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St Louis Carriage Company

1000 Cerre St, St. Louis , Missouri 63102 USA

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“The original, largest and finest carriage company in St. Louis”

Historical or romantic horse drawn carriage rides through downtown St. Louis. Established in 1985, St. Louis Carriage Company is the original, largest and finest carriage company in St. Louis. Come look for our Cinderella carriage for a magical tour! We also offer carriage rides for private events weddings and parties throughout the St. Louis region.

Reviewed by Jenny P.

last weekend we had a fantastic tour of st louis with driver zimmerman and zippy they both had nerves of steel very professional and knowlegable will be looking for them on our next trip... Read more

Reviewed by Stephanie S.

Grab a ride downtown from one of these well trained carriage drivers! I promise you will love it!! Read more

Reviewed by Quin B.

I booked a carriage ride at 830pm on Sept 10, 2023. I arrived at 815 per the owners suggestion and the carriage wasn't there. I called and texted for about 30mins. No response or answer. My... Read more

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This tour covers 23 miles of St Louis. So it should be the first thing you do in St. Louis, so when you are done with the tour you can decide what you might want to go back and visit. This tour will not only give you a colorful description of the St. Louis History, but will give you many choices as to what you would like to do while visiting our wonderful city. We have something for all ages. Start your journey at the Horseshoe Casino in Downtown St. Louis and visit the following landmarks: Union Station, the New Cathedral, Old Cathedral, the Old Courthouse, Gateway Arch National Park, Forest Park’s Art Museum, Zoo, and Munny. Your tour will end back at the Horseshoe Casino about 1 hour and 20 minutes later.

Horse Shoe Casino

999 North 2nd Street

St. Louis MO 63102

Summer Hours

Friday, Saturday, Sunday

10am, Noon, 2pm

Monday – Thursday

Also by Appointment

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(314)241-1400

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Thanks for a great 2023 season! See you in November 2024!

Presented by St. Louis County Parks

Winter Wonderland in Tilles Park has been a St. Louis area holiday tradition since 1987.  The display will open November 22 through December 30 2023 from 5 - 9 p.m. (closed Christmas Eve). Winter Wonderland can be enjoyed from the comfort of your vehicle Monday through Sunday.

Enjoy the St. Louis Family Tradition!

Drive through with family and friends to view over a million glimmering lights fashioned into over 100 displays of festive characters and winter  scenes. Enjoy the canopy of lights glistening throughout seventy-five acres of park land in St. Louis County.

Information

Winter Wonderland is open from 5:00-9:00 p.m. Tickets can be redeemed on any open night. See schedule for dates. Fees for vehicular traffic are paid onsite with cash  ( no credit cards or checks ). Exact change for your vehicle is encouraged to help the entry  line move smoothly.   No pre-registration is required to drive through Winter Wonderland. 

Family vehicle - $20 Limousine, Van, or Commercial Transport Van - $60

Tour Bus  - $140

Click HERE   to get your drive-through Tickets!

Frequently Asked Questions

Call (314)615-4386

Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

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St. Louis Tours & Experiences

Explore our campus, visit the Clydesdales, and even taste beer straight from the finishing cellars. Choose from a variety of experiences, customized to fit your interests and timeframe.

The second annual Blues & Brews will take place at Anheuser-Busch Brewery on Sept. 20.

The outdoor street party will include appearances by Blues players and alumni, food trucks, cold beers, yard games and live music.

To strengthen the connection between music and hockey, which stands at the heart of St. Louis history, music will be a key component of Blues & Brews. This year, the event will feature performances by country music star Matt Stell!

Join us in September for our Oktoberfest themed dinner!!

Hosted by our Head Chef and Beer Enthusiast, your palate will take a journey through a four-course meal, perfectly complimented with four of our carefully selected brand beverages.

Explore the Anheuser-Busch brewery and learn why our beer is second to none.

Take a closer look at our campus and brewing methods when you join us on the Day Fresh Tour! Packed with history and stunning views of the property, you’ll learn all about the life of an Anheuser-Busch beer from seed to sip: from its beginnings as quality ingredients, to its crisp taste as the finished product!

