The Nathan Frank Bandstand (or music pagoda) sits outside The Muny Theater in Forest Park. The bandstand was closed in 1911 due to disrepair.. Then, in 1912, a storm damaged the pagoda beyond repair. It was torn down later that year. In 1925, Nathan Frank donated a new bandstand to Forest Park, restoring Pagoda Circle according to Forest Park's master plan. It stands today and has become an iconic attraction in front of The Muny.
The Nathan Frank Bandstand (or music pagoda) sits outside The Muny Theater in Forest Park. The bandstand was closed in 1911 due to disrepair.. Then, in 1912, a storm damaged the pagoda beyond repair. It was torn down later that year. In 1925, Nathan Frank donated a new bandstand to Forest Park, restoring Pagoda Circle according to Forest Park's master plan. It stands today and has become an iconic attraction in front of The Muny.
The Nathan Frank Bandstand (or music pagoda) sits outside The Muny Theater in Forest Park. The bandstand was closed in 1911 due to disrepair.. Then, in 1912, a storm damaged the pagoda beyond repair. It was torn down later that year. In 1925, Nathan Frank donated a new bandstand to Forest Park, restoring Pagoda Circle according to Forest Park's master plan. It stands today and has become an iconic attraction in front of The Muny.
The Nathan Frank Bandstand (or music pagoda) sits outside The Muny Theater in Forest Park. The bandstand was closed in 1911 due to disrepair.. Then, in 1912, a storm damaged the pagoda beyond repair. It was torn down later that year. In 1925, Nathan Frank donated a new bandstand to Forest Park, restoring Pagoda Circle according to Forest Park's master plan. It stands today and has become an iconic attraction in front of The Muny.
The St Louis Municipal Opera Theatre is an outdoor amphitheater located in Forest Park. The Muny hosts performances from mid-June to mid-August, annually.
The St Louis Municipal Opera Theatre (The Muny) is an outdoor amphitheater located in Forest Park. The Muny hosts performances from mid-June to mid-August, annually.
The St Louis Municipal Opera Theatre (The Muny) is an outdoor amphitheater located in Forest Park. The Muny hosts performances from mid-June to mid-August, annually.
The St Louis Municipal Opera Theatre (The Muny) is an outdoor amphitheater located in Forest Park. The Muny hosts performances from mid-June to mid-August, annually.
The Nathan Frank Bandstand (or music pagoda) sits outside The Muny Theater in Forest Park. The bandstand was closed in 1911 due to disrepair.. Then, in 1912, a storm damaged the pagoda beyond repair. It was torn down later that year. In 1925, Nathan Frank donated a new bandstand to Forest Park, restoring Pagoda Circle according to Forest Park's master plan. It stands today and has become an iconic attraction in front of The Muny.
The Nathan Frank Bandstand (or music pagoda) sits outside The Muny Theater in Forest Park. The bandstand was closed in 1911 due to disrepair.. Then, in 1912, a storm damaged the pagoda beyond repair. It was torn down later that year. In 1925, Nathan Frank donated a new bandstand to Forest Park, restoring Pagoda Circle according to Forest Park's master plan. It stands today and has become an iconic attraction in front of The Muny.
The Jewel Box is a display greenhouse in Forest Park, noted for its unconventional, cantilevered, vertical glass walls rising 50 feet high. It hosts special floral shows at Christmas, early Spring, Easter, Mother’s Day, Summer and Fall.
The Jewel Box is a display greenhouse in Forest Park, noted for its unconventional, cantilevered, vertical glass walls rising 50 feet high. It hosts special floral shows at Christmas, early Spring, Easter, Mother’s Day, Summer and Fall.
The Jewel Box is a display greenhouse in Forest Park, noted for its unconventional, cantilevered, vertical glass walls rising 50 feet high. It hosts special floral shows at Christmas, early Spring, Easter, Mother’s Day, Summer and Fall.
