Historic Main Street St. Charles
No admission feeStroll brick-paved Main Street along the Missouri River, browsing shops and restaurants set in buildings that date to the 1800s.

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A 16-acre riverside park in St. Charles with a Lewis and Clark statue, the Katy Depot, and the Katy Trail.
500 S Riverside Drive, St. Charles, MO · St. Charles, MO
Frontier Park covers about 16 acres in St. Charles and hosts many community events run by local groups throughout the year. Its features include a 15-foot Lewis and Clark statue, the Katy Depot, and an outdoor stage called the Jaycee Stage. The Katy Trail passes through the park, and a paved hike and bike path runs across it. Visitors can use two picnic shelters, rest benches, and restrooms that stay open all year.
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Stroll brick-paved Main Street along the Missouri River, browsing shops and restaurants set in buildings that date to the 1800s.
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Preserved building that served as Missouri's first state capitol, in historic downtown St. Charles.
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