Inspiration from around Soulard
When the sun goes down the mood comes up
Known simply as "French town" in the late 1700's this area took off as a formal neighborhood in the city of St. Louis in the 1840's. Its culture thrived next to the downtown area, and after the civil war building expanded rapidly, with much of that architecture still standing.
St. Louis is the birthplace of
legends of all kinds
One of the oldest communities in our city. Soulard today is a vibrant neighborhood providing walkability and great quality of life for residents. It hosts independent restaurants, bars, and the North American headquarters of Anheuser-Busch. Most of the buildings date to the mid 1800’s and many of its bars host live music, especially the jazz and blues for which St. Louis is known. The neighborhood hosts regular pub crawls.
Words from Mouths
Good stories in Soulard!
“Great stories of local criminals and duels! Time just flew by. It was a bit rainy, but we walked anyway.”
Kelly_Z, May 2025
Perfect date night
"The guide was knowledgeable and funny. The stories were great with alot of details and there was even props."
Scott_V, Mar 2025
It was a fun jot around...
“It was a fun jot around citys of st louis while learning new facts about Crime from the early 20th century.”
Alaina_Y, Feb 2025
Take a chance on this tour
“Our tour operator was very experienced, extremely knowledgeable about St. Louis history that he likely independently researched and is not well known, even to locals. Our tour operator was highly professional and really seemed familiar with the Soulard area. There is a great chance that our tour operator is the most interesting person in any room.”
John_D, Nov 2024