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Magic House Childen's Museum
Sep 6, 2007 by Michelle from Saint Louis
Overall Rating: 1

• Great for small kids.
• Not worth wasting your money on kids say 12 and over.

“This place is great for small children. However, they say fun for all ages, not so. I foolishly took my two nieces ages 14&15. The staff did not want them to do anything; they kept saying it's for small children.”

Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis (The)
Aug 27, 2007 by mayrah from huntsville, al
Overall Rating: 10

• Accessible, open all day.
• None.

“Awesome, majestic, great display of mosaic art including Tiffany's work. Easy access and nearby Forrest Park.”

Soulard Farmer's Market
Apr 4, 2007 by Tricia from Milwaukee, WI
Overall Rating: 8

• Lots of things to pick from and great prices.
• Gets a little crowded, parking can be hard to find.

“This is a fun place to go to do your shopping. Lots of fresh fruit, veggies, meat, seasonable goodies. Vendor has clothes, jewelry, purses. We go every time we visit St. Louis and always have a great time.”

Saint Louis Gateway Arch
Apr 1, 2007 by beverly from feeding hills, mass.
Overall Rating: 10

• I liked the view could see for many miles.
• Hope they improved their elevator.

“I thought it was great. Was there in 1982. When I was there they had a museum in the bottom floor underground. You had to take an elevator that sat 4 or 5 people in it would click as it was going up. Like it was going up the stairs. Once at the top it was a wonderful view to look out the windows. I thought it was wonderful. The other bowlers I was with did not like it at all for it seemed to sway little. They went to other side and went back done. I stayed up there for about 25 minutes. I do not know if it's the same today or not. Going back for a convention in 2008.”

Powell Symphony Hall
Mar 14, 2007 by John from Ballwin
Overall Rating: 5

• It is very beautiful and for ghost lovers there is a ghost Named George.
• The music is not the greatest.

“On February 28 I went to Powell symphony hall. I heard and saw many things. The following paragraphs will describe those experiences. Some of the songs I heard were very unique. I heard songs like carnival which expressed many exciting feelings. There was a selection that brought so many thoughts and feelings. There were many different instruments. We were able to hear two instruments that arena commonly heard in the orchestra. They were the harp and the tambourine. The beat also played a big part. Sometimes it got really quiet and you had to strain your ears to hear. Sometimes it got very loud and it felt like it was playing just for you. It got very fast and the violinists were moving their bows really fast. Sometimes it got so slow that you felt like you were going to have a very bad day. I saw many things also. The sights in my opinion were better than the music. The tour guide told us about a ghost who lived in someplace we saw. His Name was George. I think the sights were breath-taking. I think I would want to go there again. It¿s not the best music or sights. There was a lot of gold. The guide said they used all of the U.S.A gold plus more. I personally think that¿s illogical.”