St. Louis, Missouri - City Museum
- Address:
- 701 N. 15th, St. Louis, MO [Show Map]
- Directions:
- FROM THE NORTH: I-70 exit 249C (Covention Center/Busch Stadium) onto N. Broadway. Quick right onto Cole St. After one-half mile, left onto Tucker Blvd, then right onto Washington Ave. Museum entrance is at Washington and 16th. FROM THE SOUTH: I-55 exit 209B onto I-70 W. Immediately take the right fork to Memorial Drive (Downtown/Busch Stadium). Turn left onto Market, then right onto Tucker, then left onto Washington. Museum entrance is at Washington and 16th.
- Hours:
- M-R 9-5, F 9-1, Sa 10-1, Su 11-5; closed M and T off-season (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 314-231-2489
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Visitor Tips and News About City Museum
Following are City Museum reports and tips that were sent in by RoadsideAmerica.com visitors like you, as well as news stories about the attraction. Submit your own tip or update. Some tips may not be verified -- please contact attraction for current hours and admission prices.
They now also have a Big Boy statue. Stay until 1 am, and then go to the Courtesy Diner where they filmed the Chingy video, Right Thurr! [Jamie, 10/01/2007]
St. Louis, Missouri - City Museum We went there on our honeymoon, and saw everything. It was almost creepy in a way, but it is well worth the $25 a person to see all of the weird stuff, including the underwear! [Jen, 06/20/2007]
St. Louis, Missouri - City Museum We were just at the City Museum, and they do have the men's underwear. The new aquarium is unbelievable -- two-headed snake tunnels in the tanks to make you feel like swimming with the sharks, birds flying all around and special sites set up for petting animals. No doubt we will go back -- and my husband and I don't have any children. [lisa, 04/27/2005]
St. Louis, Missouri - City Museum The City Museum may be pricey, but everyone will have that "kid in a candy store" sparkle in their eyes if they try to enjoy it. An aquarium just moved into the building, there are awesome caves, lots of tunnels, the skate-less park (I think more kids use it now, running up and down the ramps) and plenty of crafts. They have an evening program for adults on summer weekends where they have bands and serve alcohol. [DeAnna, 04/05/2005]
St. Louis, Missouri - City Museum Don't waste your time at the City Museum! $50 for a family of four to see . . . . nothing! If you want to pay $50 to go down a slide and jump in ball pits, then why not go to the fair. At least there they have freaks and carnies. Here they have few exhibits. No more Mirth. No more underpants. No more corn dog history. Fun place for kids to run around, I suppose. Mine had a good time, but overall it was disappointing. [Andy M, 10/10/2004][RA: But wait... Matt Hely sent this photo from one exhibit there titled "Beatnik Bob's Museum of Mirth, Mystery and Mayhem." So apparently they still have Mirth!]
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