Missouri City Museum and Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Missouri, USA

The City Museum offers playful slides and tunnels built from reclaimed materials, while the Botanical Garden combines regional exhibits with scenic gardens and peaceful walking paths. 1080

Missouri Botanical Garden: 4344 Shaw Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63110
City Museum: 750 N 16th St, St. Louis, MO 63103
Date Picture Taken: June 2024

The City Museum in St. Louis is an immersive, repurposed warehouse packed with whimsical tunnels, slides, sculptures, and climbing structures made from reclaimed industrial materials, creating a playful, hands-on environment for both kids and adults.

The first floor of the City Museum is a sprawling, immersive playground filled with twisting tunnels, crawl spaces, and large sculptural structures made from repurposed industrial parts, all arranged like a chaotic urban cavern.

It features oversized climbing elements, hidden passageways, a massive whale sculpture to explore, and pathways that loop under and around each other, creating constant surprise.

The second floor

The third floor

Pinball machine area

One can go outside from the third floor

A little bit of history museum

The rooftop of the City Museum features outdoor slides, climbing structures, a Ferris wheel, and open-air walkways with city views, offering a mix of playful attractions and dramatic heights in a lively, adventurous setting.

Then I drove to Missouri Botanical Garden

The Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis is one of the oldest and most respected botanical gardens in the United States, featuring expansive themed landscapes, historic Victorian greenhouses, serene Japanese and Chinese gardens, and the iconic geodesic Climatron conservatory filled with tropical plants.