Why dream about meeting a Clydesdale? Make it a reality.

At Anheuser-Busch, we value our storied history. And with a legacy that transcends beer, we especially take pride in our World-Renowned Budweiser Clydesdales. Now, you can get up-close and personal…

An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the brewing of Budweiser.

If you’re Budweiser’s biggest fan, there’s only one option for you: the Beermaster Tour. Get an all-access look at how the King of Beers is brewed, and visit exclusive locations on campus only.

Get right to the good stuff.

With a path that brings you right to our lager cellars, the Finisher Tour is perfect for visitors looking to pop in and grab the freshest beer in all of St. Louis - right from the tank!

St. Louis Closure Dates

September 20th.

Last tour at 2:30pm || Biergarten will close early

October 8th

Tours will begin at 12pm

October 23rd

Last tour at 1:45pm || Biergarten will close at 3pm || Beermaster tours will proceed as scheduled

October 30th

CLOSED ALL DAY.

Busch Mansion Estate Tour at Grant’s Farm

There’s no doubt that Grant’s Farm is one of St. Louis’ favorite family attractions . For a mere $12 a carload, you can experience a deer park safari, pet a few goats, feed a sheep, watch animal shows and hang out with the world famous Budweiser Clydesdales. And since the whole shebang is hosted by Anheuser-Busch, you can also count on a few free samples of the brewery’s latest refreshments when you visit.

(FYI: I received a complimentary Estate Tour at Grant’s Farm. My opinions are my own, because you know I was just dying to visit here!)

Actually…Grant had nothing to do with beer. It’s just a coincidence that General Grant once owned the land that August A. Busch Sr. would purchase for his country getaway in 1903. He kept the “Grant’s Farm” nickname and made the property into a rustic retreat with an old world deer preserve and, just for kicks, cattle and a couple of elephants.  With a nod to his German roots, August A. built the Bauernhof, styled after old German farmsteads. It had space for 20 horses and 18 dairy cows. You’ve been to the Bauernhof, it’s the beer garden at Grant’s Farm where the kids eat ice cream while mom and dad have a few…samples.

But back to the story.

So, Gussie is the man we need to thank for Grant’s Farm. The only thing he loved more than horses and baseball was entertaining. And in 1954 he opened his gates to the public and millions of families have enjoyed his hospitality ever since.

Gussie and his family still lived on the farm at the time, so he held back 22 acres surrounding the family home. Just enough of a buffer to keep “The Big House” away from prying eyes. And so it remained, until long after Gussie passed away in 1989.

Gussie had many children, and he didn’t want to split up the farm that he so fondly shared with St. Louis families. It was put into a trust for his heirs and Grant’s Farm is still operated by his business, Anheuser-Busch. Just the way he wanted it.

Grant’s Farm now offers a walking tour of the Busch Estate, a.k.a. The Big House. It’s a small private tour–no more than 20 people at a time. It’s only offered in the mornings, and it’s not handicap accessible so strap on your good walking shoes.

The tour takes you up to The Big House and starts at cute little playhouse made for the Busch children. It has running water and a real fireplace. The family kept it decorated just as it was when Gussie’s children played there…with the exception of an Easy Bake Oven some modern grandkids play with when they drop by.

You’ll get to stroll around the lawn and check out the lawn ornaments–life sized bronze moose and baby elephants! There’s also several Bevo Fox statues hiding in trees–the fox was a mascot for a non-alcoholic brew Anheuser-Busch made during prohibition.

Next you’ll stop at little Swiss style chapel built in the 1960’s for Trudy Busch, Gussie’s third wife. If you’ve ever visited Grant’s Farm around noon and heard bells, it was probably from this tiny chapel.

There’s a couple neat photo ops in front of the house, and your guides are happy to help you get a photo. So please, leave the selfie stick at home. Here’s a fun bit of trivia: The front of house has no driveway or sidewalk, just a grand staircase leading to a big green lawn.

You’ll visit the pool house, added in the 1960s for entertaining. Our tour guides pointed out fun facts, like how the pool, no bigger than what any well off suburbanite might install, was quite a big deal in the 1960s. Of course, your pool never had Elvis drop by, I’m sure. We chatted about Gussie’s wild parties while our tour guide brought out ice cold Budweiser for the grown-ups and chilled water for the kids.

