St. Louis, Missouri: Citygarden

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

 

After a really fun visit to City Museum, we headed over to Citygarden which is located right in the heart of downtown St. Louis. This park is about a 5-minute walk from the Arch andย isย FREE to enter. There are lots of open areas for children to run, walk, and play.ย In addition to waterfalls and splash pads, the gardenย also offers plenty of shady spots to sit and relax.

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

 

 

 

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

 

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

 

 

Restaurants

Citygarden in St. Louis

 

You can bring your own snacks and drinks to the park (which ends up being really convenient if the kiddos play in the water features). There are also other food options:

  • Kaldi’s Coffee Roasting Company– This cafe is located right inside Citygarden and offers seating inside and outside. They also offer a nice variety of coffees and smoothies. Their food menu includes a kid’s menu, gluten free, and vegetarian options. More info on Kaldi’s HERE
  • Food Trucks-See what food trucks will be parked atย the gardenย HERE
  • Off-Site Restaurants-If you don’t mind doing a little walking or driving, you can eat at some great restaurants near Citygarden.ย  You can find a great list of nearby restaurants HERE

 

Art Scultptures

Citygarden has about two dozen contemporary sculptures exhibits. The kids loved that they could climb and play on the sculptures.

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

 

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

 

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

 

 

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

 

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

 

 

 

Water Features

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

 

St. Louis, Missouri:  Citygarden

Above: This is a photo of the waterfall (with wading pool and stepping stones). Right behind the waterfall is Kaldi’s Coffee Roasters.

 

If you are visiting Citygarden in the summertime, the kids can play in the water features. There is waterfall wall and a small wading pool with large stepping stones. There is also a few splash pad-type areas.

We were a few weeks too early for playing in the water, but my kids wanted to play in the water so bad. I recommend bringing swimsuits, towels, sunscreen, and/or a change of clothes if you are planning to play in the water.

 

I think you could spend as much or as little time as you would like at Citygarden. You could take a quick stroll through the gardens and sculptures or spend a few hours having a picnic and playing in the water. Either way, Citygarden is well worth a visit. It is a great attraction, and I love that it is FREE!

 

 

Citygardenย  // 801 Market Street –ย  Saint Louis, MO 63101ย  //ย  314.241.3337

Citygarden Mapย HERE

Citygarden WEBSITE

Citygarden also offers special events like free concerts and free yoga classes (in the summertime). See a list of the gardens special events HERE

 

Have you been to Citygarden? What did you think about it?

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23 thoughts on “St. Louis, Missouri: Citygarden”

  1. Geraline Batarra

    Such a beautiful place to visit by the whole family and it looks like everyone will enjoy most especially kids once you there.

  2. This looks so inviting! Love the water features as my kids really enjoy running through (esp on a crazy hot summers day). The art pieces are gorgeous are a great addition to the park. Thanks for the review and the places to grab a bite Xo, PathofPresence

  3. I really love the art sculptures in this area. My favorite sculpture here would be the man in a pink suit without head. It is really great you constantly bringing your young kids to explore new places!

  4. This looks like such a gorgeous place to visit. The water features are stunning and it seems like a place the whole family can enjoy.

  5. Wow, this looks like such a beautiful green space! I love the lush vibrancy of it all. ๐Ÿ™‚ You must have had such a lovely time!

  6. Cool post, the park looks very interesting and great for kids! Nice to know theres coffee there too ayy ๐Ÿ˜‰

    1. It was really nice, Christine! I would like to go back in the summer so the kids could play in all of the water features.

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