Shopping

Laclede's Landing has been a happenin' St. Louis spot ever since Pierre Laclede built a fur trading post here in 1874. The riverfront buildings that once were used as warehouses are now a maze of remodeled shops, restaurants, and bars. Just a few yards away, barges drift down the Mississippi River. The Landing, as locals call it, brims with architectural clues of eras long past, its old-world setting a comfortable package for the modern treats that lie inside.

Shop Till You Drop

St. Louis has lots of great neighborhood shopping areas. Plan your tour of St. Louis shops with our guide to specialty stores, boutiques, and shopping malls

Reminders of St. Louis

Searching for a special reminder of St. Louis can be a lot of fun, and the boutiques at museums and historic sites reveal some of the most intriguing and unique finds in the city.

Treasure Hunt

Looking for something different? Shop for unique treasures at stores that are off the beaten path.

Chic Boutiques

Satisfy your inner fashionista at these unique St. Louis shops.

Furnish Your Home in Style

St. Louis has an assortment of home accessory and antiques stores that will make your home sparkle.

You Deserve a Break

Now that you've shopped and are ready to drop, why not relax at one of the area's soothing spas?

Sports Clothing and Gear: A pretty wide selection is to be had at the shops on this list of top Chicago outdoor gear spots.

Despite its moniker, The Loop isn't actually a loop at all.  It's a six-block stretch of Delmar Boulevard, west of downtown and bounded by Skinker and Big Bend. Don't let its small size fool you--The Loop is one of the richest sources of true St. Louis culture, featuring more than 140 restaurants and boutiques, a St. Louis-specific Walk of Fame and a bustling nightlife fueld by locals and students from nearby Washington University. Whether you go day or night, you'll be sure to find an eclectic combination of small stores and big entertainment that can keep you occupied for hours.