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The downtown area of St. Louis is in desperate need of redevelopment. Once you are past the Arch and Cardinal Stadium there are boarded up buildings, poor street lighting and no pedestrians out walking. I did not fell unsafe walking.

This city is not that safe, you find yourself walking and there are dangerous people around. Looking at the stay, it was uncomfortable, the people were unfriendly. The city had some dining options that they say are great, but really, if you ever had italian food it is okay. It's not that great, and the restaurants are older and a bit beat up. They close at 9pm on Sat. night. The stop for gas and any food gets you someone at your car begging for money and won't leave, and the person at the drive through McDonalds telling you no onrders are being taken right now. Goofy, strange place.

St. Louis has tons of history, from top of arch to a ride on the Miss steamboat, from great food best barbq distinctly different neighborhoods friendly people, prices are right, cultural museums, cultural events, Forest park is free! St. Charles is worth a visit - , 4 nights is a perfect stay Washington University in Clayton nearby Salt N Smoke, Pappys BarBQ best in state, do your history homework, a bit of the south and the west combined! lots to see and do especially with a family!

We went for a Cancer Survivors Celebration, and while there we went b ack to the Museum of History in Forrest Park. It was more than our old broken bodies could handle and we left after two hours. Went to the "HILL", Italian section of town for dinner. We went to Mama's on the Hill and had another great meal. Meals are large, so we share a side salad and an entree. Never an issue, they bring an extra plate. There are numerous other Italian restaurants and we have eaten in several of them. All were good. The Hill is only about 2 miles from the Museum or from Barnes Jewish Hospital, take KingsHighway, prob North maybe west from the Hospital. Watch for signs about the Hill go about 1 1/2 miles or so crossing the two interstate hiways. Turn right off of Kingshighway either on Shaw or Southwest something. Right past a 4 or 5 story U HAUL business!

Despite initial concerns about safety, my personal experience contradicted those worries. I discovered that the area around the Arch and Ballpark Village was safe to walk around during the day, Had mouthwatering tacos and margaritas at Condado Tacos at the Ballpark village. ,To explore further, we opted for Uber rides at night and were rewarded with the breathtaking sight of the Anheuser Busch St. Louis Brewery lights. Explored the St. Louis Zoo, a free and delightful experience. Overall, while some caution is advisable, my trip revealed that with sensible precautions, St. Louis can be a wonderful and safe destination to explore. Will have to check out the botanical gardens on our next visit.

The city is empty. Nothing to do. On a Saturday afternoon downtown is empty. No shopping, no bars down town. If you have to go to st Louis, make sure you’re in a nice neighborhood out of centre. There are quite a few.