ST. LOUIS LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

PART OF THE AMERICAN LANDMARK SERIES

Discover the bold spirit of St. Louis, Missouri! Standing proudly along the Mississippi River, the Gateway Arch welcomes visitors to a city rich with history, culture, and unmistakable Midwestern character. This coloring book takes families on a creative journey through St. Louis landmarks, historic neighborhoods, riverfront scenery, and favorite local attractions. Whether you’re celebrating your hometown, remembering a family vacation, or exploring somewhere new, each page offers a fun way to experience the sights and stories of the Gateway to the West.

LIST OF ST. LOUIS LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

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• Gateway Arch — Soar above the Mississippi River at St. Louis’ most famous landmark, a gleaming 630-foot arch celebrating the city’s historic role as the “Gateway to the West.”
   

• Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis — Step inside a magnificent cathedral celebrated for its soaring dome and breathtaking collection of colorful mosaics that cover much of the interior.
   

• Mississippi River Paddlewheel Riverboat — Experience St. Louis from the water aboard a classic-style riverboat, enjoying views of the Gateway Arch, downtown skyline, and mighty Mississippi River.
   

• Saint Louis Zoo — Meet animals from around the world at this beloved Forest Park attraction, where families can explore engaging habitats featuring everything from big cats and elephants to penguins and giraffes.
   

• Missouri Botanical Garden — Wander through one of America’s oldest botanical gardens, filled with colorful flowers, peaceful ponds, impressive conservatories, and beautiful landscapes from around the world.
   

• Forest Park — Spend a day exploring this enormous city park, home to trails, lakes, museums, cultural attractions, and plenty of green space for family adventures.
   

• Old Courthouse — Discover an important piece of American history in this stately domed courthouse, best known for its connection to the landmark Dred Scott freedom case.
   

• Saint Louis Art Museum — Introduce the family to artistic treasures from many cultures and time periods at this grand museum overlooking Forest Park.
   

• Union Station — Explore a magnificent former railroad terminal transformed into a family entertainment destination while still preserving the architecture and character of America’s great rail-travel era.
   

• City Museum — Climb, crawl, slide, and explore your way through one of St. Louis’ most imaginative attractions, where repurposed architectural and industrial objects have been transformed into a giant playground and interactive work of art.
   

• The Apotheosis of St. Louis — Meet the city’s namesake through this dramatic equestrian statue of King Louis IX of France, a longtime St. Louis symbol standing prominently in Forest Park.
   

• Soldiers Memorial Military Museum — Learn about the experiences and sacrifices of military service members through exhibits, artifacts, photographs, and personal stories connected to St. Louis and American history.
   

• Mississippi River Riverfront — Walk along the waterfront and experience the river that helped shape St. Louis, with views of boats, bridges, the downtown skyline, and the towering Gateway Arch.
   

• The Fabulous Fox Theatre — Admire the lavish architecture of this historic theater, where ornate details provide a spectacular setting for Broadway productions, concerts, and other live performances.
   

• The Hill Neighborhood — Discover St. Louis’ celebrated Italian-American neighborhood, known for its restaurants, bakeries, churches, historic homes, and generations of family traditions.
   

• Eads Bridge — See a groundbreaking piece of American engineering spanning the Mississippi River, a historic steel bridge that helped connect St. Louis with communities across the river in Illinois.
   

• Missouri History Museum — Follow the stories of St. Louis and the surrounding region through exhibits exploring the people, events, cultures, and innovations that shaped Missouri’s past.
   

• World’s Fair Pavilion — Visit a picturesque Forest Park gathering place built after the 1904 World’s Fair, with graceful architecture and a hillside setting that recalls an important chapter in St. Louis history.
   

• Saint Louis Science Center — Turn curiosity into an adventure with interactive exhibits devoted to space, dinosaurs, technology, the natural world, and hands-on scientific discovery.
   

• St. Louis Wheel — Finish your St. Louis journey high above Union Station aboard this giant observation wheel, where enclosed gondolas provide families with sweeping views of the city skyline.