8 Hidden Gems In St. Louis Most People Don’t Know Even Exist

In every city, there are amazing hidden gems even the locals are not aware of. Finding these fun things to do in Missouri is always a treat! Our hidden gems in St. Louis will add change dipped in unique to the boring day trip routines you are used to. Whether you are visiting, or you're a local, these are the best hidden gems in St. Louis. They are pretty cool and worth the effort to come and see:

This quaint little cafe’ in the heart of Webster Groves is a locally owned small business. It is a great place to study, read, or meet for a cup of coffee. It is quiet, roomy, and offers outdoor and indoor seating. It is absolutely inviting, comfortable, and a true hidden gem offering live acoustic music indoors and out at scheduled times. Their coffee and teas score above average. Webster Groves Garden Cafe' rotates delicious cookies and pastries every day to provide a new experience every time you visit. They are number one on our list.

This natural hidden gem in Chesterfield is 188 acres. It is a half-mile walk on a crushed limestone trail. The trail leads you to a gorgeous lake surrounded by trees on all sides. It is an awesome place to unwind and get some fresh air! Catch a glimpse of this lovely park:

The St. Louis Graffiti Wall is a legal canvas for local graffiti artists to display their artwork. It is a mile long and a very intriguing but stunning wall filled with amazing artwork from local artists. Take a closer look at the Graffiti Wall in St. Louis:

It’s a 16-person, pedal-powered bar! That’s right, it’s pedal-powered and travels around Soulard for bachelor/ bachelorette parties, girl's/guy's nights out, or any special occasion. It is an absolute blast and another hidden gem in St. Louis!

This little hidden gem is just under an hour outside of St. Louis but it was so unique I had to add it to the list. The club sits on 40 acres and clothing is optional until noon. After 12:00 p.m., everyone on the grounds will be in their birthday suit! They welcome everyone, including families, offer guest accommodations, and nude sports! Best of all…..ADMISSION IS FREE!

This awesome sculpture was created by J. Seward Johnson Jr. in 1980. It is a sculpture of a distressed giant attempting to free himself from the ground and is quite an amazing piece of art! Totally worth the visit for this St. Louis gem! Get an in-depth look at this intriguing sculpture:

One of only 27 velodromes in the United States, Penrose Park is an outdoor cyclist's dream. It was designed by Olympic cyclist and Schwinn bicycle designer, Frank Burlando, and opened in 1962.

Finding these hidden gems in St. Louis is worth the effort and there are many of them. Check out this unique Missouri natural hidden gem! What are some more hidden gems you know about in St. Louis? Let us know about them in the comments.