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By: NISHU SINGH
Located in St. Louis, Missouri, Gateway Arch National Park is home to the tallest monument in the U.S. — a symbol of westward expansion.
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The Gateway Arch stands 630 feet tall and wide. Built in 1965, it honors Thomas Jefferson and the pioneers who shaped the American West.
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You’ll find the park along the Mississippi River in downtown St. Louis. It’s easily accessible and a must-visit stop in the Midwest.
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Take the unique tram ride to the top of the Arch for incredible views of the city and river. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience!
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Walk through beautifully landscaped parkland, fountains, and riverfront paths — perfect for a peaceful stroll or picnic.
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Explore the free, modern museum beneath the Arch. Learn about Native American history, westward expansion, and St. Louis’ pivotal role.
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Just steps away: the Old Courthouse, where the famous Dred Scott case was tried, and scenic riverboat cruises on the Mississippi.
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Spring and fall offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Try a sunset visit for magical light and stunning photos.
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Comfortable shoes Water bottle Camera or phone Pre-booked tram tickets (recommended!)
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Entry to the park is free Tram and museum require timed tickets Arrive early for smoother security check-ins
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