Citygarden Sculpture Park
Nestled along Route 66 in the heart of St. Louis, Citygarden Sculpture Park is a vibrant urban oasis where art and nature unite. Wander through this enchanting landscape adorned with stunning sculptures, lush gardens, and interactive water features that invite exploration. With a rich history and a commitment to community engagement, this park offers an inspiring backdrop for travelers seeking a unique blend of culture and tranquility on their journey along the Mother Road. Don’t miss the chance to capture unforgettable memories in this dynamic, open-air gallery that celebrates creativity at every turn.
L Grabb
5 months ago"We had so much fun checking out Citygarden Sculpture Park and checking it off our St. Louis bucket list! Such a neat spot right in the middle of downtown with so many cool sculptures and places to wander. I really liked that there’s a map that tells you about the different sculptures — it made exploring even better. Everything was well taken care of, and it was just a really enjoyable place to walk around and take it all in. Definitely glad we stopped!"
Nicolasa Molina
3 months ago"Absolutely love the herb garden is absolutely cool the Little theater was cool all the sculptures were awesome there was a whole nother part of the park we didn't even know definitely grab a map so you can meet the whole park Duffy going back to see the rest"
Raghib Khider
2 months ago"Fun free and simply laid out. It shouldn’t take you more than 20 minutes to see all of the art work. Free and simple to access. No ticket or interaction needed. Public street park with public street parking."
CatFish.Wilson
4 months ago"We didnt have much time after seeing the arch. So went around looking at the sculptures pretty fast. But what we saw was really cool. Loved to see what people come up with."
theDSsucks
9 months ago"Unless you love art, I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit here but if you’re in the neighborhood, like I was, it’s worth a stroll. Some pretty neat sculptures, garden and water fountains. Not crowded when I walked through. It was nice and relaxing."
