Travel Guide to St. Louis, USA

Scenic spot introduction:

St. Louis is the largest city in the U.S. state of Missouri. Mississippi River St. Louis is an important industrial city and water and land transportation hub. It covers an area of about 159 square kilometers and has an average altitude of 138 meters. It has a humid continental climate, cold winters and hot summers, and four distinct seasons. The electronic instrument industry and electronic technology here are quite developed. Emerson Electric Company is a world-class electronic company. The headquarters of McDonnell Douglas, the largest aircraft manufacturing company in the United States, is located here. The first spacecraft to land on the moon was manufactured here. It is also the largest inland shipping center in the country, the second largest railway transportation terminal in the country, the fifth largest aviation transportation hub and the sixth largest truck transportation center. There are a large number of descendants of Welsh, German, Italian and Irish people in St. Louis. A large number of blacks only settled here after World War II. At present, there are more than 200,000 blacks living in the urban area, accounting for about 1/3 of the total population of the city. Due to the complex historical background and the gathering of multiple ethnic groups, some areas of St. Louis have formed international residential areas and small town areas. At present, St. Louis has established friendly relations with Nanjing and Wuhan in my country.

Attractions distribution:

The main attractions in St. Louis are: St. Louis Arch , Budweiser Headquarters , Forest Park , zoo , City Museum , St. Louis Cathedral , Cardinals baseball home stadium , Union Station, Missouri Botanical Garden , St. Louis History Museum , Old Post Office ,opera, Mississippi River wait.