Welcome to St. Louis, MO - home to Busch Stadium and the St. Louis Cardinals! Located at 430 South 7th Street in St. Louis, near the banks of the Mississippi River, Busch Stadium is informally known as the New Busch Stadium because it was rebuilt in April 2006. At Busch Stadium, Cardinals fans have one of the best views of any ballpark.

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Crowne Plaza Hotel St. Louis - Downtown
Welcome to the Crowne Plaza St. Louis Downtown Hotel and Suites. Located in the heart of downtown St. Louis, adjacent to the majestic Gateway Arch, the newly-renovated Crowne Plaza St. Louis-Downtown offers the kind of warm hospitality, inviting atmosphere, and top notch services sure to please business and leisure travelers alike. Exciting attractions within minutes include Busch Stadium, Edward Jones Dome, America's Center …more

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About St. Louis

Home of the instantly recognizable Gateway Arch, St. Louis epitomizes the American spirit of exploration and expansion in all sorts of ways. Geographically, it was the door to Lewis and Clark's groundbreaking westward journey. Charles Lindbergh's milestone solo flight across the Atlantic in the "Spirit of St. Louis" reflected mechanical achievement. And cultural adventure powered the 1904 World's Fair and Scott Joplin's ragtime music. With its prime location near the Mississippi and Missouri rivers and because it was visited by so many people headed West, St. Louis has welcomed diverse groups of people and cultures--including French-Canadians, New Orleanians, Germans, Irish and Italians--and ultimately has given back a soulful blend of music, sports, industry and ethnic traditions.

Because of the city's vital role in westward expansion, history is cherished. Memorials and museums inform visitors of St. Louis's past, but if you're not a history buff, fear not. Art galleries; gardens; three professional sports teams; an array of theaters; a zoo; the St. Louis Symphony; and many shopping possibilities, including the exquisite Romanesque-inspired Union Station, provide satisfying substitutes. Your visit to St. Louis will remind you the city was a gateway to pioneers headed West with dreams of success, and it will become your gateway to exploring the past of an American city with one of the most vibrant of histories. Along the way, you'll discover it's also your gateway to a mighty good time.

Office skyscrapers, elegant shopping centers and numerous restaurants, hotels and apartment complexes are the results of an extensive 1960s urban renewal project. Busch Stadium and the America's Center convention center are two of the most visible results from that era. And emblematic of the 21st century is a new Busch Stadium, which rose next to the old one and opened in 2006.

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