Suggestions for Museum near Midtown, St Louis

The Artificial • November 27, 2017The Pulitzer Arts Foundation has rotating shows of both historic, and contemporary art. The museum itself is lovely, and the curation is always thoughtful.

Michael M. • December 3, 2018Very nice museum with always changing exhibits. I love that it is free, parking is easy to find, and there is a cafe located here. However, I was very surprised at how small it is.

Andy • February 8, 2015Really nice place to go with the family, it's worth paying those extra bucks to get to the top, amazing view add quite a nice slide

Shelley S. • January 3, 2011Best house museum in St. Louis. Take a step back into pre-Civil War STL in this restored house with 90% of the Campbells' original furnishings. Hear the family's dramatic story. Beautiful house.

Mike C. • March 2, 2013Awesome FREE museum with a restaurant, hotel, and Triumph dealership attached.

Tom V. • September 16, 2019Free and super interesting! The special exhibit at the time was M.C. Escher and the third floor is all world/US chess!

Lee Ann A. • February 17, 2020We saw the winter sky live show. It was very informative. My grandson really enjoyed it!

Cyndy W. • April 16, 2014It was awesome! So many things to see. Amazing information about players. Please take 1-2 hours and read as much as you can about the players. You will be so glad you went.

Lonjay H. • March 15, 2015That was amazing! The food service is great! Workers are so respectful😊 the Space/Rocket part was just awesome!! Good Job!!👏

Joseph R. • January 7, 2012Make it so!

Jade H. • March 17, 2018Howlin’ Fridays with Marquise Knox. Nothing short of amazing. Blues in its purest form.

Scott W. • February 27, 2011Try to get a seat that is higher up & in the center for a more comfortable view

Doug C. • August 31, 2019Always the highlight of any AB Brewery Tour

Erik R. • August 29, 2016The home famous musical composer Scott Joplin rented from 1900-1904. Hailed as the King of Ragtime, he wrote many of his greatest pieces during this time including The Entertainer.

Robert L. • July 23, 2011The pin marker is totally wrong. It has it's location up on Jefferson.

Lipstick • March 14, 2016StL's newest contemporary art museum!

Carola G. • May 24, 2018Beautifully restored museum, re-opened Spring 2018. Gorgeous painted ceiling. Shaw built this museum in 1859 but it closed in 1982 and was used for storage until the renovation and addition began.

Annemarie C. • July 12, 2014Michael is the best guide! So informative.