We also got to see a couple beech wood trees planted the Busch family, in honor their brewery’s famed beech wood aging process. The tour ends at the back door of The Big House, which looks for all the world like a grand hotel entrance. Which is fitting, since this is the only place cars can pull up to the house and drop off friends, family and invited guests.

The tour doesn’t go inside the house, so I’ll leave you with a link to a Life Magazine article from 1955. I wonder if they still have all the deer heads in there?

If you’d like to arrange your own private grounds tour, RSVP online here at Grant’s Farm . It’s $25 dollar a person, which includes a complimentary beverage and a private tram ride around the deer park. The tour is mostly over mulched paths, so it’s not exactly stroller friendly. My husband and I loved having a tour guide practically to ourselves, but the kids were eager to move on to the Bauernhof and a big bowl of Dippin’ Dots. The tour lasts 90 minutes, so it’s best for kids with a lot of patience.

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 Hi! You’re probably here because you *really* want to go on a Renegade Tour. You can! Except it is now called See STL Tours and we’re headquartered at the Missouri History Museum. All of the wonderful things Renegade offered are still available – just with snazzy new names and SO MANY MORE TOURS now. You are welcome to poke around this site & relive the Renegade glory days…but then head over to mohistory.org/see-stl to book your tour! Or email us directly at [email protected]   to book private tours!

Can I still go on tours with you guys?  Yep…you just have book them through the Missouri History Museum’s site! Clicking opportunities below.

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Amanda Ball Clark is an eternal history buff. She was first drawn to history and architecture for two reasons: her family church, which focused heavily on stories in theology, and her high school history teacher, who taught her the importance of the subject.

The New York Times: 36 Hours in St. Louis

By Elaine Glusac We were featured in the New York Times' 36 Hours in St. Louis! Read our section below, and check out the full article here.   "Amanda Clark, an historian, can spout all the pertinent facts and figures about St. Louis. But she wanted to combine them...

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• Closed Monday, Sep 16 - Saturday, Sep 21st.
• Sunday, Sep 22nd operating hours: 9am-5pm.
• Recognized by Yelp as One of the Top 100 Local Businesses in the Nation

What to Expect

To plan your visit, please check our hours, calendar, and special tour options below. For more information, see our FAQs and map.

Our Top VIP Experiences Available Now

Our Clydesdales are an important part of the Grant’s Farm and St. Louis history. See how we care for these magnificent animals, visit their stables, and get to know them in a more intimate setting.

Bundle up and enjoy an open-air ride through our property with an expert guide. You’ll see Grant’s Cabin, the Busch family home's exterior, and meet and hand-feed the extraordinary animals in the Deer Park.

Hours & Calendar of Events

Grant’s Farm is open for four Holiday Lights experiences and special tours. Refer to the calendar below to explore available dates and times.

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Please note Grant's Farm is a cashless operation. We only accept debit and credit cards.

Private Events

Located in the Courtyard. Includes umbrella picnic tables and an outdoor fountain.

Accommodates up to 300 guests. If combined with the Carriage House, this space accommodates up to 450 guests.

Carriage House

Located in the Bauernhof Courtyard. Features brick detail, brushed iron chandeliers, high tops and seated tables.

Accommodates up to 150 guests.

Clydesdale Patio

Located next to the paddocks where the Budweiser Clydesdales roam.

Accommodates up to 50 guests.

Located outside the Bauernhof Courtyard. Add-ons include yard games.

Accommodates up to 30 guests.​

Book one of our beautiful spaces to host an unforgettable event at Grant's Farm.

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10651 Roanna Court,  St Louis, MO 63128

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Charming ranch is what you will find at 10651 Roanna Ct in the Lindbergh School District. This beautiful ranch home w/4 beds & 2.5 baths sits in a great established neighborhood! This home is for the family wanting to move right in today! New roof, electric panel, windows, lighting throughout, paint, updated bathrooms and kitchen. Check out the backyard, lots of space for the kids! Come take a look today!

Built in 1961

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