We made it a priority to see "Sunken Cities: Egypt's Lost World" and it was well worth it. This... read more
We went to view the lost, under water cities of Egypt which was amazing and educational. We were... read more
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We made it a priority to see "Sunken Cities: Egypt's Lost World" and it was well worth it. This exhibit leaves St. Louis early September and is one of the few, if not only, city in the United States to host this. Many of the...More
We went to view the lost, under water cities of Egypt which was amazing and educational. We were not aware of the $15.00 for parking till we left the garage. The signage for $5.00 parking is most prominent but that is only for members. There...More
The under water discovered items from Egypt were thrilling. Catch this if you can because it is only on loan, leaves ends of September I think, check before going. Parking off site free, on site $15. Museum free, underwater section $18. I breezed thru the...More
While searching for things to do during our short visit to St. Louis, I noted that Sunken Cities: Egypt's Lost World would be on exhibit at the Art Museum. We did not know if we'd have time for a Sunday visit so we did not...More
The museum is worth a visit because of the very interesting collection of works on art on display. However, it is a must-do visit because of the very imposing nature of the building itself, practically the only remaining structure from the 1904 World Fair. Although...More
Took my 6 year old grand child to see the exhibit. The size of the statues in the lobby has made such an impression on her plus watching the video about their being brought up from the sea has totally captivated her. She talks of...More
We went just for the Sunkin Cities exhibit. I had went online and bought our tickets for a Fri about two weeks prior. Fridays are free but when you purchase online there is a $3 per ticket charge. Worth it!! First of all we really...More
If you don't get to do anything else please visit this museum. Convenient free parking across the street and street side, or for a low rate there's underground parking. Take a break in the cafeteria. They also have a restaurant. Then take a moment to...More
We travelled from Ohio to St. Louis just to see this Exhibit: Very extensive retrieved items from the 2 sunken cities off the coast of Egypt. Giant (15 foot) stone statues, solid gold jewelry, finely carved religious statues, various religious items used in the daily...More
The museum itself has many pieces of art from all branches and time periods. The sunken cities was a special exhibit. There are videos as well as many relics. Some relics are so small that they must be viewed through a magnifying glass. It is...More
