Best Landmarks in Central West End

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.

Explore the grandeur of St. Louis' past at the Samuel Cupples House, a Romanesque Revival masterpiece showcasing art and history on the SLU campus.

Step back in time and discover the world of ragtime at the former home of the 'King of Ragtime,' Scott Joplin, in St. Louis.

Explore St. Louis' Old Post Office, a stunning example of Second Empire architecture and a National Historic Landmark in the heart of downtown.

Explore a piece of St. Louis history at the Compton Hill Water Tower, offering stunning architecture and panoramic city views.

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

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.

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

Discover St. Louis's oldest privately-owned home, the Emmanuel DeHodiamont House, a unique blend of 1830s vernacular and Gothic Revival architecture.