The Jewel Box is a display greenhouse in Forest Park, noted for its unconventional, cantilevered, vertical glass walls rising 50 feet high. It hosts special floral shows at Christmas, early Spring, Easter, Mother’s Day, Summer and Fall.
Outside the Jewel Box
Springtime at the Jewel BoxThe Jewel Box is a display greenhouse in Forest Park, noted for its unconventional, cantilevered, vertical glass walls rising 50 feet high. It hosts special floral shows at Christmas, early Spring, Easter, Mother’s Day, Summer and Fall.
Springtime at the Jewel BoxThe Jewel Box is a display greenhouse in Forest Park, noted for its unconventional, cantilevered, vertical glass walls rising 50 feet high. It hosts special floral shows at Christmas, early Spring, Easter, Mother’s Day, Summer and Fall.
Springtime at the Jewel BoxThe Jewel Box is a display greenhouse in Forest Park, noted for its unconventional, cantilevered, vertical glass walls rising 50 feet high. It hosts special floral shows at Christmas, early Spring, Easter, Mother’s Day, Summer and Fall.
The World's Fair Pavilion was built in 1909 with proceeds from the 1904 World's Fair.
Apotheosis of St. Louis sits in front of the St Louis Art Museum in Forest Park. The statue memorializes King Louis IX of France, the namesake of St. Louis, Missouri. Prior to the completion of the Gateway Arch, the statue was the principal symbol of the city. It has served in the iconography of St. Louis for more than a century.
The St Louis Art Museum and Art Hill are viewed from the Grand Basin in Forest Park. Centrally located and popular for wedding pictures, picnics, city fairs, events, and more, the area is often thought of as the heart and soul of Forest Park.
The Great Forest Park Balloon Race; St LouisThe St Louis Art Museum and Art Hill are viewed from the Grand Basin in Forest Park. Centrally located and popular for wedding pictures, picnics, city fairs, events, and more, the area is often thought of as the heart and soul of Forest Park.
Springtime at the Art MuseumThe St Louis Art Museum and Art Hill are viewed from the Grand Basin in Forest Park. Centrally located and popular for wedding pictures, picnics, city fairs, events, and more, the area is often thought of as the heart and soul of Forest Park.
Apotheosis of St. Louis sits in front of the St Louis Art Museum in Forest Park. The statue memorializes King Louis IX of France, the namesake of St. Louis, Missouri. Prior to the completion of the Gateway Arch, the statue was the principal symbol of the city. It has served in the iconography of St. Louis for more than a century.
Apotheosis of St. Louis sits in front of the St Louis Art Museum in Forest Park. The statue memorializes King Louis IX of France, the namesake of St. Louis, Missouri. Prior to the completion of the Gateway Arch, the statue was the principal symbol of the city. It has served in the iconography of St. Louis for more than a century.
Art Still Has Truth, St Louis Art Museum in Forest Park
Art Still Has Truth, St Louis Art Museum in Forest Park
Sledding on Art Hill in Front of the St Louis Art Museum
Winter at the Grand BasinThe St Louis Art Museum and Art Hill are viewed from the Grand Basin in Forest Park. Centrally located and popular for wedding pictures, picnics, city fairs, events, and more, the area is often thought of as the heart and soul of Forest Park.
Winter at the Grand Basin
Silver Tree, SLAM
Fall in front of the St Louis Art Museum
Winter View, Looking Eastward
Winter at the Vandeventer GateThis granite-and-iron entrance gate was installed in Forest Park (near the Jewel Box) in 1950–51. The gate once guarded the east entrance to Vandeventer Place, the most exclusive address in St Louis in the late 19th century. By 1947, the area fell from favor and was razed. The Vandeventer Gate was relocated to Forest Park and is all that remains of a once distinguished neighborhood.
