Ste. Genevieve is the oldest European settlement in Missouri, founded in 1750. It has a long history enriched by the French culture and is named after the patron saint of Paris. Ste. Genevieve has the largest array of French Colonial architecture in North America. This beautiful town boasts an abundance of history, amazing scenery and fun activities for all. We cannot wait to share the beauty of Missouri with our friends and family!

Audubon's

American, Cajun & Creole

Anvil Restaurant & Saloon

American, Bar

Oliver's

Italian

Old Brick House

American, Bar

El San Felipe (Megan's recommendation)

Mexican

Centre For French Colonial Life

198 Market Street

573-883-3105

https://www.frenchcolonialamerica.org/

Sainte Genevieve Art Center and Art Museum

310 Merchant Street

573-883-7097

http://www.artstegen.org/

The Historic Downtown District provides some of the most significant eighteenth century architecture you can find! Take a step back into time and enjoy some of the amazing landmarks.

Bauvais-Amoureux House

327 St. Mary's Road

Bequette-Ribault House

351 St. Mary's Road

Bolduc-LeMeilleur House

123 South Main Street

Felix Valle House State Historic Site

198 Merchant Street

Francois Valle II House

167 South Gabouri Street

Jacques Guibourd Historic House

1 North Fourth Street

Janis-Ziegler House/Green Tree Tavern

244 St. Marys Road

Jean Baptiste Valle House

99 South Main Street

The Linden House

116 South Main Street

Louis Boldue House

198 Market Street

Pickle Springs

Highway AA

Hickory Canyons

8299-8209 Sprott Road

Hawn State Park

12096 Park Drive #8121