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Delmar Loop is a sightseeing stop in University City, MO, part of the St. Louis guide. Cost: free.
Delmar Blvd, from University City City Hall east into St. Louis · University City, MO
The Delmar Loop is an entertainment, dining and shopping district along Delmar Boulevard in University City and the western edge of St. Louis, near Washington University. You can browse record stores and galleries, eat at dozens of kitchens and bars, and catch a show at the Pageant or Blueberry Hill, where Chuck Berry played a monthly gig in the Duck Room. Look down for the brass stars of the St. Louis Walk of Fame set in the sidewalk.
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