Things to do in Kennett

美国密苏里州圣路易斯的杰斐逊国家扩张纪念碑 (Jefferson National Expansion Memorial) 纪念美国第三任总统杰斐逊对美国大陆扩张的愿景，杰斐逊在当总统时，向北美西部派出了刘易斯和克拉克远征队。记念碑现在是一个公园，位于密西西比河边，有著名的圣路易斯硔门。

The most famous attraction in St. Louis, the landmark building, the Arch is 600 feet high, 192 meters, and can be seen from a distance. You can feel the science and grandeur of the building when you get close. It is said that it cost more than 2 billion US dollars. You can take a cable car to the top and overlook the city in the direction of the old courthouse. You can take the north side bridge to cross the Mississippi River, which is Illinois. You can see the Arch from the bridge or a platform opposite.

This is a family park and has something for everyone. It’s pricey but they are always investing in new things and in improvements.

It was my first time to visit the forest park. It covers a large area. I only walked a small part of it in more than 2 hours. It was autumn, and the leaves were red, which was particularly beautiful against the blue sky! I visited the museum, but I could only understand the Asian part.

Children will think it's a playground, not a museum. It's not suitable for older people; there are climbing walls everywhere and eerie decorations. Parking next to the museum is expensive, at $10 per hour.

The National Civil Rights Museum is also very interesting. This museum is quite unique and huge. Many of the designs here are also very important. Civil rights are also very prominent here.

The replica temple was built as early as 1897 It was originally intended to commemorate the centenary of Tennessee's independence. Highlight the value of democracy and freedom Imitation temple Really shocking It’s the reality of this temple all sculptures All are works by local artists Very local flavor There is a sincerity in protecting local people in local temples I remember when the Athenians visited the Parthenon It should feel like this~