Gateway Arch National Park
Under $25Ride a tiny tram pod 630 feet up America's tallest monument for sweeping views of the Mississippi and the city skyline.

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is a museum in St. Louis, MO, part of the St. Louis guide. Cost: free.
411 Locust St · St. Louis, MO
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis anchors a 1920s building on Locust Street in downtown St. Louis and serves as the hub for the eighth Federal Reserve district. The bank has historically offered a free, family-friendly exhibit space explaining money, banking, and monetary policy to visitors. Hours and public access can change, so it's worth confirming before a visit.
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Ride a tiny tram pod 630 feet up America's tallest monument for sweeping views of the Mississippi and the city skyline.
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