Best Spas in Belleville

"Philip Johnson Salon/Spa provides a personalized experience to all of their guests that strives to exceed expectations. They give individualized attention and provide continual education by their dedicated and skillful staff. Furthermore, they give back to their community, nurturing each other."

"Located at 4581 Laclede Ave. in Central West End, the hair salon, day spa and skin care spot is the highest-rated day spa in St. Louis, boasting four stars out of 111 reviews on Yelp."

"Next up is Tower Grove South's Morgan Ford Massage & Spa, situated at 3187 Morgan Ford Road. With four stars out of 82 reviews on Yelp, the day spa, massage and hair removal spot has proved to be a local favorite."

"Princeton Heights's Trendy Nails & Spa, located at 6410 Hampton Ave., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the nail salon and day spa four stars out of 145 reviews."

"Aquarius Wellness Center For Healing Arts is where you can heal yourself in spirit, mind, and body. They help you become calm, serene and restored through their spa services. Their doors opened to the public in 2012."

"They offer spa non-invasive services and skincare to anyone who comes to their place. Their services are for everyone, whether you want to visit them to unwind or only a quick visit for reliable service. Furthermore, they are always committed to quality, whether it is a product they offer or a service they provide."

"St. Louis Spa is a full-service salon and medical spa that provides an exceptional experience to their visitors. From make-up to massage, almost anything you need in a salon or spa, they are ready to provide it for you. Furthermore, they have an online store where you can shop their high-quality products and goods perfect for a relaxing time in your own space."

"Let big, splashy musicals capture your imagination in the Municipal Opera Association of St. Louis, or ‘Muny’ for short. Characters come to life on the stage, which is nestled between the green, leafy shrubbery of Forest Park. Both calming and invigorating, you can relax your feet and work your mind at the same time at this St. Louis cultural hub."

"The Muny is a cultural treasure that has brought Broadway-style theatre to St. Louis for decades. Plan a trip to one of St. Louis’ most precious attractions for seniors with a love of live performance."

"Celebrating over one hundred seasons, St. Louis’ Municipal Theater is said to be the oldest outdoor musical theater in America; with seats for 11,000, it’s also the largest."

"Opened in 1929 as a palace for motion pictures, this gem has been described as Siamese-Byzantine in a bid to explain its opulent interior. Today, visitors can go on an architectural safari to spot the elephants, lions and other creatures that caper through its interior as they watch the best of Broadway on the stage of this Grand Center landmark."

"The Fabulous Fox Theatre presents the ‘Best of Broadway’ in St. Louis. More than 15 million people have passed through the brass doors of “the Fox” to see Broadway shows; Vegas performers; top pop, rock and comedy concert acts; and classic movies. The Fabulous Fox continues to provide St. Louis audiences with something for everyone."

"Since then, it has produced a total of 25 musicals, Broad plays, and many productions. One of its plays even won the 2015 Tony® Award for Best Musical."

"The City Museum is a one-of-a-kind experience for adults and children alike!. With four floors of interactive exhibits, tunnels and slides, an outdoor climbing space, an architecture museum, and a cave system to explore, there's plenty to keep everyone occupied all day. If you hit a mid-day slump, head over to the on-site historic Cabin Inn where those over 21 can enjoy a refreshing cocktail or craft brew while the little ones devour a hand-scooped ice cream cone."

"Possibly the wildest highlight to any visit to St Louis is this frivolous, frilly fun house in a vast old shoe factory. The Museum of Mirth, Mystery & Mayhem sets the tone. Run, jump and explore all manner of exhibits, including a seven-story slide. The summer-only rooftop Ferris wheel offers grand views of the city."

"This is the most unique place that I have found in Saint Louis!. Made in an old shoe factory, City museum is nothing like your ordinary museum. It’s basically a giant playground for kids and adults alike!"

"The Missouri History Museum was founded in 1866 and is operated and maintained by the Missouri Historical Society. The museum has been located inside the Jefferson Memorial Building in Forest Park since 1913. Access to the main galleries is free to everyone, and the museum’s exhibitions are wheelchair accessible."

"Visit this museum for a look at the history of the metro-St. Louis region and its place in Missouri’s development. Offering free admission, ongoing exhibits include the 1904 World’s Fair, World War I, and iconic photographs."

"Built in 1851, this three story townhouse has been accurately restored with its carriage house, rose garden, and gazebo, offers a showcase of Victorian furnishings and decorative arts. Campbell House Museum features original furnishings from the family who lived here from 1854 through 1938. The museum collection includes classic Rococo-Revival Victorian furniture, portraits, textiles, silver, gold-leaf frames and cornices, faux-grained woodwork, and other examples of decorative arts."

"The Campbell House Museum, which first opened in February 1943, is a historic landmark. It has exhibits depicting the Victorian lifestyle of renowned fur trader Robert Campbell and his family in the 19th century."

"The iconic custard shop has been in business for more than 80 years serving up its famous concretes, sundaes and shakes. Try a specialty concrete like the Terramizzou, a blend of chocolate sauce and pistachios, or the Hawaiian, a combination of banana, coconut, pineapple and macadamia nuts. Ted Dewes has two locations in south St. Louis."

"Grab a frozen custard at this old fashioned, wait-outside-in-line stand, treasured by St. Louisians. Summer nights are busy, but the super efficient...Read More"