Why You Should Go...
The Museum at the Gateway Arch shows visitors what was happening centuries ago on the land that has become the greater St. Louis area. The re-envisioned museum features six immersive, interactive, and accessible galleries for guests to explore for FREE.
The space depicts more than 200 years of history about St. Louis and the westward expansion of the United States of America. From the Creole culture of St. Louis before the Louisiana Purchase to the innovative builders who created the tallest man-made national monument in America.
Navigate the museum chronologically or wander as stories from across the aisle catch your eye. Experience digital and physical interactive elements for children and adults to explore, with improved accessibility all around every corner.
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Why You Should Go...
The Museum at the Gateway Arch shows visitors what was happening centuries ago on the land that has become the greater St. Louis area. The re-envisioned museum features six immersive, interactive, and accessible galleries for guests to explore for FREE.
The space depicts more than 200 years of history about St. Louis and the westward expansion of the United States of America. From the Creole culture of St. Louis before the Louisiana Purchase to the innovative builders who created the tallest man-made national monument in America.
Navigate the museum chronologically or wander as stories from across the aisle catch your eye. Experience digital and physical interactive elements for children and adults to explore, with improved accessibility all around every corner.
What You Should Know...
Open:
Year-Round
Hours:
Closed Today. Opens Sun
9:00am -
8:00pm,
Daily
Cost: Free
Access: Wheelchair
Parking: Street
Available: Self-Guided Tour, Café, Changing Station, Gift Shop
Extra Fun...
Fun Facts
The Museum at the Gateway Arch is part of the smallest National Park in the America: Gateway Arch National Park (91 acres)
The Museum and visitor center under the Gateway Arch was awarded LEED Gold, in recognition of the building’s sustainable site development, water savings, and building materials selection. There are only 10 other LEED certified sites in the National Park Service.
The Museum at the Gateway Arch opened in 2018 as part of a $380 renovation of Gateway Arch National Park and the surrounding area in downtown St. Louis. It was a historic partnership between the private sector and federal, state, and local government agencies.
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