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| The Hill Neighborhood in St. Louis, MO Our first order of business the next day was to try the Amighetti Special at Amighetti's, which is referred to by many as the best sandwich in St. Louis...it may very well be "Often Imitated, Never Duplicated," but we didn't think it was the best of anything |
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| The Gateway Arch in St. Louis, MO This iconic monument symbolizes the westward expansion of the United States |
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| Babbitt in the Journey To The Top Capsule We felt like Michael & Janet Jackson in the Scream video as we rode 630 feet up in the air |
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| The Old Courthouse with the Gateway Arch in the background We happened to park next to the courthouse that held the famous Dred Scott case...this is also where we noticed an intoxicated man attempting to remove our bikes from the rack...he was unsuccessful |
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| The O'Babbitt's at the original Budweiser Brewery in St. Louis, MO Even though we went on the same tour in Colorado, we couldn't pass up the first home of Bud Light The buildings here were more historic than those in Ft. Collins, plus we got to see a real life Clydesdale |
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| Katie enjoying a Straw-ber-rita after our tour Our expectations were high when entering this tasting room...when we were in Ft. Collins we got a few extra tastings, but we learned quickly that the original King of Beers sticks with a 2 drink maximum |
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| Gus' Pretzels in St. Louis, MO These pretzels came highly recommended on the Internet, but after trying them first hand, it turns out they are just regular pretzels...luckily delicious carbs never hurt anyone |
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| Federhofer's Bakery home of the Gooey Butter Cake Gooey Butter Cake is one St. Louis delicacy that didn't let us down O'Babbitt Tip: If you ever go to St. Louis, don't leave without a Gooey Butter Cake |
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