Alert: Old Courthouse Closed for Renovations: The Old Courthouse at Gateway Arch National Park is undergoing renovations as part of the $380-million CityArchRiver project, which is the largest public-private partnership in the history of the National Park Service. It is closed to all visitors.
National Park
Gateway Arch
The blooming cherry trees in Kiener Plaza provide a wonderful foreground for the Gateway Arch and Old Courthouse in spring. NPS photo/Jennifer Clark
Overview
Gateway Arch National Park commemorates President Jefferson’s vision of a continental nation, the individuals and cultural groups who helped shape its history, St. Louis’ role in westward expansion, and Dred and Harriet Scott, who sued for their freedom in the Old Courthouse.
Prices vary by date of visit.
Begin your tour with an interactive pre-boarding experience featuring 60s-inspired animation and Gateway Arch trivia. Then, be transported 630 feet to the top of Arch for exhilarating views. Please allow 45 - 60 minutes for your Tram Ride to the Top experience.
Adult (16 and up): Starting at $15
Child (3-15): Starting at $11
Infant (2 and under): FREE
Park Pass Holder: Starting at $12
Tickets available at www.gatewayarch.com
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Things To Do
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A View From the Top
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Description
Tram Ride to the Top: Getting there is part of the adventure. Enjoy stunning views from the top of America's tallest monument.
Individual ticket prices vary by date of visit check www.gatewayarch.com for the prices for your visit date. Ticket prices start at $12 for adults 16 & over, $8 for children 3-15 and $9 for those with the America the Beautiful Pass.
Time:45-60 Minutes
Gateway Arch Wellness Challenge
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Description
Gateway Arch National Park offers you multiple opportunities to improve your health through physical, mental and learning challenges. Will you rest below an architectural wonder and take a moment to breathe? Will you stroll through the paved paths of the Explorer’s Garden? Will you learn something new about history? The possibilities are endless - personal wellness is out there waiting for you. And, it is well within reach.
Stroll through the paved paths of the Explorer’s Garden located in the North Gateway area of the park. In the Garden, you can find plants that were used by Native Americans and detailed by Lewis and Clark in their expedition journals as they traveled west.
The Gateway Arch and Old Courthouse with a row of pink blooming cherry trees in frontArch and cloudsThe Gateway Arch reflected in the waters of of the north pondlooking across the green lawn in Smith Square to the Old CourthouseWest Entrance to the Gateway Arch Visitor CenterGateway ArchDred and Harriet Scott statue in front of the columns of the Old Courthouse in the morning lightGateway Arch at Sunrisethe sun coming up and illuminated clouds behind the Gateway ArchPeople waiting on the Arch grounds waiting for the 4th of July Fireworks show to start.
