There are four ArchWell Health centers in the St Louis area

We’re bringing a higher level of care to seniors here in the Gateway City. Good health is the key to enjoying your favorite activities, whether that means cheering on the Cards or taking the grandkids to the City Museum.

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Live Life in Saint Louis

With its historic charm, vibrant cultural scene, and abundant green spaces, Saint Louis is a fantastic city for older adults to enjoy an active and enriching lifestyle. From garden strolls and museum visits to hands-on learning and wellness activities, older adults will find plenty of opportunities to stay engaged and connected in the Gateway City.

Start your day with a walk at Forest Park—one of the largest urban parks in the country. This 1,300-acre oasis offers paved walking paths, beautiful lakeside views, and easy access to top attractions like the Saint Louis Art Museum and Missouri History Museum—both of which offer free admission, ADA-accessible galleries, and senior-focused programming. The Saint Louis Zoo, also within the park, is free to enter and includes wide, flat paths and rental scooters to make it easy to explore at your own pace.

For a more serene outing, visit the Missouri Botanical Garden—one of the oldest botanical gardens in the U.S. The grounds are mostly paved and accessible, with trams available for those who prefer to ride. Older adults receive discounted admission and can enjoy seasonal festivals, walking tours, and gardening workshops tailored for all mobility levels.

Enrichment opportunities abound through the Shepherd’s Center of Saint Louis, which offers classes, wellness programs, social activities, and transportation services for older adults. For those interested in culinary arts, the Kitchen Conservatory hosts hands-on cooking classes that range from heart-healthy meals to international cuisine—perfect for older adults looking to learn new skills in a fun, relaxed setting.

The Saint Louis Public Library system also hosts tech workshops, book clubs, and arts programs specifically designed for older adults. Prefer live entertainment? Catch a matinee performance at The Muny—the nation’s oldest outdoor musical theatre—with accessible seating and senior discounts during its summer season.

Whether you're enjoying art in a world-class museum, strolling beneath magnolia trees, or learning a new recipe with friends, Saint Louis offers a senior-friendly lifestyle full of wellness, creativity, and community.