If you're relocating to St. Louis or just interesting in finding a new place to spend your Saturday night, there are so many city attractions that will make you fall in love with your own community. From the must-sees to those little hideaways that not everyone knows about, there are hundreds of places to go out for the day with friends or plan that Morilee wedding you've always dreamed of.

If you're new to the city, one of the first things that you need to see is the Gateway Arch. It sits 630 feet high and is located along the city's riverfront. While you're in the neighborhood, get a little historical education with some of the city's Lewis and Clark exhibitions and sites. You can explore places they once stood or visit the Missouri History Museum and learn all about their adventures. The museum is one of the many free attractions in the city. You could also head to the zoo, science center or art museum without emptying your pocket.

If you're interested in agriculture and spend hours at your greenhouse supplier discussing plants then there are few better places in the city for you than the Missouri Botanical Gardens. They are ranked as one of the world's leading public gardens and have breathtaking sights to see throughout the year. If the outdoors are your playground but you want something a little more active, head to Forest Park. This city park is one of the biggest in the country and is even five hundred acres larger than the infamous Central Park in New York City. You'll find everything from skating paths to hiking trails in this great location.

And at the end of a great day you may want to enrich your mind or exercise your body, so you're going to want to relax to a nice meal and take in some of the nation's best entertainment. There are plenty of locations to fill this need in St. Louis. For food, media representatives even recognize the killer cuisine at Robust. It won the Restaurant of the Year award from St. Louis Magazine in 2008. Some of the other gems of the city are Revival, Mosaic and Sidney Street Cafe.

Now, for some indie rock or a night at the club. The area known as the Landing is your best chance for a good time, but in a close second is Union Station. Both have a large collection of music to suit any taste.

Lastly, before heading out the house, you need to check out what events and festivals are in town. There is always something going on, from the Taste of St. Louis Festival to the St. Louis Route 66 Festival, where you could win a car, Canada or Europe designed. There is something great going on all the time in St. Louis. You just have get out and explore to find it.