Laclede's Landing was first established when the area was a trading post having been founded by the French fur trader Pierre Laclede in 1764. As more and more settlers poured into the area, the city of St. Louis began to develop around the trading post.
Today, Laclede's Landing encompasses a nine square block area, located between the Eads Bridge on the South and the Martin Luther King Bridge on the North. Extensive renovation of the area placed Laclede's Landing on the National Register of Historic Places list in 1976. The historic brick and cast iron facade buildings, that were once warehouses that held tobacco or manufactured coffee, are now home to restaurants, night clubs, microbreweries, specialty shops and a large retail, commercial and office district. All just steps from the Mississippi River and the Gateway Arch.
Laclede's Landing Riverfront District
710 North 2nd St
St. Louis, MO 63102
314-409-4885
Laclede's Landing Facebook Page, Laclede's Landing Riverfront District Website
Lacledes Landing on the St Louis Riverfront Link
Laclede's Landing Link
The Wax Museum in Laclede's Landing Link
Lumiere Place Casino in Laclede's Landing Link
Historic Laclede's Landing on the St Louis Riverfront Link
Laclede's Landing on the St Louis Riverfront Link
Morgan Street Brewery in Laclede's Landing Link
Lumiere Place Casino and the Four Seasons Hotel Link