Anyone here from missouri? I'm possibly gonna be over there fairly soon, what's it like, who hails from that area? Gimme the lowdown!
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Anyone here from missouri? I'm possibly gonna be over there fairly soon, what's it like, who hails from that area? Gimme the lowdown!
I go to school in St. louis, but am in Atlanta for the summer. Visit St. Louis and go to pappy's smokehouse, city museum, you can skip the arch, and Lumiere/Queen casino.
I go to school in St. louis, but am in Atlanta for the summer. Visit St. Louis and go to pappy's smokehouse, city museum, you can skip the arch, and Lumiere/Queen casino.
Missouri is pretty fun - but if you're gonna live there and you want to have a little fun, take a Geiger counter into your basement/crawl space ;) I've only been to St. Louis a few times, it was pretty nice as far as cities go.
Missouri is pretty fun - but if you're gonna live there and you want to have a little fun, take a Geiger counter into your basement/crawl space ;) I've only been to St. Louis a few times, it was pretty nice as far as cities go.
would help you out but i've only lived in wyandotte county when i lived in missourri
would help you out but i've only lived in wyandotte county when i lived in missourri
if you're in st. louis and you don't go to the city museum you are doing yourself a great disservice
if you're in southeast missouri and you have a chance, taking a day trip to memphis and eating a bunch of barbeque is highly recommended.
if you're in st. louis and you don't go to the city museum you are doing yourself a great disservice
if you're in southeast missouri and you have a chance, taking a day trip to memphis and eating a bunch of barbeque is highly recommended.
if you're in southeast missouri and you have a chance, taking a day trip to memphis and eating a bunch of barbeque is highly recommended.
I live in Missouri, about 30 mins outside St. Louis. Redddd and Kevin already said most of the cool stuff to do.
I live in Missouri, about 30 mins outside St. Louis. Redddd and Kevin already said most of the cool stuff to do.
you could participate in the riots in ferguson if that floats your boat
you could participate in the riots in ferguson if that floats your boat
the Loop and the central west end are the places to go for food/bars or whatever. I highly recommend Seoul Taco in the Loop
the Loop and the central west end are the places to go for food/bars or whatever. I highly recommend Seoul Taco in the Loop
So pack multiple undershirts and pairs of undies because it is hot as hell already. They say it's not the heat, it's the humidity, but if you're looking to do outdoor things, I would recommend early morning/evening. Here's a list of my favorite things to do in St. Louis:
- Play video games
- Stay inside
Here's a list of what I tell people to do when they come to St. Louis:
- Missouri Botanical Garden has free live music on Wednesday nights, also other cool events
- City Museum (there's a Ferris Wheel on top of the roof)
- St. Louis Zoo is free and awesome. Go early and you can see the sea lion show.
- As Southpaw mentioned, the Loop and Central West End are good food & bars places. If you're in the Central West End, stop by the Improv Shop and catch a show
- Busch Stadium, if you're a baseball fan. If you're not a baseball fan, you should be.
- As Redd said, definitely skip the Arch. I say skip the casino's too.
- Anheuser Busch tour is good, I hear. I also hear that the water in St. Louis is such good quality because the brewery needs it to make its beer.
- Forest Park is a great area, with our History Museum, Art Museum, the Muny, and some wonderful landscapes. It's where the 1904 World's Fair was and a lot of the buildings were preserved
That said, you were not specific about where in Missouri. Kansas City is a great place too, good places to eat, nice baseball stadium, museums, good culture. Columbia is pretty college town-y, though it might be a little toned down during the summer. Jefferson City (our state capital) is nice if you like your regional Midwestern history, but other than that a little dry. Those are the only cities in Missouri that matter. Please don't go anywhere else.
So pack multiple undershirts and pairs of undies because it is hot as hell already. They say it's not the heat, it's the humidity, but if you're looking to do outdoor things, I would recommend early morning/evening. Here's a list of my favorite things to do in St. Louis:
- Play video games
- Stay inside
Here's a list of what I tell people to do when they come to St. Louis:
- [url=http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/]Missouri Botanical Garden[/url] has free live music on Wednesday nights, also other cool events
- [url=http://www.citymuseum.org/]City Museum[/url] (there's a Ferris Wheel on top of the roof)
- [url=http://www.stlzoo.org/]St. Louis Zoo[/url] is free and awesome. Go early and you can see the sea lion show.
- As Southpaw mentioned, the Loop and Central West End are good food & bars places. If you're in the Central West End, stop by the [url=http://theimprovshop.com/]Improv Shop[/url] and catch a show
- Busch Stadium, if you're a baseball fan. If you're not a baseball fan, you should be.
- As Redd said, definitely skip the Arch. I say skip the casino's too.
- [url=http://www.budweisertours.com/]Anheuser Busch tour[/url] is good, I hear. I also hear that the water in St. Louis is such good quality because the brewery needs it to make its beer.
- Forest Park is a great area, with our History Museum, Art Museum, the Muny, and some wonderful landscapes. It's where the 1904 World's Fair was and a lot of the buildings were preserved
That said, you were not specific about where in Missouri. Kansas City is a great place too, good places to eat, nice baseball stadium, museums, good culture. Columbia is pretty college town-y, though it might be a little toned down during the summer. Jefferson City (our state capital) is nice if you like your regional Midwestern history, but other than that a little dry. Those are the only cities in Missouri that matter. Please don't go anywhere else.
- Play video games
- Stay inside
Here's a list of what I tell people to do when they come to St. Louis:
- [url=http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/]Missouri Botanical Garden[/url] has free live music on Wednesday nights, also other cool events
- [url=http://www.citymuseum.org/]City Museum[/url] (there's a Ferris Wheel on top of the roof)
- [url=http://www.stlzoo.org/]St. Louis Zoo[/url] is free and awesome. Go early and you can see the sea lion show.
- As Southpaw mentioned, the Loop and Central West End are good food & bars places. If you're in the Central West End, stop by the [url=http://theimprovshop.com/]Improv Shop[/url] and catch a show
- Busch Stadium, if you're a baseball fan. If you're not a baseball fan, you should be.
- As Redd said, definitely skip the Arch. I say skip the casino's too.
- [url=http://www.budweisertours.com/]Anheuser Busch tour[/url] is good, I hear. I also hear that the water in St. Louis is such good quality because the brewery needs it to make its beer.
- Forest Park is a great area, with our History Museum, Art Museum, the Muny, and some wonderful landscapes. It's where the 1904 World's Fair was and a lot of the buildings were preserved
That said, you were not specific about where in Missouri. Kansas City is a great place too, good places to eat, nice baseball stadium, museums, good culture. Columbia is pretty college town-y, though it might be a little toned down during the summer. Jefferson City (our state capital) is nice if you like your regional Midwestern history, but other than that a little dry. Those are the only cities in Missouri that matter. Please don't go anywhere else.
I've been through it a lot. Lot of cool museums and stuff. Hot during the summer, cold during the winter. Typical mid-west stuff. Branson is kind of white trash.
At least it's not Iowa. The reason it's windy in Nebraska is cause Iowa blows so hard.
I've been through it a lot. Lot of cool museums and stuff. Hot during the summer, cold during the winter. Typical mid-west stuff. Branson is kind of white trash.
At least it's not Iowa. The reason it's windy in Nebraska is cause Iowa blows so hard.
At least it's not Iowa. The reason it's windy in Nebraska is cause Iowa blows so hard.
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