



by St. Louis Fun Trolley Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$60This 90-minute narrated trolley tour covers 23 miles of St. Louis and offers a thorough introduction to the city’s main attractions. The tour travels by trolley with air conditioning and includes stops and views of major landmarks. It begins by passing the Gateway Arch, known as "The Gateway to the West," followed by a look at Busch Stadium, home to the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team. The route continues through Forest Park, where visitors see the St. Louis Zoo, Muny Opera Amphitheater, Art Museum, and History Museum, most of which have free admission. The tour then passes the Saint Louis Art Museum and the well-known "Art Hill." There is a brief stop of about five minutes at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis, which houses the largest collection of mosaics in the world, allowing time for photos when permitted by the Cathedral schedule. Other highlights include views of St. Louis Union Station, once the world’s largest train station, featuring a 200-foot-tall Ferris wheel and an aquarium. The City Museum is also visited - an interactive space with climbing and sliding activities for both adults and children. The tour passes the newest stadium opened in 2023, dedicated to soccer, and ends near the Scottrade Center, home of the St. Louis Blues hockey team and a venue for concerts and other events. This trolley tour is suitable for all ages and provides a broad overview of St. Louis landmarks and culture.
The Gateway Arch
The tour passes the Gateway Arch, commonly called "The Gateway to the West."
Busch Stadium
View Busch Stadium, the third home of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team.
Forest Park Forever
Pass through Forest Park, one of the few parks worldwide where 95% of attractions are free. The park includes two golf courses that charge a small fee to play. Visitors will see the St. Louis Zoo, ranked number one in the country, with free admission. The Muny Opera Amphitheater, the oldest outdoor amphitheater in the country, offers 1,430 free seats at each performance. The Art Museum and History Museum are also located here and have free admission.
Saint Louis Art Museum
See the St. Louis Art Museum and "Art Hill," a popular sledding hill.
Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis
Stop for 5 minutes at the Cathedral Basilica, home to the world’s largest collection of mosaics, allowing photos when schedule permits.
5 min
St. Louis Union Station
See Union Station, the largest train station in the world in the early 1900s, which handled over 100,000 passengers daily. It features a Ferris wheel more than 200 feet tall that can be ridden for views of St. Louis. The station also houses an aquarium with aquatic exhibits to walk through.
City Museum
Visit the City Museum, an interactive space with climbing and sliding activities suitable for both children and adults.
Newest Soccer Stadium
Pass by the newest stadium opened in 2023, dedicated to soccer in St. Louis.
Scottrade Center
See the Scottrade Center, home of the St. Louis Blues hockey team and a venue for concerts and other events.
Meet at the corner of Carr and 2nd at the entrance to the Horseshoe Casino by the Four Seasons Valet parking.
End point
Meet at the corner of Carr and 2nd at the entrance to the Horseshoe Casino by the Four Seasons Valet parking.




by St. Louis Fun Trolley Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$60This 90-minute narrated trolley tour covers 23 miles of St. Louis and offers a thorough introduction to the city’s main attractions. The tour travels by trolley with air conditioning and includes stops and views of major landmarks. It begins by passing the Gateway Arch, known as "The Gateway to the West," followed by a look at Busch Stadium, home to the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team. The route continues through Forest Park, where visitors see the St. Louis Zoo, Muny Opera Amphitheater, Art Museum, and History Museum, most of which have free admission. The tour then passes the Saint Louis Art Museum and the well-known "Art Hill." There is a brief stop of about five minutes at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis, which houses the largest collection of mosaics in the world, allowing time for photos when permitted by the Cathedral schedule. Other highlights include views of St. Louis Union Station, once the world’s largest train station, featuring a 200-foot-tall Ferris wheel and an aquarium. The City Museum is also visited - an interactive space with climbing and sliding activities for both adults and children. The tour passes the newest stadium opened in 2023, dedicated to soccer, and ends near the Scottrade Center, home of the St. Louis Blues hockey team and a venue for concerts and other events. This trolley tour is suitable for all ages and provides a broad overview of St. Louis landmarks and culture.
The Gateway Arch
The tour passes the Gateway Arch, commonly called "The Gateway to the West."
Busch Stadium
View Busch Stadium, the third home of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team.
Forest Park Forever
Pass through Forest Park, one of the few parks worldwide where 95% of attractions are free. The park includes two golf courses that charge a small fee to play. Visitors will see the St. Louis Zoo, ranked number one in the country, with free admission. The Muny Opera Amphitheater, the oldest outdoor amphitheater in the country, offers 1,430 free seats at each performance. The Art Museum and History Museum are also located here and have free admission.
Saint Louis Art Museum
See the St. Louis Art Museum and "Art Hill," a popular sledding hill.
Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis
Stop for 5 minutes at the Cathedral Basilica, home to the world’s largest collection of mosaics, allowing photos when schedule permits.
5 min
St. Louis Union Station
See Union Station, the largest train station in the world in the early 1900s, which handled over 100,000 passengers daily. It features a Ferris wheel more than 200 feet tall that can be ridden for views of St. Louis. The station also houses an aquarium with aquatic exhibits to walk through.
City Museum
Visit the City Museum, an interactive space with climbing and sliding activities suitable for both children and adults.
Newest Soccer Stadium
Pass by the newest stadium opened in 2023, dedicated to soccer in St. Louis.
Scottrade Center
See the Scottrade Center, home of the St. Louis Blues hockey team and a venue for concerts and other events.
Meet at the corner of Carr and 2nd at the entrance to the Horseshoe Casino by the Four Seasons Valet parking.
End point
Meet at the corner of Carr and 2nd at the entrance to the Horseshoe Casino by the Four Seasons Valet parking.