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There's more than meets the arch to St. Louis, or so one city slogan used to go. The city's most famous landmark is Gateway Arch St. Louis, also known as the St. Louis Arch. This city is a prime example of urban revitalization in the modern decade, and its new slogan, "St. Lou is all within reach," reflects the changing landscape and all the accompanying developments. Top city attractions include the St. Louis Zoo, St. Louis Science Center, City Museum, and, of course, the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. Lumière Place Casino & Hotel is equally popular as a hotel and an entertainment center it's located smack-dab in the heart of downtown St. Louis, within walking distance of the business district and Edward Jones Dome, home of the St. Louis Rams.
Mint juleps and modern architecture -- "the energetic spirit of the North meets the relaxed charm of the South" here in Louisville, Kentucky. This city on the Ohio River, perennially touted as one of the most livable in the nation, offers a mild climate, steady economic growth and a neighborly populace. Its downtown juxtaposes brick and antebellum structures with soaring post-modern skyscrapers, while its lively riverfront can boast of "the world's largest computerized floating fountain." Most people still think of Louisville as the home of the Kentucky Derby. The surrounding bluegrass countryside is the breeding ground for most of the great horse racing champions. Louisville is also home to the most popular franchise in minor-league baseball as well as the factory that churns out the fabled "Louisville Slugger" bats. Dedicated tour guides will tell you that this gracious city has been home to notables ranging from Hunter S. Thompson to Muhammad Ali to more fiddlers than you can shake a stick at. But they might not mention that to avoid being pegged as a tourist, you've got to call it "Luvul." Now you know.