All Landmarks near Audubon Center at Riverlands

Experience 1820s Illinois at the beautifully restored Colonel Benjamin Stephenson House in Edwardsville, a landmark of early state history and Federal architecture.

Explore Alton's vibrant past at the Alton Museum of History & Art: From river legends to the world's tallest man.

Explore art, architecture, and history in a tranquil garden setting at St. Louis' historic Bellefontaine Cemetery and Arboretum.

Discover the historic Bissell Street Water Tower in St. Louis: a stunning Victorian-era landmark with a rich history and unique architectural design.

Discover the historic Cabanne House in St. Louis's Forest Park, a beautifully preserved example of Second Empire architecture and local history.

Uncover the ancient wonders of Cahokia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore the largest pre-Columbian city in North America.

Explore the ancient wonders of Cahokia Mounds, a UNESCO World Heritage site revealing the mysterious lives of North America's Mississippian culture.

Explore the mysteries of ancient America at Cahokia Mounds, a UNESCO World Heritage Site near St. Louis. Grounds open daily!

Discover the ancient civilization of Cahokia Mounds, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring awe-inspiring mounds and rich Native American history.

Experience Victorian elegance at the Campbell House Museum, a meticulously preserved 1851 home in St. Louis, showcasing the life of a prominent fur trader.

Explore a world of imagination at St. Louis's City Museum: an architectural playground with tunnels, slides, and repurposed wonders for all ages.

Experience innovative contemporary art at CAM St. Louis, a dynamic and free museum in the heart of the Grand Center Arts District.

Discover St. Louis's architectural history at the Emmanuel DeHodiamont House, a landmark of Gothic Revival design in the heart of the West End.

Step back in time at the General Daniel Bissell House, a Federal-style gem with a rich history in St. Louis County.

A historic St. Louis landmark, the Grand Avenue Water Tower is the world's tallest free-standing Corinthian column and a reminder of the city's past.

Explore the heart of the Midwest: where great rivers meet historic routes. Your adventure starts here!

Explore St. Louis's Holy Corners Historic District: A blend of stunning architecture, rich history, and cultural significance in the heart of the Central West End.

Explore river ecosystems at the INHS Great Rivers Field Station in Alton, Illinois, a hub for ecological research and conservation.

Discover Leclaire Historic District in Edwardsville, IL: A unique 19th-century model village showcasing innovative social and industrial ideals.

Experience panoramic views and explore the history of the Lewis & Clark Expedition at the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers.

Explore the starting point of the Lewis and Clark Expedition at this Illinois historic site and discover the story of Camp River Dubois.

Discover the architectural beauty and civil rights history at the Lewis Place Historic Gate in St. Louis, Missouri.

Explore Lincoln/Douglas Square in Alton, Illinois, a vibrant tourist attraction rich in history, culture, and stunning landscapes perfect for all visitors.

Experience the confluence of history and nature on Illinois' Meeting of the Great Rivers National Scenic Byway. Scenic drives, river views, and historic towns await.

Experience the engineering marvel of the Melvin Price Lock and Dam, a vital part of the Mississippi River's navigation system, near Alton, Illinois.

Explore Missouri's past at the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park. Free admission, captivating exhibits, and stories for all ages.

Explore Monks Mound, a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing the ancient Cahokia civilization in Collinsville, Illinois, and experience breathtaking views.

Explore Mound 72 at Cahokia Mounds: Uncover ancient burial rituals and astronomical knowledge of the Mississippian culture.

Explore the mighty Mississippi River's history, ecology, and engineering marvels at the National Great Rivers Museum in Alton, Illinois.

Walk or bike across the historic Route 66 Old Chain of Rocks Bridge, spanning the Mississippi River with unique views and a glimpse into the past.

Experience the grandeur of St. Louis's past in the elegant Portland and Westmoreland Places, a historic gem in the Central West End.

Experience world-class art and architecture at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, a serene and inspiring space in St. Louis' Grand Center Arts District.

A picturesque and historic fountain in Forest Park, offering a serene escape and a glimpse into St. Louis's early 20th-century artistry.

Explore a Gilded Age mansion and art gallery on the Saint Louis University campus.

Step back in time to the home of ragtime genius Scott Joplin and experience the sounds and stories of his St. Louis years.

Visit the Shelley House, a National Historic Landmark in St. Louis, and discover the story behind a landmark civil rights case.

Discover architectural gems and rich history in Edwardsville's St. Louis Street Historic District, a charming residential neighborhood dating back to 1809.

Explore the St. Louis Walk of Fame, an outdoor tribute to the city's legendary figures in arts and entertainment, located in the vibrant Delmar Loop.

A serene urban escape in St. Louis's Central West End, featuring a labyrinth, fountain, and peaceful landscaping for quiet reflection.

Experience the nexus of art and life in St. Louis' Grand Center Arts District at The Dark Room: live jazz, visual art, and artisan cuisine.

Discover the Delmar Loop: A vibrant cultural hub in St. Louis blending shopping, dining, and entertainment for an unforgettable experience.

Explore Alton, Illinois' Upper Alton Historic District: A charming neighborhood with stunning 19th & 20th-century architecture & rich history.

Step back in time on this beautifully preserved Victorian-era bridge in Forest Park, a testament to St. Louis's rich history and architectural charm.

Admire the historic Washington Terrace Clock Tower in St. Louis, a French Norman landmark marking a private street of architectural distinction.

Explore the Wellston Loop Historic Pavilion, a landmark that echoes St. Louis's vibrant transportation history and enduring community spirit.

Explore the ancient solar calendar at Cahokia Mounds' Woodhenge, a testament to the Mississippian culture's astronomical knowledge.

Explore the fascinating world of chess at the World Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis, a cultural center dedicated to the game's rich history and art.

Visit the World's Largest Chess Piece in St. Louis: a record-breaking, 20-foot-tall King that celebrates the city's vibrant chess scene.