| Ever heard of the Gateway Arch in Saint Louis, | | | | where visitors can view the whole citythrough the |
| Missouri? Probably many of you are more familiar | | | | arch's small windows. |
| with the Statue of Liberty in New York and the | | | | The area where the arch stands is a park in itself |
| Golden Gate in San Francisco, but how about the | | | | with its wide green lawn, walk ways underneath the |
| Gateway Arch? | | | | trees,and its man-made lake. Fronting the park is the |
| The Gateway Arch is a Jefferson National Expansion | | | | Missouri river where tour boats sail along. |
| Memorial which symbolizes | | | | Lastly, a beautiful underground complex can be found |
| America's expansion to the West. It stands at 630 | | | | directly beneath the arch. |
| feet high and is currently thetallest memorial in the | | | | It houses its own museum, theaters, and souvenir |
| US - even taller than the Statue of Liberty. | | | | stores. Probably, describing the arch wouldn't be |
| As you enter the city of Saint Louis, this three-sided | | | | enough to characterize this excellent architectural |
| enormous structure can beeasily seen looming above | | | | structure of the 20th century. Seeing it and visiting |
| the skyrise buildings of the city. Made of | | | | the arch is the best thing to do. |
| stainlesssteel with its free standing structure, it holds | | | | Saint Louis is a big city and hotels are available for |
| as the number one tourist attraction of Saint Louis. | | | | your stay. Of course advance online hotel |
| It is fascinating to note that the arch can | | | | reservations are the best thing to do. Airline travel to |
| accommodate people inside its structure. It has two | | | | Saint Louis isalso a big possibility to facilitate your |
| trams each located on its North and South ends | | | | transportation. |
| which cancarry passengers up to its tallest peak | | | | So visit St. Louis soon! |