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The old buildings of this brewery are awesome and some are on the historic register i believe.
The tour is nice. The tour guides are knowledgable and helpful. Although lots of walking you do get to visit a lot of the buildings where they brew and package their products. My favorite part of the tour is the stable, where they stable some of the world famous clysedale horses.
At the end of the tour you can have free sample drinks of Budweiser products or soda, and pretzels.

It is hard to describe the feeling when viewing the city from the top of the Arch. The ride up to the top in the tram is an experience all its’ own. It is cramped, hot, scary and thrilling all at once. But getting to the top is worth every bit of the waiting in line and the tram ride experience.
The Westward Expansion Museum, which is free, is great. The Lewis and Clark travels are chronicled throughout the museum.

I was lucky enough to go to one of the last regular season games at Busch Stadium just this past weekend.
There were a lot of former players there for the final games. Lou Brock, Willie Magee, Mark McQuire and many many more. Several of them did interviews between innings.
I have been to several games at Busch Stadium but that game was very special.
I hate to see Busch Stadium getting torn down. I love the arches around the top. Although I will miss going to Busch, I hope I get to go to many more games in the new Stadium next season.