed on buildings from previous murders. Murders on Main???

I really enjoyed this St. Charles ghost tour! Dr. Michael Henry is very knowledgeable in the…read morehistory and ghosts of St. Charles. The tour itself was very interesting and having someone like Dr. Henry lead it made it even better! He has been doing this for 16 years and he is full of stories and quirks. I would recommend.

Cody took us on a fantastic tour along Historic Main Street! I'm surprised with this much history…read moreand food the Saint Charles area hasn't had a tour like this yet. We hit all the great spots and learned surprising history tidbits along the way. Great tour!!!

Wonderful way to tour Main Street St Charles! Yummy treats and lots of fun historical stories!!read more

You would think finding a decent ghost tour in STL with all its history would be easy...well, it's…read morenot. For a recent trip I settled on St. Louis Ghost (part of US Ghost Adventures). The website was easy to use and it was easy to fin da convenient time for our trip. The few reviews I was able to find seemed to be decent. I'm not a super experienced ghost tourer but we have been on others- a little spooky and eerie but very informative with great stories. I had hopes this would be similar...it wasn't. It was so terrible we left an hour into the tour which pains me because I even paid for the extended tour but we just couldn't take it anymore. We have literally never done this. We were bored, we were tired, and we both concluded that we weren't learning anything all that interesting to want to spend another hour with a guide that seemed to really not care and would keep complaining about the size of the group. First, the instructions for the meeting spot and how to spot the guide were terrible. We actually ran into others looking for the meeting spot and all managed to find it together. Frustrating start but not the end of the world. Second, the group was HUGE. Like, 30 people. The guide didn't use a mic or any way to amplify his voice but kept commenting how huge the group was like it was a surprise. Which is mind boggling to me because you sign up online so theoretically the size of the group is known. It was way too big. Check in was agonizingly long as well. I was really looking forward to hearing about the cool history and kept my expectations low on the scares. I don't spook easily but I was looking for something my hubby could enjoy as well. I was also trying to keep the cheesy factor to a minimum. The bottom line: the group was too big, the stories were boring and barely stories. There was no interesting build up. Several times the guide said, "Oh, I tried to see if there were any ghost stories on this building but couldn't find any" as we walked by. Like, really? At one point he yelled at a car or some passersby to look up US Ghost Adventures. I was also disappointed that the ending spot of the tour was way far from the starting point- not cool when parking is atrocious. It's not the safest area so I wasn't super keen on having to walk extremely out of our way. I can't recommend this company. Go grab dinner and/or some drinks somewhere fun for the cost of the tickets and I promise you'll enjoy it a lot more. I was so bummed because this was supposed to be a fun surprise activity but it turned out to be one of the biggest disappointments of the trip. Do not recommend at all.

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.