With the conclusion of a $380 million restoration campaign, the St. Louis park has finally achieved continuity between the Old Courthouse—newly renovated—and the architect’s towering arch.

One of my favorite cities in the United States is St. Louis, Missouri. This city on the bank of the mighty Mississippi River was known in former times as the “Gateway to the West” and its history is ...

The 19th-century Old Courthouse, part of the city’s downtown and Gateway Arch National Park, is set to reopen in May after a $27.5 million renovation.

The Gateway Arch in St. Louis is an iconic structure representing innovation, resilience, and ambition. While it’s widely recognized as a monumental feat of engineering, there’s so much more beneath ...

Gateway Arch – St. Louis, Missouri: 630 Feet Credit: Wikimedia Commons Towering over the Mississippi River, the Gateway Arch is the tallest monument in the country and the world's tallest arch.

The Gateway Arch is more than just a monument, it’s also a striking observation deck. A tram system takes visitors to the very top offering views of the greater St. Louis area.

A new observation tower, located right next to the Big Sioux River. An expanded pedestrian bridge spanning the falls. An event center, created by encasing the ruins of the Queen Bee Mill inside a ...

The pod-shaped trams seat five people each and transport passengers up the legs of the Arch to an observation deck at the structure's peak.

What was supposed to be a 60-minute ride around the Gateway Arch turned into a disaster after a technical malfunction left two dozen tourists stranded at the top of the famous landmark.