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Originally posted by 1972Shocker View PostSaw the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis for the 1st time this fall. It is truly a magnificent structure. Worth a visit whether you are Catholic or not.
In 1912, installation of mosaics in the interior began. Completed in 1988, the mosaics collectively contain 41.5 million glass tesserae pieces in more than 7,000 colors. Covering 83,000 square feet, it is the largest mosaic collection in the world.
I believe guided tours are available.ShockerNet is a rat infested cess pool.
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Sorry to nudge in guys, was just over here trolling around. Those of you that haven't been to STL since Ballpark Village opened up please check it out. Think Kansas City's power and light district. Friday night there is a country concert, think Hot country nights in KC, but on a Friday. Tyler Farr is playing the Friday night of Arch Madness for $15... Really looking forward to it.
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Originally posted by Play Angry View PostYep, the Pear Tree Inn at Union Station also just released some rooms at 170/night + fees. That is a good place as well. I really enjoy the happy hour and snacks they provide. Just depends on how much pain the pocketbook can bear. A few hundred bucks a night to stay in St. Louis, one of the ugliest cities in the U.S., is always hard for me to stomach.
It will be an ocean of Shocker fans, and I'm sure the Panthers will travel decently for the Saturday/Sunday games like they used to back in 2009 and 2010. The rest will be mostly invisible.
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If you are a rail-fan (aka train freak), you have to go here:
The National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis has a rail and transit collection of more than 190 major exhibits. The Museum is a great place for families and friends to spend the day.
You'll need a car to get there. Maybe 30 minutes from downtown.
There are more one-of-a-kind locomotives there than I have ever seen anywhere.I had season FOOTBALL tix... did you?
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This church is a must-see, no matter what religion you are, or aren't. There is a museum in the basement showing the history of the church's construction and other notable events, like the visit in 1999 by Pope John Paul ll.
I am a Catholic, and attending Mass at this beautiful church is a highlight of our St. Louis trip every year.
Of course, if the Shockers win the tourney, so much the better!
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Originally posted by RoyalShock View PostQuestion about visiting the arch: Do you need to purchase tickets in advance (riding the tram to the top) or can I expect there to be open time slots on the day of?
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This should be a great year for the madness. Two top 15 teams on a collision course for a (hopefully) rubber match Sunday and a few teams (ILSU, EU, ISU) just decent enough to provide some upset potential to keep Fri and Sat interesting.
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