A day trip to St. Louis.

Although it was just a quick day trip, I really liked the city of St. Louis. It was safer, quieter, and more beautiful than I expected. [Stay] The Golden Hotel is located in Clayton. The surrounding community looks very quiet. I personally feel it is quite safe. There are also many Chinese restaurants nearby. When my local friends heard that I also chose to stay in Clayton, they exclaimed: everyone stays in Clayton. Double-certified safety haha, it's quite safe if you don't go to the east side of the river and Ferguson and Florissant to the north. [Play] Two places 9 Arches: A must-visit place for tourists. Take a walk under the big arch, take a walk in the park with the evening breeze and sunset, and look at the other side of the river, there is a kind of quiet little happiness. However, parking in the city is indeed not easy. If you want to park for free on weekends, you really have to turn around a few more times to find street parking. P Saint Louis Zoo: Highly recommended! Free admission, parking is $20, but there are also many free parking spaces on the roadside within a 15-minute walk. The park is very large and it takes at least half a day to visit it carefully. There are also many places to rest, and there are park loungers every few steps. [Eat] ChiliSpot: There is no queue, the store is very lively, and it can be seen that it is indeed a popular Chinese restaurant in St. Village. I ordered boiled beef and Sichuan cold noodles. Although it is not the most delicious Sichuan cuisine I have ever eaten, I think this taste is already very good. The boiled beef is thin slices of meat, without excessive slurry, and the obvious disadvantage is that the knife work is average and the texture of the meat is not cut correctly.