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City Museum is an all-ages architectural playground in Downtown St. Louis, Missouri. Explore tunnels, caves, slides and rides — inside and out.
Plan a visit to St. Louis' City Museum, an artist-built playground full of sculptures you can climb up, slide down and crawl under. Get tickets today.
We're four floors filled with miles of tunnels, a full cave system, over 30 slides, a circus, an arts area, a large outdoor climbing space, Architectural Museum, a Cabin that serves adult beverages, a Museum of Mayhem, Mirth and Mystery, and a ton more.
Planning a visit to City Museum? Buy daily tickets, group tickets or memberships online to avoid lines at our ticket counter.
City Museum is a museum whose exhibits consist largely of repurposed architectural and industrial objects, housed in the former International Shoe building in the Washington Avenue Loft District of St. Louis, Missouri, United States. Opened in October 1997, the museum attracted more than 700,000 visitors in 2010.
Experience a museum unlike any other by planning a visit to explore the incredible things to do at the City Museum in St. Louis, Missouri. The City Museum is a labyrinthian playground where visitors of all ages can explore caves, crawl through tunnels, and even zip down a 10-story slide.
There is nowhere else in this galaxy quite like St. Louis’ City Museum. While it might not be a hidden gem, it is downright remarkable to visit. It’s an art museum, made up of components one might find in a history museum, all laid out as a surrealistic adult-friendly playground.
Don’t miss out the next day to explore fabulous family-friendly attractions in St. Louis. From the famous zoo and art museum to the science center and the iconic Arch, the city brims with exciting sites. The City Museum in St. Louis goes way beyond art installations.
If you haven’t heard of City Museum before, it’s a surreal, ever-changing urban playground made from found objects. Housed in the 600,000-square-foot former International Shoe Company factory in St. Louis, the museum was opened in 1997 by sculptor Bob Cassilly.
Housed in the former home of the 10-story International Shoe Company, the sprawling 600,000 square-foot City Museum in St. Louis is quite possibly the ultimate urban playground ever constructed.