Vandeventer GateThis granite-and-iron entrance gate was installed in Forest Park (near the Jewel Box) in 1950–51. The gate once guarded the east entrance to Vandeventer Place, the most exclusive address in St Louis in the late 19th century. By 1947, the area fell from favor and was razed. The Vandeventer Gate was relocated to Forest Park and is all that remains of a once distinguished neighborhood.
Vandeventer GateThis granite-and-iron entrance gate was installed in Forest Park (near the Jewel Box) in 1950–51. The gate once guarded the east entrance to Vandeventer Place, the most exclusive address in St Louis in the late 19th century. By 1947, the area fell from favor and was razed. The Vandeventer Gate was relocated to Forest Park and is all that remains of a once distinguished neighborhood.
Vandeventer GateThis granite-and-iron entrance gate was installed in Forest Park (near the Jewel Box) in 1950–51. The gate once guarded the east entrance to Vandeventer Place, the most exclusive address in St Louis in the late 19th century. By 1947, the area fell from favor and was razed. The Vandeventer Gate was relocated to Forest Park and is all that remains of a once distinguished neighborhood.
The Boat House in Forest Park is the place to go for a bite to eat, a drink, a casual boat ride (paddle boats, canoes, kayaks and paddle boards) or just to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
Paddling Through the Grand Basin
Flags of Valor on Art Hill
Fall Colors
Winter
Turtle Park, also called Turtle Playground, is a sculpture park located on the southern edge of Forest Park in St Louis. It sits just across Interstate 64, and is accessible by car or pedestrian bridge, just outside the zoo grounds.
Turtle Park, also called Turtle Playground, is a sculpture park located on the southern edge of Forest Park in St Louis. It sits just across Interstate 64, and is accessible by car or pedestrian bridge, just outside the zoo grounds.
Turtle Park, also called Turtle Playground, is a sculpture park located on the southern edge of Forest Park in St Louis. It sits just across Interstate 64, and is accessible by car or pedestrian bridge, just outside the zoo grounds.
Turtle Park, also called Turtle Playground, is a sculpture park located on the southern edge of Forest Park in St Louis. It sits just across Interstate 64, and is accessible by car or pedestrian bridge, just outside the zoo grounds.
The St. Louis Zoo is frequently named best zoo in the country (St Louis Business Journal and Conde Nast Traveler.) Entrance is free, as with so many of our Forest Park attractions. Families looking for a fun and affordable vacation will definitely find it in St. Louis.
Animal Always Sculpture: At the entrance to Forest Park (off of Hampton Avenue), visitors find the Animals Always sculpture. Measuring 130 feet long, 36 feet high and containing 100 tons of steel, it is the largest sculpture at any public zoo in the United States.
The Conservation Carousel at the St Louis Zoo includes hand-carved wooden animal sculptures, representing protected and endangered species.
The Conservation Carousel at the St Louis Zoo includes hand-carved wooden animal sculptures, representing protected and endangered species.
The Conservation Carousel at the St Louis Zoo includes hand-carved wooden animal sculptures, representing protected and endangered species.
The St. Louis Zoo is frequently named best zoo in the country (St Louis Business Journal and Conde Nast Traveler.) Entrance is free, as with so many of our Forest Park attractions. Families looking for a fun and affordable vacation will definitely find it in St. Louis.
St Louis Zoo - Insectarium
The St. Louis Zoo is frequently named best zoo in the country (St Louis Business Journal and Conde Nast Traveler.) Entrance is free, as with so many of our Forest Park attractions. Families looking for a fun and affordable vacation will definitely find it in St. Louis.
St Louis Zoo Train
St Louis Zoo
St Louis Zoo Elephant
St Louis Zoo Elephant
St Louis Zoo Elephant
St Louis Zoo Elephant
St Louis Zoo Elephant
St Louis Zoo Elephant
St Louis Zoo Elephant
St Louis Zoo Elephant
St Louis Zoo Elephant
St Louis Zoo Elephant
Fall in Forest Park
Fall in Forest Park
Fall in Forest Park
Fall in Forest Park
Fall in Forest Park
